bpa wrote:
> The following mnay be too much for you but you might as well have the
> info.
>
> Player discover LMS servers using broadcast on UDP on port 383 -
> iognore this if you see references to this.
>
> LMS talks to a player(e.g. squeezelite) using a protocol called
> slimproto on a
Got there, I think. I found this in 'function
deactivateScreensaver(self)'
Code:
if not self:isSoftPowerOn() then
--jiveMain:setSoftPowerState("on")
end
That seems to have fixed it. Now I can wake up the Joggler
I found this:
Code:
if event:getType() == EVENT_MOUSE_PRESS or
event:getType() == EVENT_MOUSE_HOLD or
event:getType() == EVENT_MOUSE_DRAG then
if self.mouseAllowed
No matter - I found this code:
Code:
-- only present a WHEN OFF option when there is a local player present
--if Player:getLocalPlayer() then
menu:addItem(
{
text =
@Ralphy: I saw this in the 'Jivelite for piCorePlayer' thread:
ralphy wrote:
>
> Jivelite will restart and need to be configured and it should by default
> choose the local squeezelite player, if not, select it.
>
> After the initial jivelite setup is complete, navigate to
>
If anyone is interested I've made a script similar to the one I have for
Debian based systems for TinyCore [PiCorePlayer]
Easy install, clean and easy removal.
https://github.com/dynobot/TinyCore-Sound-Adjustments
ralphy wrote:
> First, make sure you have squeezelite running on the same picoreplayer
> as jivelite. If not, enable it using the default Analog Audio device,
> save the config and reboot.
>
> After the reboot click the Reset Button in the picoreplayer web gui,
> tweaks->jivelite setup
First, make sure you have squeezelite running on the same picoreplayer
as jivelite. If not, enable it using the default Analog Audio device,
save the config and reboot.
After the reboot click the Reset Button in the picoreplayer web gui,
tweaks->jivelite setup section.
Jivelite will restart
There are a lot of LMS JSON calls built into pcp-lms-functions. You can
include that in your scripts.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
Please 'donate'
nc would be a good alternative especially as output can be redirected
into a file or piped for later processing
Example of the "players" command
Code:
echo "players" | nc -w 1 192.168.1.250 9090
The "-w 1" (timeout of 1 sec) is needed if nc
chill wrote:
> I hadn't thought to use a different app
I use Filezilla to move files to and from the Joggler, but I've never
used its option to edit files. It turns out I can specify the editor
that Filezilla should use, so I've configured it to use TextWrangler,
which intelligently colours
castalla wrote:
> For editing via SSH you could use WinSCP = easy compared with nano !
Thank you. I use a Macbook, but I hadn't thought to use a different app
- I've been using the built-in Terminal app. Thanks for the tip.
chill wrote:
> I've been adapting the network applet to work with Netplan. It still
> needs work to tidy the code, but it now does all that the original did
> (selecting the interface, entering credentials, resetting), just by
> updating the /boot/network.yaml file. So now there's no need to
huxmut wrote:
> Odd, I have lots of options
>
> First screen
> '[image: https://i.ibb.co/vcMtLYq/1.jpg]' (https://ibb.co/vcMtLYq)
>
> Settings
> '[image: https://i.ibb.co/cL7Vc2K/2.jpg]' (https://ibb.co/cL7Vc2K)
>
> Screen
> '[image: https://i.ibb.co/sJZmgYL/3.jpg]'
I've been adapting the network applet to work with Netplan. It still
needs work to tidy the code, but it now does all that the original did
(selecting the interface, entering credentials, resetting), just by
updating the /boot/network.yaml file. So now there's no need to attach
a keyboard or
bpa wrote:
> I don't know what is available on pcp but once you understand the CLI
> commands then for an application you might find it easier to use "curl"
Since another Member successfully uses my hd44780 script on PCP *nc*
should be available on pcp.
nimaazx wrote:
> if i understand from you and another person in this topic said, we can
> just check tcp port "3483". it is used for connecting to lms. when it is
> connected , We are sure 100% it is known by lms server.
The following mnay be too much for you but you might as well have the
Odd, I have lots of options
First screen
'[image: https://i.ibb.co/vcMtLYq/1.jpg]' (https://ibb.co/vcMtLYq)
Settings
'[image: https://i.ibb.co/cL7Vc2K/2.jpg]' (https://ibb.co/cL7Vc2K)
Screen
'[image: https://i.ibb.co/sJZmgYL/3.jpg]' (https://ibb.co/sJZmgYL)
Screensavers
'[image:
bpa wrote:
> The CLI command will be sent to the LMS server by the pie Zero w. This
> means there is a network connection between player Pi and LMS server Pi.
> The reponse to the command "connected" tells you the LMS Server can
> "see" the player and the TCP connection on port 3483 is OK and
DJanGo wrote:
> hi,
>
>
>
> no ping is nothing other than icmp works that doesnt help nobody
> A Server wihout a static ip is not a server
> >
Code:
> > netstat -a|grep 3483|rev|cut -d ':' -f2-|cut -d ' ' -f1|rev
> >
>
>
> ???
>
huxmut wrote:
> The setting exists in jivelite.
> You'll find that in the settings page in the touch screen rather than
> the picore web interface
I can't find this setting in the touch interface. I find "when stopped"
and "when playing" but "when off" is not there.
Grumpy Bob wrote:
> Looks like two of your replies have ended up in the wrong thread!
>
> Robert
I may have an IQ similar to that of a semi-retarded billiard ball, but
you can't fool me . . . Grodman has obviously double posted, and deleted
the posts in this thread that I replied to, my
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