arkadi58 wrote:
> Assuming the network configuration of your Windows and Linux PC are
> similar, this could be a firewall issue. If you are on an internal
> network, behind a NAT router, why not turn off the firewall completely
> and see what happens?
>
> Roman
Roman, thanks for this! I don't k
I am now running piCoPlayer v1.10 on a Model B Pi. I have a WiFi adapter
(http://www.adafruit.com/products/1030) and a USB/DAC amplifier
(http://www.parts-express.com/topping-tp30-class-t-digital-mini-amplifier-with-usb-dac-15-wpc--310-312)
that both worked "out of the box" with piCoPlayer–great w
SQUEEZELITE-1.5-1
Changes...
Code:
* Sun Jan 12 2014 - 1.5-1
- Release 1.5.
- Git master branch revision 388794fab1d3ee00d126fa5e397729b3057ec27c.
bump version to 1.5
- Git master branch revision 0711a818b142bcd52afec768933bc76a575b7a74.
avoid holding lock w
sbp wrote:
> good odd to hear that it solved your problem. maybe I should make it an
> option to choose to overclock.
>
> the reason for overclocking was that for some of my USB-DACs they sound
> was only without stuttering if the raspberry was overclocked.
>
> But if it OK for you then it is f
dsdreamer wrote:
> Yes, you certainly did. It will be interesting to know if lintweaker's
> Marantz SA-14S1 can also benefit from the kernel update and thus
> dispense with the need for additional user-space workarounds. I hope so.
Well, I think he has the F20 minimal image running on his dual n
I'd hoped to be able to provide an update by now, where everything had
been worked out, that the F19 (and a beta F20) image were available for
public download, via a simple click-through license agreement and
acceptable use policy for the repo, but nothing is ever as easy as it
might seem at first
Triode wrote:
> This is now available from the download location:
> http://code.google.com/p/squeezelite/downloads/list
>
> This version is a minor update to fix bugs, the changes over 1.4 are:
> - add configurable delay for switch between pcm and dop
> - allow visexport to work with jivelite ru
This is now available from the download location:
http://code.google.com/p/squeezelite/downloads/list
This version is a minor update to fix bugs, the changes over 1.4 are:
- add configurable delay for switch between pcm and dop
- allow visexport to work with jivelite running as any user
- bug fix
JackOfAll wrote:
> I think I might have speculated at the time, that we were fixing
> something in the wrong place, that would go away anyway when moving to
> mainline kernel. ;)
>
Yes, you certainly did. It will be interesting to know if lintweaker's
Marantz SA-14S1 can also benefit from t
dsdreamer wrote:
> This allowed me to test whether I need the double alsa_open() workaround
> that Triode provided under the stock Fedora 3.12.6 Linux kernel. In
> fact, I don't, which I consider good news.
I think I might have speculated at the time, that we were fixing
something in the wrong p
Triode wrote:
> Thanks - plugin updated - could you test for me?
Triode, thanks, that was quick!
I just tested the particular use-case of jumping backwards and forwards
in BBC iPlayer listen-again streams. This works fine now.
--
"Dreamer, easy in the chair that really fi
dsdreamer wrote:
> I applied your patch at the specified place and then got a similar error
> message at line 107, so I applied the same fix there as well. So now, my
> overall patch looks as follows:
>
> As to why this change may be needed, I think the Ternary "?:" is only
> allowed as an lvalu
JackOfAll wrote:
> F20 arm repo is now 100% in sync, with package versions in F19 arm repo,
> with the push of the latest lms-CPAN package to testing. The only thing
> missing is the "custom" kernel.
>
> >
Code:
> >
> sudo systemctl disable firewalld.service
> sudo
VX220Jon wrote:
> I agree re the use of the word Audiophile, but in this case, the author
> is doing all the work for free and I am judging it purely on results -
> both SQ and the UI he has developed. Both are pleasing me a lot. He is
> also extremely responsive to questions and open to suggesti
lintweaker wrote:
> Great! I'll create a F20 minimal image for my Wandboard Quad and add the
> CSOS stuff. I'll try to keep the firewall though.
Your call. My tip would always be, disable the damn thing, get
everything working, then enable it and whatever breaks, you know where
to look. Rather t
Steve_I wrote:
> Hi Steen,
>
> Thanks for this - seems to work fine both with 1.08 and - YAY - 1.10!
> (Didn't try with 1.09 yet but it would seem logical that this would be
> OK on that too.)
>
> I commented out all the entries in the overclocking section; one day
> maybe I will have time to e
ashleyw wrote:
> In my situation, I run VMware workstation on the Windows PC (running
> windows 7 64bit) and run a Debian 32bit VM with SqueezeLite running -
> this provides for perfect sync - and by default VMware mixes the audio
> with the PC audio so you use the same set of speakers etc. Works
JackOfAll wrote:
> F20 arm repo is now 100% in sync, with package versions in F19 arm repo,
> with the push of the latest lms-CPAN package to testing. The only thing
> missing is the "custom" kernel.
>
> >
Code:
> >
> sudo systemctl disable firewalld.service
> sudo
I agree re the use of the word Audiophile, but in this case, the author
is doing all the work for free and I am judging it purely on results -
both SQ and the UI he has developed. Both are pleasing me a lot. He is
also extremely responsive to questions and open to suggestions for
future developmen
sbp wrote:
> hi Steve.
>
> thanks for testing.
> I will suggest that you try to remove the overclocking settings in the
> config.txt file.
>
> steen
Hi Steen,
Thanks for this - seems to work fine both with 1.08 and - YAY - 1.10!
(Didn't try with 1.09 yet but it would seem logical that this w
Triode wrote:
> Hum - don't know why it doesn't like that - can you try this change to
> the code:
> >
Code:
> >
> --- plugins/BBCiPlayerRTMP/RTMP.pm 2013-07-29 21:01:50.0 +0100
> +++ Plugins/BBCiPlayer/RTMP.pm 2014-01-12 11:42:45.0 +
> @@ -14
F20 arm repo is now 100% in sync, with F19, with the push of the last
lms-CPAN package to testing. The only thing missing is the "custom"
kernel.
Code:
sudo systemctl disable firewalld.service
sudo yum -y install
http://download1.rpmfusion.org/free/fedora/rpmfusion
VX220Jon wrote:
> .. or perhaps it should be called UDONT?!
>
> Thanks Soundcheck for the usual thorough and most helpful reply.
>
> Have to say that Linux itself is a challenge for me whereas I know my
> way around Windows really well, and add to that ARM-based hardware
> issues and life's too
JackOfAll wrote:
> OK, I see where you are going there, but let me engage the diplomatic
> translation device. There seems to me to be a more fundamental
> issue. ISTR that if I use aplay to output to the null device, it does
> just that. Plays the file and returns when it has finished shovel
.. or perhaps it should be called UDONT?!
Thanks Soundcheck for the usual thorough and most helpful reply.
Have to say that Linux itself is a challenge for me whereas I know my
way around Windows really well, and add to that ARM-based hardware
issues and life's too short.
Of course if you have t
VX220Jon wrote:
> Interesting. How was the SQ on the UDOO rig?
>
> Have you tried a Minix (I presume Minix NEO X5?] as a transport? They
> are stunning value.
>
> Thanks
> Jonathan
The UDOO with Volumio and
1. default MPD and local drive attached sounded good, almost as good as
our SBT Touch
matka wrote:
> Have you tried rip frm morituri ? It looks very promising and it would
> fit very well in a headless server.
Add my vote for morituri - works great!
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear
garym wrote:
> VB is using ripit. It doesn't use accuraterip. This is why I use dbpa
> for my ripping even though I have several VB appliances.
Have you tried rip frm morituri ? It looks very promising and it would
fit very well in a headless server. I will bring this up at the vortex
forums.
In
matka wrote:
> Slightly OT, since you are working with vortexbox right now, what
> command line is being used for ripping ? is it "ripit" or "rip" ? I just
> did a test with rip (morituri) and it peforms EAC compatible secure rip
> with AccurateRip checksums, once you install a whatcd plugin, it
Hi spb,
Thanks again for your continued work on developing this great product.
Thought I would update you on the wifi compatibility with V1.10
(1) RT5370 Mini 150Mbps USB Wireless Network Card WiFi LAN Adapter PC
802.11n/g/b
Got further than it did with 1.06, it detected the device but fails
aft
SQUEEZELITE-1.5-0.11.20140112GIT81A3629
Changes...
Code:
* Sun Jan 12 2014 - 1.5-0.11.20140112git81a3629
- Apply squeezelite-output-alsa-unlock.patch.
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?99395-Community-Squeeze-OS-F19-Release-1&p=767555&viewfull=1#post76
Code:
[fedora@wandboard SPECS]$ /usr/bin/time -v sudo systemctl stop squeezelite
Command being timed: "sudo systemctl stop squeezelite"
User time (seconds): 0.02
System time (seconds): 0.02
Percent of CPU this job got: 2%
Elapsed
Guut_Boy wrote:
> I got it installed very easily using an external CD-drive via usb.
> Overall my fear that vortexbox would be complicated was put to shame. My
> only difficulties was
>
> 1) That the ethernet connection apparently does not work if you use a
> broken ethernet cable (doh!)
> 2) T
Triode wrote:
> lets try a change before I check it in this time...
>
OK, I see where you are going there, but let me engage the diplomatic
translation device. There seems to me to be a more fundamental
issue. ISTR that if I use aplay to output to the null device, it does
just that. Plays t
Triode wrote:
> Hum - the only issue is it now also downsamples as well, hence the
> renaming of it with -u kept for backwards compat. [for DSD to PCM it
> needs to convert to pcm and downsample]
Yep, I get that. ;) Not having a pop at you either. I re-read my
comment and it seems to be hav
JackOfAll wrote:
> I think we might be going backwards here Try playing to the null
> device.
>
> >
Code:
> >
> [pid 11186] nanosleep({0, 1000},
> [pid 11185] <... nanosleep resumed> NULL) = 0
> [pid 11185] nanosleep({0, 1},
> [pid 11186] <.
JackOfAll wrote:
> Use either -R, or -u, not both. (Both achieve the same thing. I'm not
> sure how helpful it was adding the -R option, when up until that point
> it was always -u. Results in this sort of confusion.)
Hum - the only issue is it now also downsamples as well, hence the
renamin
sbp wrote:
> So it mentions both -R and -u ?
>
> Does it mean that I need to make to options, one which use -R and
> another which uses -u.? Or are they meant to be used one after each
> other in the same line?
>
Use either -R, or -u, not both. (Both achieve the same thing. I'm not
sure how he
Hi
I need to add the Resample option to my piCorePlayer, however, I'm not
completely sure what the correct syntax is.
On the Squeezelite web page
Code:
-R -u [params]Resample, params =
::,
recipe = (v|h|m|l|q)(L|I|M)(s) [E|X], E = exception - resample
I think we might be going backwards here Try playing to the null
device.
Code:
[pid 11186] nanosleep({0, 1000},
[pid 11185] <... nanosleep resumed> NULL) = 0
[pid 11185] nanosleep({0, 1},
[pid 11186] <... nanosleep resumed> NULL) = 0
[pid 1
SQUEEZELITE-1.5-0.10.20140112GIT81A3629
Changes...
Code:
* Sun Jan 12 2014 - 1.5-0.10.20140112git81a3629
- Git master branch revision 81a3629b4b9ca445d17c0f382bb43f0e8ecc131d.
avoid high cpu load from non configured pulse audio output.
Up
Triode wrote:
> Try it now - won't make pulse work, but will reduce the cpu load.
OK, will do. The really strange thing is, no matter what I'm doing, I'm
unable to reproduce what I saw last night. Pulse audio device working
perfectly.
Triode wrote:
>
> [good reasons for hiding null and pulse
Steve_I wrote:
> So, in anticipation of the HiFiBerry DAC I ordered on Friday, I now have
> a new 512M Pi with the P5 connector holes, etc. But I can't get it to
> run on any recent version of PiCorePlayer:
>
> Versions 1.10, 1.09 and 1.08 all cause similar failures to those noted
> in my earlie
JackOfAll wrote:
> Don't use "pulse" on the Wandboard, never tried. But use it everyday as
> the output device on my desktop development machine. First time I
> noticed this last night, after upgrade to the latest. Just did a quick
> check, null device, pulse device, before quickly moving back to
So, in anticipation of the HiFiBerry DAC I ordered on Friday, I now have
a new 512M Pi with the P5 connector holes, etc. But I can't get it to
run on any recent version of PiCorePlayer:
Versions 1.10, 1.09 and 1.08 all cause similar failures to those noted
in my earlier post (#657, 2014-01-10, 05
I suspect this is an issue with the gentoo got overlay server, but
Code:
n40l # layman -S
* Fetching remote list,...
* Remote list already up to date:
http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/overlays/repositories.xml
* Last-modified: Sat, 28 Dec 2013 21:10:03 GMT
* Fe
Triode wrote:
> I think that is unrelated but I see that too on wandboard - do you
> expect pulse to work?
> -5 is: #define EIO 5 /* I/O error */
Don't use "pulse" on the Wandboard, never tried. But use it everyday as
the output device on my development machine. First time I no
JackOfAll wrote:
> Not quite sure what you've done and I'm past looking tonight. You might
> have fixed 100% CPU with null device, but I've now got 100% CPU with
> "pulse" device and a log full of .
>
> >
Code:
> >
> [01:08:52.348490] output_thread:584 snd_pcm_de
mherger wrote:
> >* Sat Jan 11 2014 - 7.8.0-0.68.20140110git1388931871
> >- Apply lms-server-non-transcode.patch.
> >Looks like the current LMS has been updated assuming transcoding,
> this
> >should fallback to using the non transcoding case.
>
> I doubt I have changed anything
dsdreamer wrote:
> Triode,
>
> I find I can can't change the track position pointer when playing listen
> again streams; when attempting this, the pointer doesn't move, and the
> audio gets muted and the following error message appears:
> [14-01-11 22:29:52.1384] Slim::Control::Request::execute
soundcheck wrote:
> We had a HW issue. Now we managed. The armv6hf works. We hooked up a NAD
> M51 via HDMI to UDOO running Volumio.
>
> However.
> Maybe it would be a good idea to upload an armv7 binary, if CSOS for
> WandBoard has it anyhow.
> The armv7 family is quickly growing and all make
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