As LMS is single threaded does this mean that it can only ever able to
use 2gb ram when 32bit even if Pi has 4gb ram on board?
Correct, but I think Michael will tell you that LMS has no need to
access that much memory.
Correct.
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Allanto wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Not sure if this is the right thread, but it's related to LMS8.
>
> If anyone is using Inguz EQ, and is upgrading to LMS8, you will probably
> see that Inguz EQ gives the following Error in the "Plugins" settings
>
> Inactive Plugins > EQ > Plugin is incompatible
d6jg wrote:
> As LMS is single threaded does this mean that it can only ever able to
> use 2gb ram when 32bit even if Pi has 4gb ram on board?This blog says 3GB per
> process.
https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/8gb-raspberry-pi-4-on-sale-now-at-75/
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Tapaballou wrote:
> Yes, I am using Cue-Files. But I never had any problems because of them.
> I have now switched back to Version 7.9.2 and everything works fine.
> So you are right and there is bug in 8.0.0. I wait until Martin
> implements 8.0.1 to the Synology LMS Update Channel. Hopefully
d6jg wrote:
> As LMS is single threaded does this mean that it can only ever able to
> use 2gb ram when 32bit even if Pi has 4gb ram on board?
Correct, but I think Michael will tell you that LMS has no need to
access that much memory.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Yes, I am using Cue-Files. But I never had any problems because of them.
I have now switched back to Version 7.9.2 and everything works fine.
So you are right and there is bug in 8.0.0. I wait until Martin
implements 8.0.1 to the Synology LMS Update Channel. Hopefully this
will help.
paul- wrote:
> Rpi does some special mapping to use all memory in 32bit mode. Still
> limited to 2gb per process.
>
> There are some changes in pCP7.
> 32bit images is pure 32 bit
> 64bit is pure 64bit.
>
> We had to separate for repo management. (Yes, pCP6 was 64bit kernel and
> 32bit
pCP doesn't run a desktop environment (but you could) Pulseaudio is
available in the piCore repo.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
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Hi All,
Seeing the following message in the LMS server log with LMS 8.0.0:
Slim::Plugin::MusicMagic::Plugin::initPlugin (155) Can't connect to port
10002 - MusicIP disabled.
MusicIP is definitely listening on 10002:
MusicIP274 admin7u IPv4 0xe4fd002b6a324cff 0t0 TCP
*:10002
Man in a van wrote:
> Thanks for the info Paul
>
> Will PulseAudio help with the Bluetooth integration (I'm guessing maybe
> pCP8 :))
>
> ronnie
Hi Ronnie, I think that it could be cool to see this working in
piCorePlayer. Maybe the module is available upstream (TinyCore Linux,
piCore Linux)
I just updated my raspbian buster and every thing seems to still work.
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paul- wrote:
> Rpi does some special mapping to use all memory in 32bit mode. Still
> limited to 2gb per process.
>
> There are some changes in pCP7.
> 32bit images is pure 32 bit
> 64bit is pure 64bit.
>
> We had to separate for repo management. (Yes, pCP6 was 64bit kernel and
> 32bit
BTHOEM wrote:
> Will I still need the FLAC/ High Res subscription, or will it work with
> the lower res subscription as well?
I have a TIDAL Premium subscription that offers AAC streams up to
320kbps (for 9,99 euro per month), and that is working OK with LMS
8.0.1.
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d6jg wrote:
> @bpa am I correct in thinking that BBC Sounds plugin still requires BBC
> iPlayer plugin for playback purposes?
No, that was the case in the early releases, since version 2.0.0 it is
no longer the case.
Rpi does some special mapping to use all memory in 32bit mode. Still
limited to 2gb per process.
There are some changes in pCP7.
32bit images is pure 32 bit
64bit is pure 64bit.
We had to separate for repo management. (Yes, pCP6 was 64bit kernel and
32bit user space)
piCorePlayer a small
Man in a van wrote:
> Well I remember from Windows, there is a 3gb limit (i think) on 32 bit.
>
> I just assumed that linux is the same :confused:
>
> a quick search
>
> https://www.quora.com/Why-do-32-bit-Linux-kernels-only-recognize-3GB-of-RAM
>
> It's possible with the rpi to have a 64
Tx Michael - completely missed out on this.
And can confirm that Tidal now works again.
Will I still need the FLAC/ High Res subscription, or will it work with
the lower res subscription as well?
Bjørn Tore
BTHOEM's
Well I remember from Windows, there is a 3gb limit (i think) on 32 bit.
I just assumed that linux is the same :confused:
a quick search
https://www.quora.com/Why-do-32-bit-Linux-kernels-only-recognize-3GB-of-RAM
Man in
My LMS is updated to the October 20th nightly build and runs on a
Windows 10 x64 Pro server.
That's too old. You need to get the 8.0.0 release or one of the 8.0.1
nightly builds.
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CJS wrote:
> Thanks for this info. I use the BBC iPlayer plugin (almost) only for
> playing live streams (which works fine), and was not aware that "Listen
> Again" does not work anymore.
@bpa am I correct in thinking that BBC Sounds plugin still requires BBC
iPlayer plugin for playback
Man in a van wrote:
> Well I'm thinking mostly just about using the Desktop as a stanby /
> replacement music source.
>
> I really only stream stuff these days, I haven't bought any music for
> years.
>
> 64 bit allows all the ram to be used and (I think) might have a benefit
> of not using
It's been a while since my Tidal account stopped working with my
Squeezebox system. I decided to try to get it to work again today.
I have upgraded my Tidal account to FLAC/ High Res and reautorized my
login.
But I just can not get it to work. The error message I can read on the
Squeezebox Touch
How do I find out which audio files this resorts to?
You could look into the tracks table in library.db: the value can be
found in the coverid column.
Most likely it's tracks being played somewhere, or in the queue. As you
can see the error is repeated all the time for the same track(s).
slartibartfast wrote:
> What benefit does the 64 bit version bring?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Well I'm thinking mostly just about using the Desktop as a stanby /
replacement music source.
I really only stream stuff these days, I haven't bought any music for
years.
64 bit
Man in a van wrote:
> I'm waiting for the 64 bit to come out of beta [emoji14]
>
> I'll maybe try a fresh install later in the week, there are already a
> few bugs that need attention :rolleyes:
>
>
> ronnieWhat benefit does the 64 bit version bring?
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I see these in server.log, nonstopping:
Code:
*[20-12-05 12:56:28.8507] Slim::Web::Graphics::__ANON__ (403) Artwork
resize for music/30c960bb/cover_50x50_o failed
[20-12-05 12:56:28.8760] Slim::Web::Graphics::__ANON__ (403) Artwork resize
for
slartibartfast wrote:
> You try updating yours first [emoji3]
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
I'm waiting for the 64 bit to come out of beta :p
I'll maybe try a fresh install later in the week, there are already a
few bugs that need attention :rolleyes:
ronnie
Man in a van wrote:
> https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/new-raspberry-pi-os-release-december-2020/
>
> Switch to PulseAudio as default for audio and Bluetooth.
>
> ronnieYou try updating yours first [emoji3]
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bpa wrote:
> So BBCiPlayer can only play Live streams. No "Listen Again"
> functionality.
Thanks for this info. I use BBC iPlayer almost only for playing live
streams (which works fine), and was nor aware that "Listen Again" does
not work anymore.
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Switch to PulseAudio as default for audio and Bluetooth.
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CJS wrote:
> Demise of BBCiPlayer? Are you aware of bpa's BBC iPlayer plugin? It is
> working fine for me. You can add this plugin to LMS by adding the
> following repository add the bottom of the LMS plugins page:
> http://bpa-code.github.io/bpaplugins/betarelease-repo.xml
Just to clarify.
CJS wrote:
> Demise of BBCiPlayer? Are you aware of bpa's BBC iPlayer plugin? It is
> working fine for me.
You might not be trying to use all of the functionality.
Try to access the list of programmes in a radio station.
For now at least it is broken because of changes at BBC - and there
might
fmanchu wrote:
> All sorted just in time, following the recent demise of the good old
> faithful BBCiPlayer.
Demise of BBCiPlayer? Are you aware of bpa's BBC iPlayer plugin? It is
working fine for me. You can add this plugin to LMS by adding the
following repository add the bottom of the LMS
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