paul- wrote:
> Obviously SSL got messed up somehow.but not sure how. I've never
> seen that.
Yes, it's weird!
I've been using piCorePlayer for years with a variety of Raspberry Pi
models and never seen this. Anyway, I'm back up and running - doesn't
take long to set up from scratch.
Yes it does
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Hi Paul,
Will this work with the 1 and 2 GB models?
Thanks,
Howard
paul- wrote:
> I have published a new beta
> image.https://repo.picoreplayer.org/insitu/piCorePlayer6.0.0/piCorePlayer6.0.0-b4.zip
>
> See info in the
>
Obviously SSL got messed up somehow.but not sure how. I've never
seen that.
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paul- wrote:
> Lms is downloaded from a Logitech server, so its different than the pcp
> repo. In that it knows there is a new version, it must be getting to
> the Logitech servers.
>
> Can you give more specific info about what error messages are shown.
piCirePlayer identifies a new
They were merely suggestions. If its working, it might have corrected
itself, and no reason to change unless problems continue.
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paul- wrote:
> 1) ntfs is a windows file system, support in linux is pretty good, but
> not perfect. I always recommend a native linux file system. (ext3)
> 2) How are you adding the files, if you remove the drive, make sure you
> shutdown your pCP system first.
> 3) Perhaps look into
1) ntfs is a windows file system, support in linux is pretty good, but
not perfect. I always recommend a native linux file system. (ext3)
2) How are you adding the files, if you remove the drive, make sure you
shutdown your pCP system first.
3) Perhaps look into enabling samba on pCP to
It's a 1TB WD My Passport drive NTFS format. I had previously run the
usual diagnostics on this drive and nothing unusual showed up. Just now
however, simply deleting the files that won't read and replacing them
with the original from the PC, bingo, picore will pick them up in Music
Folder.
Back to the question above, how is the hard disk formatted?
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Paul, I spoke too soon. Replacing the "&" with "and" worked fine for
the Bladerunner 2049 soundtrack so I assumed that was the answer. But
looking through the database, there are plenty of other files with & in
and indeed other special characters like delta that work just fine. I
have the same
paul- wrote:
> I have published a new beta
> image.https://repo.picoreplayer.org/insitu/piCorePlayer6.0.0/piCorePlayer6.0.0-b4.zip
> The primary reason for this is the pi4 4GB board *should* perform
> better in 64bit mode.
I can confirm in my case with the pi4 and 4gb board pcp and LMS
plasticator2 wrote:
> Paul, you've solved it! The files all had "&" in. Welcome back, Iggy &
> The Stooges, Jesus & Mary Chain, Martha & The Vandellas.!
> Very grateful
I don't have any problems with "&" in file names or tags. But mine are
UTF16. You can easily convert all your UTF8 tags and
Is it easy to rename those files, or do we need to sort out utf8
encoding
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Lms is downloaded from a Logitech server, so its different than the pcp
repo. In that it knows there is a new version, it must be getting to
the Logitech servers.
Can you give more specific info about what error messages are shown.
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You are correct, wrong shortcut I fixed it above.
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ScottAM wrote:
> Point me to interface descriptions and I'll code anything. If you give
> me access to the frame buffer, sockets, and GPIO pins for an IR receiver
> (or allow the ability to track a mouse), I will code what I need. I just
> need to know how to get to things.
picoreplayer uses
ScottAM wrote:
> Also, a question about squeezelite. You can set the MAC in it, but it
> deliberately prevents you from using MAC addresses in the range used by
> classics. I get it; you don't want to collide with existing hardware.
> But in my case I wanted to use the pi as a drop-in
paul- wrote:
> There is a button on the pCP web pages, right where you mount the usb
> drive. Set write permission. The should make sure the entire drive
> has correct permissions. If you move the drive back and forth between
> pcp and your windows machine, you may have to repeat.
>
>
My LMS is running on a Raspberry Pi 3 with piCorePlayer v5.0.1
LMS is notifying me of a new LMS version, but when I attempt to download
and install it via the pCP web interface it fails to download. I also
notice that the pCP repo can't be accessed, nor can I ssh into the Pi.
This isn't
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