Pascal Hibon wrote:
It appears I don't have a soa-update file. I guess this is due to the
git pull failure:
Code:
# git pull
remote: Counting objects: 10, done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (4/4), done.
remote: Total 7 (delta 4), reused 6
rmac321 wrote:
JackofAll:
Don't know what the legal/financial/tax implications might be, but
should you decide to start some type of legal defense fund, post a link
here so we can express our gratitude to you for all your time and
effort.
++1
Pascal,
Us mere mortals will have to learn a bit of git. The crude, but simple
solution is to your problem is to delete the soa-aur directory and
re-create it with the git clone command, then do the update. If you
made any changes to your local copy of soa-aur you wish to preserve, the
you'll
Krisbee wrote:
Pascal,
Us mere mortals will have to learn a bit of git. The crude, but simple
solution is to your problem is to delete the soa-aur directory and
re-create it with the git clone command, then do the update. If you
made any changes to your local copy of soa-aur you wish to
Have a Q for the developer Triode for this excellent little app.
Have this weird? behavior when trying starting different versions of
squeezelite, not really a huge problem since actually one of the
versions I tried do work the way I want it to. But I thought I could
post and maybe it helps
Triode,
JiveLite on Raspbian is failing to resize the artwork. If I disable the
upscaling in SlimServer.lua - _loadArtworkImage(), then I do get the
image, though only small if the full resolution wasn't available.
Do you have an idea why JiveLite might fail the upscaling of jpeg files
on
I am experimenting with sending squeezelite output to another script.
I have 2 scripts, a shell script running squeezelite and a python script
(playstream) processing the output, so my top level script 'stream.sh'
looks like:
Code:
./squeezelite-stream.sh |
Triode wrote:
Yes - you have edited that file. You need to check it out again or
commit it.
Well, I actually never edited that (or any other soa) file. But I guess
this could explain why I have some issue with the reboot command (WB
crashing). The initial install process did not end as it
Krisbee wrote:
Pascal,
Us mere mortals will have to learn a bit of git.
That is oh so true !!
The great thing about these projects is that it provides a good learning
school... :-)
Do you know any good resources that explains a bit about git?
Krisbee wrote:
The crude, but simple
Pascal,
I really think Triode would expect non-developers (that's me) to simply
clone the soa-aur repository on github with a git clone command, and
then update their local copy with a git pull as and when notified of
changes/updates via this thread until advised of an alternative
mechanism. If
mherger wrote:
Triode,
JiveLite on Raspbian is failing to resize the artwork. If I disable
the
upscaling in SlimServer.lua - _loadArtworkImage(), then I do get the
image, though only small if the full resolution wasn't available.
Do you have an idea why JiveLite might fail the
Krisbee wrote:
Pascal,
I really think Triode would expect non-developers (that's me) to simply
clone the soa-aur repository on github with a git clone command, and
then update their local copy with a git pull as and when notified of
changes/updates via this thread until advised of an
mherger wrote:
Triode,
JiveLite on Raspbian is failing to resize the artwork. If I disable
the
upscaling in SlimServer.lua - _loadArtworkImage(), then I do get the
image, though only small if the full resolution wasn't available.
Do you have an idea why JiveLite might fail the
Hi Triode,
I have followed your instructions as per post # 27 and everything went
well. Thanks for that. Very clear and straight forward.
I have tested squeezelite with my usual DACs and it is all working like
a charm.
I am now attempting again to instal LMS as the first time I have tried
the
rmac321 wrote:
JackofAll:
Don't know what the legal/financial/tax implications might be, but
should you decide to start some type of legal defense fund, post a link
here so we can express our gratitude to you for all your time and
effort.
Primary system: Wandboard Quad/Dual with CSOS F19
albertone74 ,
If the git pull succeeded, then to update use:
Code:
./soa-update.sh soa-web
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Krisbee wrote:
albertone74 ,
If the git pull succeeded, then to update use:
Code:
./soa-update.sh soa-web
HI Krisbee,
This is what I did indeed. Problem being that soon after I get this:
[root@wbdual
albertone74 wrote:
HI Krisbee,
This is what I did indeed. Problem being that soon after I get this:
Code:
[root@wbdual soa-aur]# ./soa-update soa-web
-bash: ./soa-update: No such file or directory
Any suggestions? Thanks!
The
I'm concerned that Arch has been chosen for this project. A distribution
that willingly describes itself as Bleeding Edge is not a good recipe
for a stable music player. I get enough bleeding edge at work, at home I
just want something that gives no trouble and playes music.
Owen Smith wrote:
I'm concerned that Arch has been chosen for this project. A distribution
that willingly describes itself as Bleeding Edge is not a good recipe
for a stable music player. I get enough bleeding edge at work, at home I
just want something that gives no trouble and playes
Triode wrote:
You can always start your own project using another distro It was
chosen for a reason for being easy to build on and lightweight. Very
happy for there to be other solutions, but for the moment this is the
easiest one for this to build on.
I wouldn't know where to start.
I'm slightly amazed to discover that I could, in principle, dispense
with Logitech hardware, or any other separate audio DACS such as
Raspberry Pis etc, by using LMS with squeezelite. I managed to get
squeezelite to send output to sox, and then to an http stream in wav
format. This is then made
Triode wrote:
The filename is soa-update.sh (there's an sh on the end!)
Thanks. That did the trick!
Krisbee wrote:
albertone74 ,
If the git pull succeeded, then to update use:
Code:
./soa-update.sh soa-web
Krisbee thanks to
albertone74 wrote:
I am now attempting again to instal LMS as the first time I have tried
the system crashed. I will let you know how it goes with this.
A fresh re-install did the trick, Triode. LMS is now installed and
working as expected!
Primary system: Wandboard Quad/Dual with
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