Grumpy Bob wrote:
>
> 2. With /home/tc/sbpd-script.sh entered in the User Commands in Tweaks,
> on rebooting, the Pi doesn't reach Jivelite.
Just to be sure, can you clarify what you see on the screen on
rebooting? Does it look like 'shutdown' messages, or 'startup'
messages?
chill wrote:
> Thanks for persevering. OK, so there's evidently something real here,
> but it's odd that I can't reproduce it with either of my Pirate Audio
> boards, or on two different RPis. If the Y button is responding with my
> script loaded, then you must have the pre-Jan 23rd version.
Grumpy Bob wrote:
> I can't see anything obvious written in the card, but I might have to
> disassemble the device to have a look. The Y button operates as
> specified in your script file.
>
> I ran through your latest instructions twice yesterday evening, always
> with the same result: if I
chill wrote:
> Interesting - I can't see any version number information printed on
> either of my boards. Is there any indication how to tell which version
> you've got?
>
> @M-H and Grumpy Bob - do your boards have any revision information
> printed on them?
>
> EDIT: My versions are
Trying to set up network share makes fstab config look easy!
Here's the fstab entry:
//192.168.0.1/sda1 /mnt/hd1/ cifs username=guest,password=
So just what do I enter for the pcp mount? Using sda1 and a blank
password fails with:
[INFO] mount -v -t cifs -o
JQW wrote:
> There's a post on the GitHub project for the Pirate Audio's Mopidy
> bundle indicating that there's been a change to these boards as of this
> week - button Y is now mapped to BCM24 instead of BCM20. There's no
> indication of any other changes.
>
>
There's a post on the GitHub project for the Pirate Audio's Mopidy
bundle indicating that there's been a change to these boards as of this
week - button Y is now mapped to BCM24 instead of BCM20. There's no
indication of any other changes.
https://github.com/pimoroni/pirate-audio/issues/16
chill wrote:
> Nothing - Jivelite only interacts with the brightness control if you
> attempt to change the brightness. Actually, that's not quite correct -
> on first boot it attempts to set the display to maximum brightness, and
> whenever you reboot or restart Jivelite it attempts to
M-H wrote:
>
> You might know it already, what does need to be altered ?
>
Nothing - Jivelite only interacts with the brightness control if you
attempt to change the brightness. Actually, that's not quite correct -
on first boot it attempts to set the display to maximum brightness, and
Thanks - exactly what I needed - works like a dream :-)
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I am using a Raspberry Pi 3B+.
I am not using the 4 buttons as I am currently controlling the LMS from
a PC or another piCorePlayer.
The crackling sound (?) that was mentioned earlier has for me always
something to do with the
chill wrote:
> I'm trying to understand the implications of this. I found I had to add
> the '-t 0' option to pigpiod, to switch it to PWM mode, otherwise the
> sound did not work. So by implication this board uses PCM for audio,
> and PWM for backlight control.
Chill, let's eliminate
paul- wrote:
> I have a feeling that the pwm control of the backlight is doing this.
>
> > > > Default PCM. pigpio uses one or both of PCM and PWM. If PCM is used then
> > PWM is available for audio. If PWM is used then PCM is available for
> > audio. If waves or hardware PWM are used neither
amoeller wrote:
> Hi,
> For a newbie like me, this thread is excellent - I got the Pirate Audio
> line out display up and running without any difficulties or problems.
> Only one issue, how do I rotate the display? - I want to build the
> player into a vertical enclosure.
> I have tried adding
Hi,
How do you set the jivelite presets?
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ChipMonk wrote:
> Whilst commissioning my recent RasPi4 pCP v6 setup, I realised that I
> need to increase my HDD capacity to make it future proof (famous last
> words!). The most cost- effective way to do this, whilst maintaining
> maximum flexibility, would be to use Logical Volume
Here's the "prototype" (that's what I'm calling it so I don't feel so
bad about the botched execution) player based on the Uctronics 5"
touchscreen, pi zero, squeezelite and jivelite on Alpine Linux. I'm
probably going to rip it apart and redo it all in a couple of weeks when
I come back from
Hi,
For a newbie like me, this thread is excellent - I got the Pirate Audio
line out display up and running without any difficulties or problems.
Only one issue, how do I rotate the display? - I want to build the
player into a vertical enclosure.
I have tried adding rotate=90 to the modprobe
Paul Webster wrote:
> If you note here the settings that worked here then it might help
> someone else later.
Will do.
I have ordered another RaspberryPi 4B and will do it in a more
structural way with that one. Today was alot of trial and errors. I will
document it down and post.
/Jan
JaMo wrote:
> I finally got it running!
>
> /Jan
If you note here the settings that worked here then it might help
someone else later.
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Paul
Thanks for the response, I am using in windows 10 and XP,
SqueezePlay-setup-7.8.0r1188
jivelite-lua-0.1-r189-win32
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.2
I'm not sure about Luajit?
The main issue is in Jivelite when you make a song selection it just
plays unless you hold down (long press?)
I have a feeling that the pwm control of the backlight is doing this.
>
> Default PCM. pigpio uses one or both of PCM and PWM. If PCM is used then
> PWM is available for audio. If PWM is used then PCM is available for
> audio. If waves or hardware PWM are used neither PWM nor PCM will be
>
M-H wrote:
>
> But the starting moment of "/home/tc/sbpd-script.sh" seems to have
> impact.
> It does interfere with jivelite being able to start a display.
> So laving it from the tweak autostart lines, and manualy adding it on
> the SSH CLI does help
This is odd too - again, I'm not seeing
paul- wrote:
> All usb dacs are a crap shoot with rpi devices. You might need to try
> different settings on the usb part of the Tweaks page.
Thanks Paul,
I finally got it running!
/Jan
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chill wrote:
>
> I'm still often getting 'Analog' in the 'Audio output device settings'
> of the Squeezelite page.
I can second that. I saw that too.
Now on the brand new zero-w with actually no real differences.
But the starting moment of "/home/tc/sbpd-script.sh" seems to have
impact.
It
paul- wrote:
> Just Change the setting on the card control page.
>
> But just commenting them out does itdo not add the off line.
Ah, got it. I reverted my manual changes to config.txt, rebooted, then
disabled the audio via the card control page. I rebooted again, but it
hasn't changed
Just Change the setting on the card control page.
But just commenting them out does itdo not add the off line.
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The jivelite grid skin will not work with squeezeplay unless you modify
the C code jive framework files.
If you provide;
1. the versions of squeezeplay and jivelite used
2. is jivelite running luajit or lua 5.1
3. the os running them
4. lms version
5. the steps to reproduce the issue
I might
Is this all that's necessary to disable the onboard audio?
Code:
# onboard audio overlay
#dtparam=audio=on
#audio_pwm_mode=2
dtparam=audio=off
I'm still often getting 'Analog' in the 'Audio output device settings'
of the Squeezelite page.
paul- wrote:
> Have you guys disabled the internal audio?
I tried that earlier, but it didn't seem to make any difference, so I
reverted to the default. I'll try again.
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carsten_h wrote:
> What is the correct ist way to do it? Only switching to
> No.?
Correct.
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That snapshot wasn't representative. Here's a more typical one:
Code:
Mem: 162088K used, 330120K free, 13784K shrd, 15904K buff, 61200K cached
CPU: 24.4% usr 8.7% sys 0.0% nic 64.9% idle 0.0% io 0.0% irq 1.8% sirq
Load average: 1.75 1.41 0.69 1/122 8646
PID
paul- wrote:
> What does memory usage look like?
Code:
Mem: 162900K used, 329308K free, 13780K shrd, 15904K buff, 61128K cached
CPU: 8.3% usr 33.3% sys 0.0% nic 58.3% idle 0.0% io 0.0% irq 0.0% sirq
Load average: 1.60 0.99 0.41 1/125 7729
PID PPID USER
JaMo wrote:
> Hi I just bought a Mutec MC3+ USB.
>
> It is a XMOS based device/digital interface that converts, reclocks.
>
> I got it to work with older PiCorPlayer software 3.5.0 on a 3B-pi with
> output setting: [ iec958:CARD=M20,DEV=0 ]. I haven't got it to work with
> pi 3B+ (5.0.1) or
What does memory usage look like?
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chill wrote:
> Strange, I'm not seeing that with either of the boards I have - both are
> outputting proper signal levels on both channels.
>
Good to know,
I just figured out what the 2 driver like chips list ,
Code:
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I have to
Paul Webster wrote:
> To see if sluggishness is due to the machine running out of computing
> power you could run "top" from ssh session ("q" to quit "top") and take
> a look at the top few lines of the updating output to see if there are
> clues.
Not exact as from memory but;
top showed about
Paul Webster wrote:
> To see if sluggishness is due to the machine running out of computing
> power you could run "top" from ssh session ("q" to quit "top") and take
> a look at the top few lines of the updating output to see if there are
> clues.
Thanks Paul. The biggest item is the GPIO
M-H wrote:
>
> Left channel does output normally, however the right channel does output
> at a lower level, and does output content for left channel too.
> Is if the right channel is in mono mode and adding the 2 signals
> together.
Strange, I'm not seeing that with either of the boards I
To see if sluggishness is due to the machine running out of computing
power you could run "top" from ssh session ("q" to quit "top") and take
a look at the top few lines of the updating output to see if there are
clues.
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Author Radio France (FIP etc)
chill wrote:
>
> There IS an apparent difference from the line out card, in that some of
> the pCP menus are more sluggish, especially the Sqeezelite page.
> ...
> So maybe there is a hardware difference with this version of the card.
> .
>
Hi Chill,
There is likely a bit of
paul- wrote:
> Yes, remove the shutdown overlay and the shutdown monitor extension.
What is the correct ist way to do it? Only switching to No.?
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chill wrote:
>
> There IS an apparent difference from the line out card, in that some of
> the pCP menus are more sluggish, especially the Sqeezelite page. Even
> though I've set the sound output device to the HiFiBerry DAC
> Zero/MiniAMP, and sound is coming from the attached speakers, the
>
Hi everyone,
First, I would like to aknowledge the developers for this wonderful OS
that is piCorePlayer.
I just have bought a RPi 4 1 Gb to work with my Allo digione card and it
works like a charm with the pCP 6.0 beta 7. I'm coming from a RPi 3B and
I wanted to make my audio server runs
I ran through the installation on the '3W amp' board, and it's working
as expected, with Jivelite, button control and the correct sound card
loaded. But
There IS an apparent difference from the line out card, in that some of
the pCP menus are more sluggish, especially the Sqeezelite page.
I just ran through the install process again, from the top, and haven't
encountered the problem that Grumpy Bob and M-H have reported. I used
the 'line out' version of the Pirate Audio board. I'm about to try the
steps again on the '3W amp' version in case there's something different.
I'm not
piPlayer wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> the pirate audio boards look good. In combination with a Raspberry Pi
> Zero, they are the ideal all-in-one solution for a small player. But I'm
> afraid these boards are discontinued because they are no longer
> available? I found the amplifier version at
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