wtnh wrote:
> Ok - figured it out. Initially, I neglected to select the sourceforge
> repository instead of the default pcp one. I was also looking for an
> actual install action in addition to just the download. Once I did a
> hard power off reboot, the extension became active and the display
binky wrote:
> A other member had the solution and it worked for me.
>
> On the main site under Extensions load from the sourceforge repository:
>
> Title: backlight-4.9.21-pcpAudioCore_v7.tcz
> Description: Kernel display modules
> Version: 4.9.21-pcpAudioCore_v7
> Worked for me.
>
>
wtnh wrote:
> I am running 3.2 with an "official" Raspberry Pi touchscreen and I get
> the error message "No official raspberry pi display found" when
> attempting to change brightness or backlight. The backlight is always on
> even when pcp is asleep.
>
> Could someone who has gotten this
bluetdi wrote:
> On the main site under Extensions load from the sourceforge repository:
>
> Title: backlight-4.9.21-pcpAudioCore_v7.tcz
> Description:Kernel display modules
> Version:4.9.21-pcpAudioCore_v7
> Worked for me.
I am running 3.2 with an "official" Raspberry Pi
Julf wrote:
> I don't really understand the problem. Why would the FLAC material need
> to be transcoded?
If you aquire 24/196 dowloads to replace your mp3's .
Funny thing music bussines for downloads , you can buy total cr*p low
rate mp3's or total overkill hirez :) normal CD standard FLAC is
s2kiwi wrote:
> I feel nervous about using the SB via digital in there as all the FLAC
> material will need to be transcoded on the fly on the 'good' system
> which feels backward.
I don't really understand the problem. Why would the FLAC material need
to be transcoded?
"To try to judge the
s2kiwi wrote:
> I alos with you that CD is good enough for anything but extreme cases. I
> mainly only keep FLAC out of principle. Some of the early MP3's I had
> access to were terrible quality so I picked a lossless format as my
> standard to avoid such issues. In saying that half the FLAC's
Mnyb wrote:
> SB3 supports 24/48 kHz .
>
> But if you sync the SB3 in another place to your rpi3 it to will ouåuit
> 24748 anyway in those cases .
>
> In most cases music is 16/44.1 anyway as most records are of this
> quality
>
> My personal view better than redbook is debatable i was a
s2kiwi wrote:
> So, the mental debate I've had going is this... The only place I have
> which would take a digital input is the main room. I feel nervous about
> using the SB via digital in there as all the FLAC material will need to
> be transcoded on the fly on the 'good' system which feels
steff wrote:
> no no... sorry... I try to explain better.
> Of course I get the info in the WEB GUI.
> I mean: I have a Raspberry Pi3 + touch LCD + Jivelite
> In the "now playing" view, on the local LCD display I can chenge
> different view (title and cover, title only, cover only, vu meter,
sbp wrote:
> I don't know if you are using piCorePlayer or not for this.
> But I have seen something similar if LMS starts before an internet
> connection has been established during the boot process. In pCP we
> should have a script in place that will postpone the start of LMS until
> it is
Mnyb wrote:
> Yes that's the cap problem there are treads with pictures .
> It has digital outs these will be unaffected by this problem that only
> affects the analog out. Is there a zone where something should hook up
> to a HT reciever or DAC .
>
So, the mental debate I've had going is
I don't know if you are using piCorePlayer or not for this.
But I have seen something similar if LMS starts before an internet
connection has been established during the boot process. In pCP we
should have a script in place that will postpone the start of LMS until
it is connected to the
kidstypike wrote:
> Where? Web gui? Info is already there.
>
> Need more? Just click on the track title.
>
>
no no... sorry... I try to explain better.
Of course I get the info in the WEB GUI.
I mean: I have a Raspberry Pi3 + touch LCD + Jivelite
In the "now playing" view, on the local LCD
Mnyb wrote:
> Where is LMS running ? Sounds like it lost connection to
> mysqueezebox.com or encountered a DNS problem at startup.
it is Raspberry 3
everything is running in the very same raspberry, so the LMS is
installed locally.
It is specified to look at the LMS at 127.0.0.1
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