skywalker wrote:
> "sync is lost" means that one player is 200,300 or 500ms behind the
> other and then both players play but did not sync again.
> And this happens suddenly within a second.
This could be something that altering the player sync setting might help
as they may be too "tight" for
"sync is lost" means that one player is 200,300 or 500ms behind the
other and then both players play but did not sync again.
And this happens suddenly within a second.
I will test a view things the next days(change BT-Speaker to analog
output, change WLAN to ethernet, play long local tracks).
mherger wrote:
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> That looks like a fun little device! I'm sure JiveLite could be tweaked
>
> to fit that screen: we have the Radio's solution (240px height), as well
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> as the Controller's (240px height)...
>
I've now ordered one, and should have it early next week. There's some
code
Hello,
I cannot make this work. How should I name this stream in the tweaks
page? The only source I can choose is my USB soundcard.
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skywalker wrote:
> But when i stop and start playing the sync is perfect
Yes but it may also be closing and reopening the BT connection.
All I am saying - don't prejudge the situation.
The usual problem with sync is that you get gaps and players resync -
users then complain about gaps.
I suspect they'll work with PiCoreplayer as the DAC is supposedly
HiFiBerry compatible. Not sure about the screen. I intend to pick one up
myself, but need to also acquire a Pi Zero WH to go with it, and there's
a shortage of the latter at the moment.
eliasb1979 wrote:
> You indirectly saved me. I installed PiCorePlayer and still wasn't
> working, but found someone who had the same problem and it was because
> the DAC has an abscure setting that changes from USB 1.1 to USB 2. As
> soon as I changed that setting, everything worked. I
bpa wrote:
> it "feels" like something that is not part of LMS sync.
>
But when i stop and start playing the sync is perfect.
Greets,
sky
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skywalker wrote:
> Is it possible to sync it manually per command-line?
No - the syncing process involves LMS checking every few secs and making
v. small adjustments.
So when you say sync breaks down - it "feels" like something that is not
part of LMS sync.
You can enable LMS logging
It seems there is no difference which of the players is "master".
Is it possible to sync it manually per command-line?
greets,
sky
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Pimoroni have just released a range of DAC HATs entitled Pirate Audio.
As well as containing the usual DAC, they feature a 240x240 SPI screen
and four control buttons mapped to GPIO pins. The variants are line-out,
headphone amp, 3W amp and built-in mono speaker.
I suspect they'll work with
Fail to Run LMS on b7,so I back to b6 with Pi4.
pi4 4GB+USB DSD DAC ESS9038Pro Amanero combo 384+XigmaNAS media
center+TAS5630 600W power amp x2+B 801 S3 speaker
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add uid=1001,gid=50. To the mount options.that should have been
defaulted in that field
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
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With internet streams - the data is one continuous "track" so small
adjustments sync has to be made all the time until it fails.
With albums, audio is sent as a series of "track" each usually quite
short (unless something like classical). At the start of each track -
sync is "reset" and only
By streaming an URL from i-net the sync is lost after max. one hour.
If i play local Music(Album by Album) i can hear 5, 6 Albums befor the
sync ix lost.
greets,
sky
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paul- wrote:
> Get rid of the ./ in front of sMusic.
Thanks for the reply Paul, unfortunately that didn't make any
difference, behaviour exactly as before :(
--ian
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JulianH wrote:
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> RPI4 is in a small cupboard (sitting on HDD) and running at a cool 45C
> with one of these
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> https://thepihut.com/products/dual-fan-heatsink-case-for-raspberry-pi-4
>
> Julian
JulianH wrote:
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> RPI4 is in a small cupboard (sitting on HDD) and running at a cool
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