Triode wrote:
> AAC playback needs more cpu. It depends how the faad2 library is built
> and if you have a floating point unit as to whether it will work at low
> enough cpu. If you see this getting too high then I think you would be
> betted allowing the server to decode assuming the server ha
bpa wrote:
> Works OK on microcore as well as Linaro.
>
> HDMI on Linaro plays OK if output device is numeric e.g. "-o
> hw:CARD=0,DEV=0"
>
> HDMI and headphone play OK on microcore although card number for HDMI
> and headphone are difference between microcore and Linaro.
>
> For microcore I n
Works OK on microcore as well as Linaro.
HDMI on Linaro plays OK if output device is numeric e.g. "-o
hw:CARD=0,DEV=0"
HDMI and headphone play OK on microcore although card number for HDMI
and headphone are difference between microcore and Linaro.
For microcore I need to import and then "tce-lo
paulster wrote:
> I've been listening to 1.0rc1 for a few hours already this morning,
> trying it with a range of different material/sources and it's been
> flawless so far, so I'm looking forward to doing some extended testing
> with it.
>
> I have noticed that my default installation on the Po
I've been listening to 1.0rc1 for a few hours already this morning,
trying it with a range of different material/sources and it's been
flawless so far, so I'm looking forward to doing some extended testing
with it.
I have noticed that my default installation on the PogoPlug using
Andrew's VAMP im
Downloaded Windows 0.9 beta 11 last night and have been playing with it
today... I'd like to thank you for working so hard on this.
Today I put my whole library an shuffle. After around 3 hours play I
noticed one or two songs started to get some static type crackling,
almost like an LP crackle, e
I've updated the binaries and changed the name to 1.0rc1 as I'd like to
declare the first version of Squeezelite released soon.
This version has the following changes since the last version which was
available as binaries:
- add support for server name rather than purely IP address
- add ability
I eventually built an armv7/armhf version of squeezelite on Linaro
(Ubuntu on Arm) and it seems to work on Linaro. It is built with Debian
Wheezy libraries.
Initial test - through HDMI sound is dreadful except at very low volumes
- lots of white noise. Through the board headphone socket seems to
Ok, I thought I'd write a final message on specific points in my config
now all has been working fine for some days now.
The idea is to run the server and a software player on a small machine,
and have that serve and sync with my SB3s.
Hardware:
- pc engines alix2d2 (Geode LX800)
- hifimediy Sab
SBGK wrote:
> for spdif out myself and many others find the Soundcheck Toolbox takes
> the sound in the wrong direction - too strident and digital so prefer
> using the tweaks in my blog
>
> http://touchsgotrythm.blogspot.co.uk/
>
> As TT has tcp and kernel optimisations are you saying that EDO
soundcheck wrote:
> TXRX=hw:0,0 -- is just an alias. You can use simple Alsa soundcard
> indexes (hw:0,0, plughw:1,0 etc. ) with squeezelite, even though they
> are not shown with squeezlite -l.
>
> EDO I would use for USB interfaces. (I'm not sure though, if Triodes
> kernel would enhance th
Raspi+MIPS wrote:
> Hi Paul,
> how do you figure out if a stream is playing? I'm also on a RasPi and
> very satisfied with SqueezeLite on the internal as well as with external
> DACs, so I spent some time to hook up a 433mhz transmitter to control rc
> power sockets to switch my speakers with the
Triode wrote:
> WMA support is possible via ffmpeg, but its quite a big library so I was
> avoiding this for the moment. I was thinking this could be supported
> via the server plugin - is this is critial ommission for you?
I was having problems with WMA, I could not get the server side plug in
mkkyah wrote:
> Hi Triode,
> Is there a chance to have WMA native support in near future? I know it
> was not on your priority list, what's the situation?
> Thanks so far,
WMA support is possible via ffmpeg, but its quite a big library so I was
avoiding this for the moment. I was thinking this
Triode wrote:
> Best to install the EDO applet or the Kernel Updater applet for this.
> The reason is that the kernel is not stored in the root filesytem, its
> in a separate partition on the flash. Edo will automatically install
> this for you... You can then logon and kill jive + change any
Hi Triode,
Is there a chance to have WMA native support in near future? I know it
was not on your priority list, what's the situation?
Thanks so far,
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