No, actually here I want to control the controller, not the player. I
already use cli to control other players, but here I have Jivelite
displayed on my TV and want to be able to use the UI to select music
There's no way to directly control Jivelite over the network.
Maybe there's some
mherger wrote:
> > Well, as a first pass, being able to mimic the key presses would be
> > great. Open a socket and send a keystroke. Skip the ir to lirc to
> > Jivelite steps. I wondered how Jivelite listened to lirc...
>
> But what you want is to control the _player_, not the controller?
Well, as a first pass, being able to mimic the key presses would be
great. Open a socket and send a keystroke. Skip the ir to lirc to
Jivelite steps. I wondered how Jivelite listened to lirc...
But what you want is to control the _player_, not the controller? Use
LMS' CLI commands to do so.
That codec is included with pCP, but you need a driver that implements
the codec for your board.
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paul- wrote:
> The driver would have to reference the correct codec. Would the cirrus
> logic card be the same? Do you know if someone has a driver built for
> this?
I found the codec implemented for the WM8741 (which is the DAC chip I'm
using) in the RPI github repo.
You guys are probably getting tired of these Alpine Linux threads but,
I've been working on an armel port ('see this thread'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?111730-Alpine-Linux-on-Dell-M300))
and I've got everything built for LMS I believe and now I just need to
package it up. I
Jivelite is basically a software that send http commands to a LMS
server.
So you can use anything that outputs http request to m perform the same
commands : your web browser, curl, python ...
I even tried a cool thing : use an esp8266 to issue the requests. Since
the esp8266 can be invoked with
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Hi
I'm discovering piCore and till now it's very good.
I'm looking for a music player on my iPhone to play music via piCore or
my NAS.
Does someone know if this exists and if 'Yes': what is/are good
player(s)?
Thanks and greetings
Peter
mherger wrote:
> > I wondered if it was possible to control Jivelite directly via IP -
> i.e.
> > skip the whole remote control/IR thing. I control my whole AV setup
>
> What aspects of JiveLite would you want to control? It's like
> controlling a remote control?...
>
> --
>
> Michael
Hi
I wondered if it was possible to control Jivelite directly via IP - i.e.
skip the whole remote control/IR thing. I control my whole AV setup
What aspects of JiveLite would you want to control? It's like
controlling a remote control?...
--
Michael
ralphy wrote:
> Thanks for building the tzdata package. I just installed it on the
> dockstar and pogoplug pro.
>
> As a test I have the pogoplug building alsa-utils and all the
> dependencies ATM and there are a lot.
>
> If it completes successfully I can zip up the lot and PM you a
Thanks for building the tzdata package. I just installed it on the
dockstar and pogoplug pro.
As a test I have the pogoplug building alsa-utils and all the
dependencies ATM and there are a lot.
If it completes successfully I can zip up the lot and PM you a download
link if you'd like.
Hi
I wondered if it was possible to control Jivelite directly via IP - i.e.
skip the whole remote control/IR thing. I control my whole AV setup
with (old) Pronto's which have a perfectly nice javascript interface
with tcp sockets, httplib etc.. So, all of the control is done just via
IP (with
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Thank you paul-
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I would just upgrade to 6.0.0 its 99% final.
For now, you will need to edit. I'll consider better ways to do this in
the future.
/usr/local/etc/init.d/pcp_startup.sh
goto line 644, which looks like the below, and then increase the number
of retries. There is 10 seconds between each retry.
paul- wrote:
> I'm not sure I have a good solution for the NAS, You could increase the
> number of mount retries.
>
> As for the date issue, in pCP6, I've just added date check to the LMS
> start sequence. You could make the same edits on your side
Thanks for the reply! Increasing the
The only one I have is the Edimax 7811-utc. It goes to AC600. Same
chipset that Allo has with the Comfast stick.
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