Upgrading to LMS 8.1.2 and SqueezeLite 1.9.9 seems to have done the
trick ... thanks very much.
SB3 -> Quad 909 -> Quad Electrostatic speakers, Quad 405 -> TBI
subwoofer
3 x SB3s + SB Radio
LMS on Raspbian on a Pi4
Rotel RSP1068 surround processor, Quad 707 -> B surround
8.2 is where the experiments are.
8.1.x is the stable one.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada and rte ireland
Man in a van wrote:
> Why such an old version of LMS ?
>
> And is your squeezelite up to date?
>
> ronnie
Good thinking. Should I upgrade to LMS 7.9.4? Or 8.? ? I guess 8.? is
still experimental so 7.9.4 is probably better?
I was running SqueezeLite 1.8 on the Pi4 so have upgraded 1.9.9
Why such an old version of LMS ?
And is your squeezelite up to date?
ronnie
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I have also added -a :::0 after getting a lot of re-buffering after an
update a month or two ago. But I still get occasional re-buffering. It
works 100% perfectly on streaming radio, but when playing my FLACs every
so often it locks up for about 30s, and eventually gets going again.
This happens
bpa wrote:
> Just checking other possibilities on Pi4 and Buster Desktop
>
> The following both work from a shell prompt (not tested as a service)
> and audio is output via Pulseaudio. Using pavucontrol squeezelite can be
> seen to be an application using Pulseaudio (output is shared with
Just checking other possibilities on Pi4 and Buster Desktop
The following both work from a shell prompt (not tested as a service)
and audio is output via Pulseaudio. Using pavucontrol squeezelite can be
seen to be an application using Pulseaudio (output is shared with system
sounds) and it
ryandkg wrote:
>
>
> I have to say that although I'm (fairly) certain that I had tested the
> "-a :::0" flag in one of my many attempts, it could be that I have
> created a false memory.
>
> One point that I will add to the discussion. At least on my pi4 (2Gb),
> I had to set the "Wait for
Well, many thanks to all, especially @Man in a van (ronnie) and @bpa.
After literally (by which I literally mean literally) exactly following
the steps outlined in post #26 of this thread I can report success.
I have to say that although I'm (fairly) certain that I had tested the
"-a :::0"
Paul Webster wrote:
> I think that RPi4 (and perhaps 400) is the only RPi model(s) that needs
> nmap 0
Like the OP in this thread, I found that it was necessary, in my case on
a 3B+. Discussed in this thread:
Paul Webster wrote:
> I think that RPi4 (and perhaps 400) is the only RPi model(s) that needs
> nmap 0
You may well be correct, here is a rpi3b with the old debian squeezelite
33464
Plays fine
ronnie
+---+
|Filename: old
Paul Webster wrote:
> I think that RPi4 (and perhaps 400) is the only RPi model(s) that needs
> nmap 0
The annoying thing is without the "-a :::0" squeezelite looks like it
is working.
A slimproto command to change volume show on a log "-d slimproto=info"
so squeezelite looks normal - just
I think that RPi4 (and perhaps 400) is the only RPi model(s) that needs
nmap 0
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada and rte ireland
I have a Raspbian Desktop Pi4 whicis my LMS server. Never bother to test
audio on it before.
I installed an old squeezelite build 1.9.7 from a tar file. No other
files (e.g. no sysntemd stuff).
running squeezelite from shell prompt - I get no sound etc. out of
CARD=Headphone
VLC
SQUEEZLITE
@RYANDKG
I hope you find this info helpful :)
I made a fresh Raspberry PI OS Desktop on a rpi 4b (2gb)
Updated to the latest software
>
> pi@raspberrypi:~ $ uname -a
> Linux raspberrypi 5.10.11-v7l+ #1399 SMP Thu Jan 28 12:09:48 GMT 2021
> armv7l GNU/Linux
As *bpa* has remarked, the debian
@RYANDKG
One can just uncomment the line SL_ALSA_PARAMS
33435
+---+
|Filename: headphones 3.png |
|Download: http://forums.slimdevices.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=33435|
If you want a GUI to see/control Pulseaudio then you can install
pavucontrol.
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@ryandkg
First, your getting there
Second, the method decribed by Gerrelts is several years old, when
PulseAudio was deprecated by the rpi foundation.
Now they have decided that it is "the bees knees". I think it's to do
with easy bluetooth, or something
I have just completed a squeezelite
I'm building the new Raspbian Lite SD card right now so I can't be exact
on some details but here is what I can recall...
bpa wrote:
> this will be using the default output.
>
> Did you check volume ?
> Different devices can have different settings.
I did use alsamixer to set the audio to
>
> >
Code:
> > sudo /usr/bin/squeezelite-armv6hf
> >
>
> Success! Audio output.
>
this will be using the default output.
>
> Then I tried with *hw:CARD=Headphones,DEV=0* and all of the other
> "bcm2835 Headphones" devices and either got no
Here is the result so far...
1) Raspberry Pi OS with desktop Jan 11/21 installed WITHOUT updates at
initial configuration (only set locale info, no wi-fi, no updates)
2) from terminal window:
Code:
sudo apt-get -y update && sudo apt-get -y dist-upgrade
echo "unset
ryandkg wrote:
> The 1.8 version is the one that is installed by the Add/Remove Software
> tool in RaspbianOS. Also the version that is fetched using "apt-get"
> which I presume is the engine for the GUI tool.[/quopte]
> For some reason the Debian squeezelite does not seem to be maintained. I
bpa wrote:
>
> My observations: 1.8 is old - so whereever you are getting the
> Squeezlite - stop using it and find the up to date build - 1.9.8
>
The 1.8 version is the one that is installed by the Add/Remove Software
tool in RaspbianOS. Also the version that is fetched using "apt-get"
ryandkg wrote:
> The squeezelite instance is reporting version 1.8 with playername
> "raspberry pi". The player MAC address is appearing as
> 00:00:00:00:00:00
Follow "Main in a van" comments.
My observations: 1.8 is old - so whereever you are getting the
Squeezlite - stop using and find
ryandkg wrote:
> I hope I'm not hijacking this thread,
>
> Any feedback welcome.
http://www.gerrelt.nl/RaspberryPi/wordpress/tutorial-installing-squeezelite-player-on-raspbian/,
currently I use
Code:
mkdir squeezelite
cd squeezelite
wget -O
I hope I'm not hijacking this thread, but this is the closest thing I
have found to a solution to my current problem.
As ehjones has described in this thread, I could not get any output from
the audio jack (headphones) on a rPi4. I have gone though a number of
clean installs and
Thank you to 'ralphy'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?3484-ralphy) for giving me
the fix: -a :::0 to disable mmap.
I thought I was going crazy, although I'm a bit embarrassed because I
had all the evidence in front of me to fix it myself, I just needed to
read -h more closely.
>From the logs, you are using a very old version of squeezelite v1.8
that is no longer supported, at least not by me.
Either get the dietpi team to upgrade to the 'current 1.9.8-1344'
(https://github.com/ralph-irving/squeezelite).
Or, you can try my
Well the only thing that is obvious is that the output device is opened
before the update
33284
and not open after the update
33285
But then, i have a short attention span when it comes to this sort of
thing :rolleyes::)
sorry :(
ronnie
@EHJONES
Because pCP 7 does not work on my rpi1b I have reverted to raspberry PI
OS Lite on my old "turtle".
It has the Cirrus Logic Dac fitted.
At the weekend I updated the OS and I'm now on
> Linux cirruslogic 5.10.11+ #1399 Thu Jan 28 12:02:28 GMT 2021 armv6l
> GNU/Linux
NO problems at
Sorry to go on about this. I'm not sure where else I can discuss this!
I've had a recurrence of the problem - squeezelite not working on an
rPi3 running upgraded Raspbian Lite 10.7 regardless of any option
switches.
How I can reproduce it:
1. A fresh flash of Raspbian Lite 32-bit, release
Yes I'm using Raspbian 10.7 and HDMI output. I've never needed to set an
output option previously - the default was always fine, but suddenly
none of the options listed by -l worked, even though hdmi and also was
still working for omxplayer.
Anyway, I was going in circles and nothing I tried
Ignore the visualisation for the moment - it is driven from the data
stream from LMS.
No audio output is an issue with the output device. If as a result of
Pulseaudio or something else, some other application has access to
audio output device - it can kill output from Squeezelite to same
Thank you for your help
Squeezelite v1.9.8-1344, Copyright 2012-2015 Adrian Smith, 2015-2021
Ralph Irving.
ed@sand:~/tmp $ ./squeezelite -l
Output devices:
null - Discard all samples (playback) or
generate zero samples (capture)
jack - JACK
ehjones wrote:
> I'll try specifying an output device, thank you // edit: no change :(
Not clear what that update is. OS Update could change changed output
devices - if it is a big version change to Buster - you may now have
Pulseaudio.
What does squeezelite -l (lower case letter L) show for
I've downloaded Squeezelite v1.9.8-1344. Running this with -d all=info
reports this repeatedly:
[20:48:42.121746] output_thread:764 start error: File descriptor in bad
state
[20:48:42.131911] output_thread:764 start error: File descriptor in bad
state
[20:48:42.142075] output_thread:764 start
LMS Logitech Media Server Version: 8.1.1 - 1610364019 @ Thu Jan 14
06:24:07 CET 2021
Squeezelite v1.8
Both squeezelite and LMS are running on Raspbian 10.7, on rpi3 and rpi2
respectively.
I'm trying to play mp3 files stored locally on the LMS server. BBC
Sounds also fails.
I don't use -C
ehjones wrote:
> Any ideas how to troubleshoot this further, please? Thank you!
What could have changed ?
Between playing tracks did it suddenly stop ? or was there a gap in
usage between workg and not working when something happened (e.g. OS
update)
>From log - it looks like squeezelite is
More information may help others to help you
which LMS version?
which squeezelite version?
which raspberry pi os version?
what exactly are you trying to play?
Do you have the "-C" setting enabled in squeezelite?
Man
Hi all,
Today I'm suddenly having problems with squeezelite running on a rPi3.
Everything looks right, but there's no audio output. If it's at all
relevant, I've enabled the visualisation output (-v) and there's no PCM
data being output either (the file where the PCM data is output to is
being
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