chris5u wrote:
> Thanks Ralphy.
>
> I appreciate your help with this issue. I followed the directions and
> installed both pcp-ffmpeg.tcz and pcp-lame.tcz and also placed the
> custom-convert.conf file (without .txt extension) in both of these
> locations: /mnt/root/slimserver/ and also
> /mn
ralphy wrote:
> See my 'previous post on enabling server side wma transcoding on pcp'
> (https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?107352-Announce-piCorePlayer-3-20&p=906130&viewfull=1#post906130).
>
> I've attached an updated custom-convert.conf which includes wma pro and
> lossless rules.
paul- wrote:
> On the web interface for pCP, there is a option to upload the
> custom-convert.conf file.
Hi Paul,
Thanks for the suggestion. I tried the option to upload
custom-convert.conf file and couldn't get it to work properly. I used
the file downloaded from Ralphy, both with and without
onkal wrote:
> Hello, I want to use flirc on picoreplayer (pi 3b) but I don't setup it.
> How must I do? I know very little linux info. :(
>
> Usb keyboard plugged into the picore when I tried. The keyboard worked
> when I first plugged it but it didn't work after 5 minutes. I couldn't
> run it
CJS wrote:
> I tried that, see 'this post'
> (https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?109829-SqueezePlay-on-Linux-does-not-connect-to-Logitech-Media-Server&p=927618&viewfull=1#post927618)
> in this thread. It did not work for me, since LMS appears to send udp
> data to random other ports t
hi fsger,
You should only be using one network interface at a time.
regards
Greg
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Hello, I want to use flirc on picoreplayer (pi 3b) but I don't setup
it.
How must I do? I know very little linux info. :(
Usb keyboard plugged into the picore when I tried. The keyboard worked
when I first plugged it but it didn't work after 5 minutes. I couldn't
run it after him. I re-installed
paul- wrote:
> We've had some issues with Static wifiits really best to setup your
> DHCP server to give the device the same address all the time.
Thanks Paul, Both interfaces have static IP addresses anyway in my
router. With the DHCP setting it does not even pick-up an IP address
(the Et
Hi, could it be something similar to this Lan cable issue?
https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues/2475
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Just as information that many of you probably already know.
Investigating bad network connectivity I discovered that Pi 3b+ does not
use the "standard" led convention at the LAN socket.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&source=web&cd=&ved=2ahUKEwjB07ndo7jfAhVCzhoKHa8hCLkQzPwBegQIARAC&url=https%3A%
rabbit wrote:
> Greg, I'll move it and try a different cable direct to the router. Other
> devices work on that cable but lets see what happens. Thanks.
Sucess, almost. I had to try several different cables before i found one
that connects to the pi. I think that it may have a substandard rj45
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Hi rabbit,
>
> I think you have a network issue.
>
> Bad ethernet cable?
>
> regards
> Greg
Greg, I'll move it and try a different cable direct to the router. Other
devices work on that cable but lets see what happens. Thanks.
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