@ralphy, here's a link to download the basic root filesystem that I last
used to boot from (I made a bunch, this is the most recent):
http://www.sodface.com/res/tmp/202002270337-armel.tar.gz
Let me know when you have it and I'm going to take the link down. I was
going to post all this stuff
paul- wrote:
> You cant even click in the area that there is text shown. Appears to be
> a longstanding issue in firefox.at least google returns hits back to
> 2014. Everything talks about hiding the default element and make my
> own...perhaps down the road.
Same problem with Cliqz
Setting up this card shoould be extremely simple. Select correct card,
Save and Reboot. No typing required.
Check if your card is recognized, look on the Squeezelite settings page
> Output setting > More> help
Greg
Jeff07971 wrote:
> When uploading a IR Keytables conf file the "Browse" button does not
> work.
> It does work if you click in the grey border to the left, above or below
> the "Browse" button and "No File Selected" Text but not to the right
> Using Firefox on Win 10
>
> Noticed this on b9 as
Ah fixed it, I had to delete the "output setting" string in squeezelite
settings and it kicked in.
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Oh ok well it doesn't work for me for some reason. It shows up as a
player and I can play songs from the web interface but I get no sound
from the headphones.
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kidstypike wrote:
> Have you selected the correct HAT?
>
> 29547
Hi
Yes I did: HifiBerry DAC + (and Pro,AMP2)
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The issue with on board sound was related to squeezelite defaulting to
use mmap. With the pi4 being a 64bit kernel, mmap doesn't work. So you
just need to turn off mmap in squeezelite. Which is done automatically
now.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage:
stephentw wrote:
> Which audio output device are you using? I've tried analogue and
> analogue which I assumed was the 3.5mm jack on the pi.
>
> Is it a pi4b you tried it on?
Analogue out, the 3.5mm Jack and yes a Pi4 B
It does seem either the Pi4 or the latest pCP is "sensitive" though as I
Jeff07971 wrote:
> I've just burned a pCP6.0.0RC1 card and the on board sound seems to be
> working OK for me.
>
> Its just a player in my system though
>
> JeffWhich audio output device are you using? I've tried analogue and
analogue which I assumed was the 3.5mm jack on the pi.
Is it a
I have the cache on the same USB3 disk as my music, with the result that
my pCP installation only uses 106Mb on the SD card. I backup my SD card
to a zipped image on the music disk every night via cron job, and the
image is much bigger than it needs to be because I mistakenly expanded
the
stephentw wrote:
> Hi, I saw way back that there was a known issue with the onboard sound,
> has this been resolved? I can only find one mention in the whole thread.
>
>
> I've got a pi4 i'm setting up as an LMS and wanted to just use the
> onboard sound with some headphones to test playback.
slartibartfast wrote:
> So when the problem returns you will know what to do. [emoji3]
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
True, the cache will grow. LMS doesn't do a good job of tidying up after
itself. I've just deleted 600MB of redundant files, Qobuz which I
trialed, and Spotty which
slartibartfast wrote:
> So when the problem returns you will know what to do. [emoji3]
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Yes and I learn a lot of other things here :).
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Zabizabo wrote:
> I have expanded to 1 GB and the problem is gone.
>
> Thanks for your help
>
> ChristopheSo when the problem returns you will know what to do. [emoji3]
Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Hi, I saw way back that there was a known issue with the onboard sound,
has this been resolved? I can only find one mention in the whole thread.
I've got a pi4 i'm setting up as an LMS and wanted to just use the
onboard sound with some headphones to test playback. Music is playing
but no sound
Zabizabo wrote:
> My card is 32 Gb in size. I didn't know which size use for the file
> system, I just choose this one randomly.
>
> Which size can reach the LMS cache and is it better to put it on the
> card or on the USB hard disk connected to my Pi ?
4GB minimum. Here's my LMS cache
praganj wrote:
> Expand fs to 1 or 2GB.
I have expanded to 1 GB and the problem is gone.
Thanks for your help
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Zabizabo wrote:
> My card is 32 Gb in size. I didn't know which size use for the file
> system, I just choose this one randomly.
>
> Which size can reach the LMS cache and is it better to put it on the
> card or on the USB hard disk connected to my Pi ?
Expand fs to 1 or 2GB.
slartibartfast wrote:
> If LMS cache is on the card then definitely. What size is your card? Is
> there any reason not to expand to fill the card?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
kidstypike wrote:
> Yes, use the whole card.
My card is 32 Gb in size. I didn't know which size use
Zabizabo wrote:
> Thanks for your answers. Yes I have expanded the file system up to 300
> Mb. Do I expand it more?If LMS cache is on the card then definitely. What
> size is your card? Is
there any reason not to expand to fill the card?
Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Zabizabo wrote:
> Thanks for your answers. Yes I have expanded the file system up to 300
> Mb. Do I have expand it more?
Yes, use the whole card.
*Server - LMS 8.0.0 *Pi4B 4GB/Flirc case/pCP 6.0.0-rc1 18K library,
playlists & LMS cache on SSD (ntfs)
*Study -* Pi3B+/pCP 5.0.0/pi
chill wrote:
> There is a 'Display Off' screensaver (Settings > Screen > Screensavers).
> You can assign that to 'When Stopped' and/or 'When Off', and set a
> delay, so that the display goes completely off when the player isn't
> doing anything.
Duh..! Well, of course. Thanks!
chill wrote:
>
praganj wrote:
> "[20-02-26 18:32:26.6034] Slim::Utils::Misc::msg (1256) Warning:
> [18:32:26.6028] DBD::SQLite::db do failed: database or disk is full at
> /usr/local/slimserver/Slim/Utils/DbCache.pm line 230."
>
> disk is full ? try to resize fs ?
slartibartfast wrote:
> Did you expand
praganj wrote:
> "[20-02-26 18:32:26.6034] Slim::Utils::Misc::msg (1256) Warning:
> [18:32:26.6028] DBD::SQLite::db do failed: database or disk is full at
> /usr/local/slimserver/Slim/Utils/DbCache.pm line 230."
>
> disk is full ? try to resize fs ?Did you expand the file system? If so what
>
I've got PCP 5.0.0 running normally and got a HifiBerry Digi+ Pro (yay
overnight shipping). I installed it on the Pi, connected a TOSlink
cable to it and my soundbar, and powered on the Pi. I set the output
device to HifiBerry Digi+ Pro, saved, and rebooted when prompted. At
boot, it gets to
Zabizabo wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I think I have a subscription to problems :)
>
> As it is related to RC1 and LMS, I don't know where to expose my
> problem. Tell me if I had to post it in the LMS section.
>
> I'm installing LMS from a fresh pCp6.0 RC1 install. I analyse the
> library
Hi there,
I think I have a subscription to problems :)
As it is related to RC1 and LMS, I don't know where to expose my
problem. Tell me if I had to post it in the LMS section.
I'm installing LMS from a fresh pCp6.0 RC1 install. I analyse the
library (mounted on an USB disk) and when the
When uploading a IR Keytables conf file the upload button does not
work.
It does work if you click in the grey border to the left, above or below
the "Browse" button and "No File Selected" Text but not to the right
Using Firefox on Win 10
Noticed this on b9 as well but forgot to report
Jeff
That is why I would do everything from the pi side. And use a power
board to turn the pi on/off. Then the pi controls a relay that powers
the amp on/off
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
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ralphy wrote:
> Would you be willing to share a tarball of your Alpine armel root
> filesystem? I have several armel based systems that I'd like to use
> with Alpine linux.
You bet. I'll follow up later today with some links.
>
> Make sure your squeezelite process has permissions to raise
paul- wrote:
> Unless your running a Zero, the USB port is likely not going to put out
> enough to power the pi properly. You could use the 5 volt from the
> USB to power a small relay, then run the normal wallwart power through
> the relay. Many different ways to do it.
Yes this Is a
D1eter wrote:
> I wasn't aware that squeezelite's audio conversion is preferable to
> ALSA's. Is hw:0,0 better then? CPU usage is the same for both with the
> material I own.
My experience has been that the libsoxr resampling library included with
squeezelite provides better default and
sodface wrote:
> Alpine doesn't have an armel port but they do have the scripts and
> framework built into their aports system for porting Alpine to different
> architectures, so I've been messing around with that on and off for the
> last couple of months. I now have a working base load and
Unless your running a Zero, the USB port is likely not going to put out
enough to power the pi properly. You could use the 5 volt from the
USB to power a small relay, then run the normal wallwart power through
the relay. Many different ways to do it.
piCorePlayer a small player for the
I'm thinking to switch on Raspberry when I switch on my amplifier and
switch off Raspberry when i switch down my amplifier. The Raspberry Is
plugged to my amplifier by USB so all gpio Is free. My amplifier has a
USB port free. I can plug a cable to have +5v when the amplifier Is on.
And After
> Sorry, what Is the differenze from lms 7.9.2 and 7.9.3? They are the
> stable and beta?
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?111483-Logitech-Media-Server-7-9-2-released
> what Is the difference from HW device and PLUGHW device? I'm using the
> first
Stick with hw:
I'm not
Sorry, what Is the differenze from lms 7.9.2 and 7.9.3? They are the
stable and beta?
Another question: in squeezelite conf, using a dac usb, what Is the
difference from HW device and PLUGHW device? I'm using the first
nincompoop wrote:
>
> Do you have any idea how to turn off the screen? I suppose it is a
> feature of Jivelite but I cannot find it. I guess it can be done by
> toggling one of the gpio pins - but which one? I cannot find a schematic
> for the Pirate Audio board. And there are some ST7789
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