I'm trying to set up Jivelite running under PiCorePlayer on Raspberry Pi
with Touch screen. Everything is working perfectly and I can connect the
PicorePLayer to my Vortexbox running LMS. All works well.
When the piCoreplayer (Jivelite) is turned off I want to display the
photographs which are st
Squeezed_Rotel wrote:
> Thanks Paul. The plugin name is: SuperDate Time Screensaver (v5.10.21),
> the repo is http://superdatetimewu.sourceforge.net/repo.xml
> I'm not sure but I think this repo is also associated with SDT
> Screensaver: http://grebrown-projects.googlecode.com/svn/repo.xml
A sim
Version 2.03, has LMS functionality, which is fantastic !! Especially
when running on the RPi version 3 (64 bit)
How though can we add large capacity storage (i.e. hard drives) media
in which to store the library ? Storing the library on an SD card isn't
really practicable if the library is a
Is there a plan to release a 64 bit version of piCorePlayer which will
function on the new Raspberry Pi 3 (64 bit) ?
OnOn
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JackOfAll wrote:
> There is a bigger issue and it is more political than practical. What I
> need to do, is have a way of making original squeezelite code compatible
> with code not compatible with GPL. The slightly murky way of doing this,
> is to add a plugin interface to squeezelite, with the
JackOfAll wrote:
> There is a bigger issue and it is more political than practical. What I
> need to do, is have a way of making original squeezelite code compatible
> with code not compatible with GPL. The slightly murky way of doing this,
> is to add a plugin interface to squeezelite, with the
marcoc1712 wrote:
>
> If your PCM /DSD converter is a library with LGPL licence, I could not
> see any problem and even any 'unfair play' by you.
>
There is a bigger issue and it is more political than practical. What I
need to do, is have a way of making original squeezelite code compatible
w
Squeezed_Rotel wrote:
> Thanks Paul. The plugin name is: SuperDate Time Screensaver (v5.10.21),
> the repo is http://superdatetimewu.sourceforge.net/repo.xml
> I'm not sure but I think this repo is also associated with SDT
> Screensaver: http://grebrown-projects.googlecode.com/svn/repo.xml
It ap
paul- wrote:
> It was impossible for us to test every custom "Plugin" that is offered
> in LMS. More than likely, that module has a perl module dependancy that
> is not included.
>
> What is the name of the Plugin and repo, and I'll check it out.
Thanks Paul. The plugin name is: SuperDate Time
paul- wrote:
> I'll put this in the list to update...
>
>
>
> I cant even get this to show up on the plugin page, even after adding
> the repo. Anyway, there is a full version of ffmpeg on the tinycore
> repo. If you go to the main page and select BETA mode, you will see a
> button nam
JackOfAll wrote:
> but IMHO C.A. is (or was) full of the "audiophool loonies" that have
> more money than sense
I have the really same feeling, but then I have also to work hard to
make you discern me (and some others) from them!
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dubhead106 wrote:
> Running pcp 2.03 on Raspberry Pi B+ with HifiBerry DAC+
>
> Web i/f says squeezelite not running, trying command line:
>
> tc@mps:/tmp$ /mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce/squeezelite-armv6hf -n "slaapkamer" -o
> hw:CARD=sndrpihifiberry -a 80:4:: -s 192.168.100.82 -d a
> ll=info -f /tmp/pcp_
JackOfAll wrote:
> Yes, it's not clear to me either. LOL. It would be a bit of a cheek
> to call what I have now squeezelite. It started out from squeezelite,
> but it is so heavily modified now I already implemented PCM->DSD
> conversion in the front-end (what you would still call squeez
marcoc1712 wrote:
>
> ...
> BTW, I think you found a Bug and probably Kimmo is going to release a
> new version of the patch, I think we all then better use that one, I
> suppose.
> ...
Here is an update:
http://www.daphile.com/gpl-src/00-Daphile-patches/squeezelite/04-lms_downsampling_option
Squeezed_Rotel wrote:
> LMS installed using pCP 2.03. So far, everything works. On minor issue
> remains.
>
> >
Code:
> [16-03-20 15:02:51.7596 > Slim::bootstrap::tryModuleLoad (286) Warning:
Module [Plugins::SuperDateTime::Plugin] failed to load:]
ralphy wrote:
> No. I haven't added -x to my builds yet.
>
> I sent you a link to this patch in a pm that doesn't include the extra
> sample rates to try.
>
> http://ralph_irving.users.sourceforge.net/dumps/daphile-disable-lms-downsample.patch
Again, that's my fault, I did not realized you wer
dubhead106 wrote:
> Running pcp 2.03 on Raspberry Pi B+ with HifiBerry DAC+
>
> Web i/f says squeezelite not running, trying command line:
>
> tc@mps:/tmp$ /mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce/squeezelite-armv6hf -n "slaapkamer" -o
> hw:CARD=sndrpihifiberry -a 80:4:: -s 192.168.100.82 -d a
> ll=info -f /tmp/pcp_
LMS installed using pCP 2.03. So far, everything works. On minor issue
remains.
Code:
[16-03-20 15:02:51.7596 Slim::bootstrap::tryModuleLoad (286) Warning:
Module [Plugins::SuperDateTime::Plugin] failed to load:]
What can I do to fix?
John
marcoc1712 wrote:
> That's not clear to me: Are you working on a libsoxr fork or is a
> completely new library/tool? Is your work somehow related to mansr patch
> ?
Yes, it's not clear to me either. LOL. It would be a bit of a cheek
to call what I have now squeezelite. It started out from sq
marcoc1712 wrote:
> Just curios if mansr (the author of tha sox patch) and others are now
> writing about that matter other than in C.A. forum, that seems to me is
> not up to date, considering what people are reporting here.
>
Oh, I understand the question, now! But I have not got a good answ
JackOfAll wrote:
> i7 should be fine for realtime I would have thought. I always test
> worst possible scenario's on low-end hardware.
>
> I was interested in testing this sox PCM->DSD implementation on the
> back-end, vs, the (still unreleased) front-end impl I put into
> squeezelite. Main di
JackOfAll wrote:
>
> Sorry Marco, I don't understand what you mean?
Just curios if mansr (the author of tha sox patch) and others are now
writing about that matter other than in C.A. forum, that seems to me is
not up to date, considering what people are reporting here.
Hope is more clear.
Hi Guys
FYI Only really
There seems to be a slight problem with the squeezelite "-G" option in
the GUI of Pcp 2.03 (*Only after insitu update from 2.02, Clean install
works OK *)
When you set the -G option from the GUI "Power On/Off GPIO" setting
changes have no effect (are not saved or used).
Hi guys,
I thought it was a nice idea to share my working in progress
piCorePlayer setup. I just need to fit a solid aluminium volume knob to
the rotary encoder. The idea is to attach the volume control to the
transparent top...more pictures to come:cool:
Happy listening!
+
kipeta wrote:
> No, it does not. It can play multi-channel FLACs but only with two
> channel output. Only the front left and front right channels will be
> used from the FLAC, all other channels will be dropped.:( Too bad. Thanks for
> clarifying.
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marcoc1712 wrote:
> I was talking about a Core I7 4th generation server, as I wrote in
> previous post, but reading your numbers I understand real time with HQ
> settings is now possible also with a NUC I5 or even a PI 3. If so I'm
> ready to change my mind and give another try to pcm to dsd con
ralphy wrote:
>
> http://ralph_irving.users.sourceforge.net/dumps/daphile-disable-lms-downsample.patch
LOL. My local builds are using a "-Z" option to do something very
similar..
+---+
|Filename: squeezelite-maxSampleRate.pat
I have a strange issue, which I've witnessed for the second time now:
After several hours of playback, the audio output stops. The VU meters
are not moving. LMS thinks the player is playing music (progress bar is
moving in LMS). From time to time I'm hearing a very short burst as if
the player wan
kipeta wrote:
> Multichannel files are streamed fine from LMS to squeezelite but
> squeezelite is hardcoded to use only two main front channels from them.
> Actually the multichannel PCM required a patch to get it working the
> same as FLAC. See:
> http://www.daphile.com/gpl-src/00-Daphile-patche
Macro can you confirm that all your stuff went into Ralphs fork? And
Ralphs fork can be considered as a kind of new squeezelite master?
Thx.
BTW: There's also a sox fork with offers PCM DSD/DOP conversion.
https://github.com/mansr/sox
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marcoc1712 wrote:
> The patch that I have received form Daphile was togheter for -x AND Max
> sample rate support.
> You could look at here:
> https://github.com/marcoc1712/squeezelite-R2/blob/Release/patches/lms_downsampling_option%2B768kHz_maxrate.patch
>
> NO i did try only -W option, this
ralphy wrote:
> There are 18 sample rates in the array with your patch, but
> MAX_SUPPORTED_SAMPLERATES is still the original 16.
Good catch, thanks. Fortunately the only problem it has caused is that
8kHz sample rate support was disabled.
Kimmo
www.daphile.com
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sbp wrote:
> PLEASE TRY THE NEW VERSION PICOREPLAYER 2.03.
>
> *Great news. *Paul from the Tinycore and Logitech forum have joined the
> team. Thanks to him LMS (Logitech Media Server) can now be installed and
> run on your piCorePlayer.
>
> This means that pCP now can be used as:
>
> > >
JackOfAll wrote:
> Well, I'm an old, "2 channel audio", stick in the mud. ;) Perhaps a
> ralphy, marco, or someone else with an interest in multichannel could
> take a look? I suspect it is the sort of functionality that is only
> going to get implemented, at the point someone with coding skills
kipeta wrote:
> This one does:
> http://www.daphile.com/gpl-src/00-Daphile-patches/squeezelite/04-lms_downsampling_option+768kHz_maxrate.patch
There are 18 sample rates in the array with your patch, but
MAX_SUPPORTED_SAMPLERATES is still the original 16.
Ralphy
*1*-Touch, *5*-Classics, *2*-B
gorman wrote:
> Daphile supports FLAC multi-channel output through HDMI? And it connects
> to LMS?
No, it does not. It can play multi-channel FLACs but only with two
channel output. Only the front left and front right channels will be
used from the FLAC, all other channels will be dropped.
Ki
albertone74 wrote:
> Clive, Paul, Steen,
>
> Many thanks for your kind help.;)
>
> Yep, editing the file /mnt/mmcblk0p1/config.txt did the trick indeed.
> Now the IQAudio card is set as 0 as I wanted and the rotary encoder is
> working fine. In fact I can see the vertical bar moving up and down
marcoc1712 wrote:
> hem... I support REAL stereo! :-), but why not give a chance to
> Daphile?Daphile supports FLAC multi-channel output through HDMI? And it
> connects
to LMS?
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hybride wrote:
> With arrow keys in alsamixer it works, not through LMS. It reset's to
> zero. I have same issue with other USB dac.
>
> I tried Daphile and there Alsa volume remote control does work.
Your DAC has two outputs - one is a one / off only - compare the
settings from Daphile and t
I was briefly looking into different "NO-DAC" projects ongoing on the
net.
Basically these use Amanero or JLSOUNDS USB-I2S/DSD interfaces with
direct DSD processing capabilities, feeding the DSD stream into a basic
LowPassFilter. There are different projects with different complexity
(FlipFlops/
DJanGo wrote:
> @Hybride please take a look into google @ your dac.
> That dac can only handle volume yes /no (on/off)
With arrow keys in alsamixer it works, not through LMS. It reset's to
zero. I have same issue with other USB dac.
I tried Daphile and there Alsa volume remote control does w
I love the new LMS functionality. I tested this on one of my pi b+
players The install was a breeze, starting took a little longer. This is
great for a first release!
My main pi2 will remain with max2play for now (I use a large sd card for
my music) but in the future it will be swapped to picore
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