Triode wrote:
To help with installation I've created a minimal install image for
wandboard dual and quad. This avoids the need for a linux machine to
install SoA.
I'd be interested in a few testers. To try it out - download the
appropriate link below, unzip the file and then flash this
SamS wrote:
Did more testing tonight with both a B, and a B+ running 1.17a, and the
last 10 second glitch is audible with HDMI audio in addition to the
aforementioned built-in analog audio.
Really surprised no one is duplicating this?
HI,
Just for you I've tried 1.17a on my pi B with
kesey wrote:
Hi Triode, I downloaded and unzipped the quad .img. The unzipped file
soa-image-wand-quad.img is sized 12,288KB
My wandboard did not find a new ip address (I waited about 5 minutes)
although it did appear to boot: there was a bit of noise, possibly from
the attached USB Hard
kesey wrote:
update: the ip address was probably found last night but I did not spot
it among the others in my routers Client Status List. I found the ip
address this morning and we have
Extracting Linux...
Adding firstboot scripts
Update build flags.
Syncing file system
Triode wrote:
OK - good that's working - let us know if it comes back ok.
all sorted. It rebooted, found a new ip address. and SoA
Installing 7.9 now, after setting up Storage and Samba using SoA
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard Quad;
Squeezelite.
Server:
newbie question :D ?! why can't we get an URL like http://alarm.local or
http://soa.local instead of the ip address ?
herve's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=63366
View this thread:
mudlark wrote:
HI,
Just for you I've tried 1.17a on my pi B with hifiberry digi card. I
can't find any problems playing through hdmi. I started the machine
running the hifiberry card, used the alsa setting page to change output
to hdmi and restarted. Single track no problems at 10 seconds
Have enabling logging on squeezelite and compared what happens on the
player which has the glitch and the one that doesn't. Check to see if
there any subtle differences - timing / order of log message etc.
Does the problem happen with all audio format or just one ?
Does any change happen if
SamS wrote:
Thanks. I may be misinterpreting your testing methods, but I don't
think you're testing in a way to reproduce? The analog outputs of the
HiFiBerry will not reproduce the glitch, you must use the built-in
mini-audio jack.
I'm thinking that the manner in which you're testing
herve wrote:
newbie question :D ?! why can't we get an URL like http://alarm.local or
http://soa.local instead of the ip address ?
You can. Let's say you set hostname to Wandboard in the System tab in
SoA, and select Se=ave.
Then go to Storage and check the Samba box, and also change the
mudlark wrote:
Hi, As I explained the analogue output is from the raspberry pi (jack
socket). My hifiberry is a digi so the only analogue out that I have is
the jack. I have tried the tracks in various ways. one track, several
tracks and an album. I move the play point to about 20 seconds
Sam,
You seem to be having something strange going on. I'm genuinely trying
to reproduce your fault, but not succeeded.
I'll do some other things if it will help.
Server and control PC hard wired ethernet. Are you running the server
wireless? My system is not good when all wi-fi and I generally
SamS wrote:
For reference, these people (among others) had the same problem that I
experience:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=10237
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?53047-SqueezePlayp=359442viewfull=1#post359442
The players in these reports were Squeezeplay and not
SamS wrote:
The way that it is repeatable, and occurs exactly at -10 seconds (i.e.
not -12 seconds or -8 seconds) leads me to conclude it has to do with
how LMS sends the next track data to the player.
This sort of glitch, does sound like something to do with the next track
streaming into
7.8.1 works very nicely on 14.04
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 a solid gilt
edge that will fool many people - Paul W Klipsch, 1953
Hi all.
Greg and I have been working hard on this version, so I hope you like
it.
Changes:
- Build on kernel 3.16.3 at the time when 24 bit support still was
present.
- Support the same I2S-DACs as previous versions on the original
raspberry B (thanks to JackoffAll for his advice).
-
sbp wrote:
Hi all.
Greg and I have been working hard on this version, so I hope you like
it.
Changes:
- Build on kernel 3.16.3 at the time when 24 bit support still was
present.
- Support the same I2S-DACs as previous versions on the original
raspberry B (thanks to
I think, LMS 7.7.3 will not run on U/X/Lubuntu 14.04 because of the perl
version. But LMS 7.8+ runs smothely. I upgraded from 7.8.1 to nightly
builds of 7.9 on my Xubuntu 14.04 system lately.
See also this thread:
thumbs up for version 1.18. pi B and IQaudIO Pi-DAC:cool:
atb
ronnie..
Will check B+ later in week
Man in a van's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=43627
View this thread:
kidstypike wrote:
I can however confirm that at -10 seconds the buffer is at 0% and at
that point buffers the next track. (Music Information Screen plugin on
my Boom and Classic) see below.
YES! This explains my issue! Not sure why it is audible on my system,
but not others.
JackOfAll
sbp wrote:
Hi all.
Greg and I have been working hard on this version, so I hope you like
it.
Changes:
- Build on kernel 3.16.3 at the time when 24 bit support still was
present.
- Support the same I2S-DACs as previous versions on the original
raspberry B (thanks to
themystical wrote:
Steen
When you get piCorePlayer working with I2S on the B+, can you please
also advise the pins for I2S on the B+?
My understanding is:
Pin 12 - BCK
Pin 35 - LRCK
Pin 39 - GND
Pin 40 - DATA
but I am not sure.
Are these pin outs correct for the B+, say Hifiberry
SamS wrote:
I do appreciate your willingness to help.
Everything is hardwired LAN, with Cat6. Gigabit switches, etc. I have
experienced the glitch in different rooms (via different switches) with
both the B and B+. I even connected the B to the same switch that my
LMS server (2011 Mac
mudlark wrote:
You seem to be having something strange going on. I'm genuinely trying
to reproduce your fault, but not succeeded.
Me too. Can't make it happen here with pico and a B, using analogue out.
JackOfAll's
Has anyone successfully installed it? I am just about to try it out.
I was thinking it'd be cool if our community could share a working
stable OVA file somewhere that people can just download and run. If and
when I get it to run, I shall post the OVA somewhere.
Any hints appreciated!
Sucessfull install - once I'd worked out the IP address of the ethernet
port. I plugged in an HDMI display and keyboard to the Wandboard and
typed 'ifconfig'. Browsed into it and it loaded fine on my Quad.
Regards Alex
Servers:- QNAP TS-239 ProII 2x 2Tb SSOTS 4.14 LMS: 7.7.2 - r33893.
Testing
mudlark wrote:
Sam,
You seem to be having something strange going on. I'm genuinely trying
to reproduce your fault, but not succeeded.
I'll do some other things if it will help.
Server and control PC hard wired ethernet. Are you running the server
wireless? My system is not good when
Sorry Sam, I'm just an interested tester, I've no further ideas. I've
retested the analogue output and it's fine. New Leonard Cohen is good.
Transporter or Cyrus streamXCyrusDACXPreXvsESPAudio P09B Active
filterCyrus X x 2Rhapsody, Avondale and Naim cable, Kubuntu 12.04
server, various boxes
themystical wrote:
Are these pin outs correct for the B+, say Hifiberry compatible?
I'm using the exact same pinout with my DIY 5102 based DAC, it is
working with a recent Raspian with the Hifiberry module, not tried the
1.18 picore though:
LRCK - GPIO19 (Pin 35)
DIN - GPIO21 (Pin 40)
BCK -
Man in a van wrote:
thumbs up for version 1.18. pi B and IQaudIO Pi-DAC:cool:
atb
ronnie..
Will check B+ later in week
Decided not to wait: piB+ and IQaudio Pi-Dac+ in full working order:D
atb
ronnie.
Man in
The new 1.18 version works great for me. It actually (or more
accurately,I) managed to update from the webgui.
Cheers, mike.
Transporter or Cyrus streamXCyrusDACXPreXvsESPAudio P09B Active
filterCyrus X x 2Rhapsody, Avondale and Naim cable, Kubuntu 12.04
server, various boxes for storage.
Hi Triode.
Just preparing an ARCH-image for the RPI B+. Ths base stuff is done.
squeezelite is causing a processor load of about 0.3% - during playback
(@Overclock900Mhz) and raw PCM. ;) That's lower then the 0.7% on my
Cubitruck.
However.
I managed to compile libsoxr with your PKGBUILD and
themystical wrote:
Are these pin outs correct for the B+, say Hifiberry compatible?
Hi
I'm sorry but I don't know the answer to that question
Maybe you could try to ask Daniel at the HiFiBerry site if he could
inform you on the pin outs on a B+ if you want to use a Hifiberry on a
B+
Hi,
sbp wrote:
Hi all.
New tweak so you are able to autostart a specific audiostream via
LMS.
Many thanks for your great work and especial for that point above ;)
My Cubi with the LMS once sends a command as soon as the player in the
bathroom is connected after a disconnect:
Code:
sbp wrote:
Hi all.
Greg and I have been working hard on this version, so I hope you like
it.
Changes:
- Build on kernel 3.16.3 at the time when 24 bit support still was
present.
- Support the same I2S-DACs as previous versions on the original
raspberry B (thanks to
Excellent work chaps, now got 1.18 running on my PiB+ / IQ DAC+
combination. And a new IQcase to fit the B+ has been shipped today
according to an email. I've got a couple of friends who are about to
start new adventures with Squeezebox and this combination is likely to
be the way to go for them.
soundcheck wrote:
Hi Triode.
Just preparing an ARCH-image for the RPI B+. Ths base stuff is done.
squeezelite is causing a processor load of about 0.3% - during playback
(@Overclock900Mhz) and raw PCM. ;) That's lower then the 0.7% on my
Cubitruck.
However.
I managed to compile and
So I downloaded latest version today to my Raspberry PI+ and HiFiBerry
DAC+ and it all works brilliantly. The sound somehow sounds clearer -
using Radio Paradise as a reference. The website is very good. I donated
an amount for your efforts. Thanks very much
Not sure what my issue is but I get a garbage sound from squeezelite
after 2-3 minutes.
I used to have no problem with it before. With no special setting,
everything default
The problems started when I retrieved the program from the synaptic
repository
First the audio was disabled for anything
magicteddy wrote:
Hi,
Many thanks for your great work and especial for that point above ;)
My Cubi with the LMS once sends a command as soon as the player in the
bathroom is connected after a disconnect:
Code:
echo Bad favorites playlist play item_id:10 |
kesey wrote:
Hi Triode,
When building the image on my card, which is an 8GB Fujifilm Class micro
SD, the image expanded to take approx half the card: (Quad Wandboard)
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/root 4.2G 2.3G 1.7G 57% /
As you can see 3.8GB has
JackOfAll wrote:
It is primarily a Squeezebox replacement. That's the reason for its
existence. It's an out of the box player. Pre-built, complete with
power supply, wi-fi dongle. Plug it in, and off you go. Nothing to
build, solder, or tinker with.
(Which is not to say that someone
rederikus wrote:
I tried using a single Pi for both LMS and player. The Pi just does not
have enough CPU power to do both.
Hope this helps.
This is also my experience. Pi is a good hardware (could be better) for
player, but forget it as LMS.
I've updated the wandboard installer images and added one for a
cubox-i/hummingboard. Latest images are at:
Code:
https://github.com/SqueezeOnArch/soa-installers/raw/master/soa-image-wand-dual.img.zip
Upgraded both B B+ from 1.17a to 1.18 today, thank you Steen and
Greg.
Last 10 second glitch still there, but I will keep up trying to debug.
SamS's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=9261
View this
Steen and Greg, great work, both my original RPi and my brand new RPi+
are playing through their respective HiFiBerry DACs.
Some observations:
1. RPi+ would not boot when first powered on with the HiFiBerry DAC+
installed, but did boot when the HiFiBerry DAC was removed which allowed
the
I think I fixed my last 10 second glitch issue :-)
I started by doing a fresh reformat of the MicroSDHC card in the B+,
with a fresh image of 1.18. Glitch still present.
Then, I increased the buffer size within the web GUI of the pCP from the
default of 80, to 160. Glitch gone! I then
47 matches
Mail list logo
