@Greg Erskine, @KeBul and @Paul thank you very much :)
There is a lot of information that I will use this week-end. I saw two
things to do:
- playing with the quotes as you have proposed Greg Erskine and KeBul
- giving access to /mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce/onboot.lst to Paul? Paul, is there
a log
Hi Community,
I worked on a Projekt last month, building my own network streamer. It
was very important to me to shut the Rasp down softly so I bought the
ATXRaspi, a separate power control and management card. This card allows
me to execute a shutdown script after pressing power button. I
Maintained by user solves the quote issues, as the file is used without
modification, but Ill take another look at that method you used.
No quotes around country code is per spec..and country code is
required for certain frequencies permitted in Europe to work.
He has done it via the web
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi Zabizabo,
>
> I haven't followed your problem too closely but... here's the very
> simple process I use. YMMV.
>
> 1. Create new pCP image.
> 2. Create wpa_supplicant.conf on boot partition.
> 3. Only add 2 lines to wpa_supplicant.conf
>
> ssid="wirelessSSID"
>
This is a really odd one: A friend of mine is using a Wandboard Quad as
his server and player, feeding his receiver via the Wandboard's built-in
optical S/PDIF output.
It plays DTS material just fine, which would seem to suggest that the
output is, as expected, bit-perfect.
But...standard PCM
hi Zabizabo,
I haven't followed your problem too closely but... here's the very
simple process I use. YMMV.
1. Create new pCP image.
2. Create wpa_supplicant.conf on boot partition.
3. Only add 2 lines to wpa_supplicant.conf
ssid="wirelessSSID"
psk="wirelessPASSWORD"
Note: I use a macro in
paul- wrote:
> Without physical access to the device, there is not much more I can do.
> I just cannot replicate anything that you are seeing.
Yes I understand. Thanks for the time you spent with my wifi problem.
It's completely frustrating because among different audio distributions,
pCp is
Without physical access to the device, there is not much more I can do.
I just cannot replicate anything that you are seeing.
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paul- wrote:
> Your device is not loading the firmware. When was the last time you
> tried Raspbian. Perhaps just use that.
I'm using right now Raspbian and everything is working fine with the
wifi
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Your device is not loading the firmware. When was the last time you
tried Raspbian. Perhaps just use that.
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paul- wrote:
> I'm sure the error is because your wifi firmware is not loading. And I
> have no idea why.
>
> If you have a keyboard and monitor hooked up, you can start over and try
> the second method shown here.
>
I'm sure the error is because your wifi firmware is not loading. And I
have no idea why.
If you have a keyboard and monitor hooked up, you can start over and try
the second method shown here.
https://www.picoreplayer.org/how_to_setup_wifi_on_pcp_without_ethernet.shtml
Perhaps you will see a
paul- wrote:
> This was not part of the instructions. When you use "Maintained by
> User, you should never try to save anything on the wifi page. (You
> should not be able to either, I need to check that)
>
>
>
>
> Lets try this
> 1. I'm doing a fresh install of pCp 6.0b9 on a linux
ralphy wrote:
> You need to use the Makefile.linux-pulse file.
Of course, stupid me!
ralphy wrote:
>
> Pre build steps and requirements are at the top.
>
> Cleanup the i386 alsa build first if building in the same source tree.
>
> make -f Makefile.linux clean
>
> Also, use
This is the screenshot:
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Click the more> And show me that screenshot.
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Hi Paul,
when i select streamer on the tweak page, there is no input device
listed. This is also the case, when squeezelite output is to analog
output.
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paul- wrote:
> This was not part of the instructions. When you use "Maintained by
> User, you should never try to save anything on the wifi page. (You
> should not be able to either, I need to check that)
>
>
>
>
> Lets try this
> 1. I'm doing a fresh install of pCp 6.0b9 on a linux
This was not part of the instructions. When you use "Maintained by
User, you should never try to save anything on the wifi page. (You
should not be able to either, I need to check that)
Zabizabo wrote:
>
> 9. Thanks to the IP address, I'm looking on the wifi settings tab. I put
> On the
paul- wrote:
> Why would you need to start before the normal attempt to start
> squeezelite? If squeezelite is running do nothing, if it's not
> running, try to start it.
>
> Just use "/usr/local/etc/init.d/squeezelite status"
Thanks, I've re-coded it that way, seems to work fine.
Paul Webster wrote:
> MusicCast is Yamaha specific and I don't remember seeing a plugin for it
> from LMS.
> However, they also support AirPlay ... so maybe you could integrate them
> with LMS by using the AirPlay plugin.
> If that worked the you might be able to use LMS to start playing on
paul- wrote:
> I believe you that you say Raspbian is working. Something is getting
> lost in translation in the instructions. Perhaps you can type a message
> back explaining how you did each step.
>
> When following these instructions.
>
D1eter wrote:
> How do I build squeezeplay-pulse? I didn't see this mentioned in the
> makefile.
You need to use the Makefile.linux-pulse file.
Pre build steps and requirements are at the top.
Cleanup the i386 alsa build first if building in the same source tree.
make -f Makefile.linux
Okay, but if this truly is a time setting issue, when the time gets
updated (after LMS started) does it not connect to mysb and then
populate the menus?
It should, but it could take several minutes/hours, depending on how
feverishly it tries to re-connect.
--
Michael
tw99 wrote:
> OK - so are those user commands guaranteed to be run before squeezelite
> is started by PCP & does the startup process wait for them to complete ?
>
>
> If not I'll also need to handle what happens if the DAC happens to be
> powered up, which would have allowed PCP's squeezelite
https://www.picoreplayer.org/how_to_setup_wifi_on_pcp_without_ethernet.shtml
mherger wrote:
> > https wouldis mysqueezebox connection https?
>
> LMS8 indeed is a bit stricter on this topic than previous versions. It
> would require https and not fall back to http.
>
> Michael
Okay,
Zabizabo wrote:
>
> I tried using my phone as router just in case the source of my wifi
> trouble would be my home router. Conclusion, it doesn't change
> everything.
>
> I don't know what to do now. Do you think it could be a hardware problem
> even if with Raspbian, the wifi is working ?
>
Gerhardc wrote:
> Hi Paul,
>
> with your update of Hifiberry DAC/ADCpro the squeezelite output works
> great. If i select streamer on the tweak page, there is no input device
> visible and output no longer possible. The dmesg shows following:
>
> >
Code:
> >
> [
paul- wrote:
> You can still use a script. Just put the script in your home directory.
> Then you can run it in the user commands section on the tweaks page.
> I would recommend that you start squeezelite by using the init.d
> script.
>
> /usr/local/etc/init.d/squeezelite start
>
> You can
paul- wrote:
> Your dmesg shows that your pi is not loading the wifi firmware. I just
> performed the exact same instructions as I gave you.worked 1st try.
>
> If you don't see the following in your dmesg, there is something very
> wrong. But at this point, I'm really not sure what you
You can still use a script. Just put the script in your home directory.
Then you can run it in the user commands section on the tweaks page.
I would recommend that you start squeezelite by using the init.d
script.
/usr/local/etc/init.d/squeezelite start
You can also use the same script to
I'm using PiCorePlayer with a USB DAC. It works very well indeed.
The only issue I have is what happens if the USB DAC is not powered on
when PCP starts up. In this case squeezelite fails to start because the
specified output device is not available. So it needs some manual
intervention to
It's working.My Apps populated and Analog sound playback [image:
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usb output worked so I reset to analog, so sound, played about with the
alsa settings via ssh and got sound, reset the Squeezelite tad CArd
settings to 0bd and playing music again.
Still need a LMS restart
ronnie who is going to try the line again and check the alsamixer this
time round
@Paul Webster Thanks a lot for that. I'll stick with the Zero for now
then and see how it goes. PiCoreplayer works remarkably welll with it
considering the specs. :)
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I removed the line, backed up and rebooted.
My Apps was empty (apart from App Gallery) restarted LMS and it
populated.
Still so sound, cursor is moving showing playback.
I'm using the Analog Audio and have tried
default
sysdefault:CARD=ALSA
hw:CARD=ALSA,DEV=0
hw:CARD=ALSA,DEV=1
It has survived another reboot, with just two lines in the log
Code:
Waiting for network... Done (43).
Starting ALSA configuration...Found hardware: "bcm2835_alsa" "Broadcom Mixer"
"" "" ""
Hardware is initialized using a
paul- wrote:
> Ronnie,
>
> Lets do a date sanity check before starting LMS.at least we will
> know for sure if the date is set correctly. It will print the time
> every second, until it sees a year at least 2020. It will timeout in 20
> seconds.
>
> Add this one liner to
Hi Paul,
with your update of Hifiberry DAC/ADCpro the squeezelite output works
great. If i select streamer on the tweak page, there is no input device
visible and output no longer possible. The dmesg shows following:
Code:
r chip BCM4345/6
[7.400315] usbcore:
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