I'll refer you to this blog.
https://soundcheck-audio.blogspot.de/2018/01/raspberry-pi-audio-engine-part-6-dsd.html
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Previous Audio versions were not Real Time kernels. Server software
does not perform well in a Real Time environment. The switch to a real
time kernel was to make the "audio" better.
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fsger wrote:
> Thank you for the advice. PCP 3.5.0 sounds really excellent, so I will
> probably stick to it. When I have a bit of time, I might buy a 3+ and
> try playing around with using my RPI3 as the LMS server (I already have
> a 500GB SSD attached to it) and using the 3+ with PCP 3.5.0
sbp wrote:
> Hi.
> I wouldn't use the audio version for a LMS setup - and I suggest only to
> use it for your squeezelite clients.
> So as the normal 3.5.0 version is working with your LMS installed I
> would stick to that. Personally, I use a RPi3 for my LMS server, with a
> 1 TB USB HDD
Using wireshark to see what happens when LMS issues GET for the mp3
file.
The log shows the following
Code:
[18-04-11 15:11:21.1358] Slim::Networking::Async::connect (108) Connecting to
media.rozhlas.cz:80
[18-04-11 15:11:21.1870]
The ffmpeg log show using http 1.1 - does it use the same TCP
connection used for mulitple GETs - LMS only support HTTP 1.0 - I
wonder if there is different behaviour if connection is made with HTTP
1.0.
This use of partial content - looks like a poor man's chunked http
Thank you very much for this detailed analysis. I might need to look
into supporting the partial content streams.
After I've looked into this issue a little more, I wonder whether their
server isn't mis-configured. I do understand that some tools work their
way around it, while LMS doesn't.
OK - found Michaels post camparing different RPi's:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?108818-Does-piCorePlayer-3-22-work-on-the-Raspberry-Pi-3B/page3
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fsger wrote:
> I had been running 3.22 Audio without any problems and expected an easy
> upgrade to 3.5.0 Audio. Unfortunately, I spent number of fruitless
> evenings trying to get a version of 3.5.0 Audio & LMS to run stably (in
> most cases at some point in the set-up it - usually after LMS
Hello, would it be possible to implement ser2net in pcp? I would use it
to send artist- and track informations to a moving sign display. thx
You'd have to implement this as a LMS plugin, rather than on pCP.
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I had been running 3.22 Audio without any problems and expected an easy
upgrade to 3.5.0 Audio. Unfortunately, I spent number of fruitless
evenings trying to get a version of 3.5.0 Audio & LMS to run stably (in
most cases at some point in the set-up it - usually after LMS was
installed - it just
Hello, would it be possible to implement ser2net in pCP? I d'like to use
it to send artist- and track information to a moving sign display. thx
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Hello, would it be possible to implement ser2net in pcp? I would use it
to send artist- and track informations to a moving sign display. thx
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