minor uptick, 4.30 released inclusive of the "tornado" spectrum
visualization
sadly not as exciting as it sounds :p
As of 2020/04/07
*Total Tracks: 145,298
Total Albums: 13,236
Total Artists: 18,284
Total Genres: 674
Total Playing Time: 23345:49:54*
As long as LMS is not running on that device. Just pull the power
then, Completely safe to do.The only time anything is written to the
SD card is when you make a change in the web interface, requiring a
backup to be done.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Paul Webster wrote:
> If you are running pCP as a player only then simply cutting the power
> should not cause a problem because pCP runs everything in memory and
> only writes out to storage when you ask it to (e.g. making a
> configuration change).
> However, it is unlikely that you would be
paul- wrote:
> Doesn't have to be the wifi on the rpi. Are any 2.4ghz wifi devices
> located in the area?
Yes. But nothing has changed since it was working well a few days ago.
I'll rearrange some stuff.
Thanks.
*hardware:* Pi 3B+, wired connection, WiFi off
*software:* piCorePlayer v6.0.0
oetbyg wrote:
> As the signature says wifi is off, running wired only.
Doesn't have to be the wifi on the rpi. Are any 2.4ghz wifi devices
located in the area?
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paul- wrote:
> Stuttering problem are likely because you are trying to run wifi too.
> Don't do it, unless you are running a pi3B+/4B+ using a 5ghz channel.
As the signature says wifi is off, running wired only.
*hardware:* Pi 3B+, wired connection, WiFi off
*software:* piCorePlayer
Stuttering problem are likely because you are trying to run wifi too.
Don't do it, unless you are running a pi3B+/4B+ using a 5ghz channel.
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Hello, I found the solution myself. The pikeyd service could not be
started because the kernel module /dev/uinput in pcp6 is not started.
The solution was to enter the "modprobe uinput" command in the
/opt/bootlocal.sh file before pikeyd was started.
Here are my installation steps for "Slimmer"
I had things working well until recently. Now playing to a BT speaker
(UE BOOM 2), the audio stutters on a repeated pattern. Flawless for
15-20 seconds, then broken up for 15-20 seconds, then flawless for 15-20
seconds, broken, and repeat. It happens for both internet radio and
locally stored
kidstypike wrote:
> Which player have you selected from the drop down selection?
>
> 29992
Apologies. I'm trying to direct play over Bluetooth, not use LMS.
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pulpitculprit wrote:
> Followed the patch procedure and made sure to leave the bluetooth source
> playing for 2-3 minutes but still have no output from PcP.
>
> Thanks for the fast update.
Which player have you selected from the drop down selection?
29992
Followed the patch procedure and made sure to leave the bluetooth source
playing for 2-3 minutes but still have no output from PcP.
Thanks for the fast update.
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paul- wrote:
> The name should not be a problem since to change the dropdown to
> "Streamer" you have to save, and the web interface will make you remove
> the bad characters.
>
> Also - S_i_O, You are not running the latest bluetooth packages,
> please update.
>
> -FOR EVERYONE, I
Apologies for the delay downmix release is now ready for prime time
Follow instructions on distro readme
I removed the need for wiringpi and the Adafruit library, all
requirements are now met within lmsmonitor
Code:
Usage -n "player name" [options]
options:
-b
Bluetooth has grown into its own animal, so I would like to separate the
conversation regarding Bluetooth stuff.
Current Capabilities.
Speaker - A2DP Source - Play from piCorePlayer to a bluetooth connected
speaker.
Player - A2DP Sink - Play directly from your phone or other bluetooth
music
The name should not be a problem since to change the dropdown to
"Streamer" you have to save, and the web interface will make you remove
the bad characters.
Also - S_i_O, You are not running the latest bluetooth packages,
please update.
-FOR EVERYONE, I JUST PUSHED ANOTHER BLUETOOTH
Paul Webster wrote:
> I thought I'd give this Bluetooth streaming a try.
>
> One thing I saw that I suspect only causes a presentation problem - but
> perhaps something else goes wrong later as well.
>
> I tried to stream from an iPad - and it has the default name that iOS
> created for it ...
I thought I'd give this Bluetooth streaming a try.
One thing I saw that I suspect only causes a presentation problem - but
perhaps something else goes wrong later as well.
I tried to stream from an iPad - and it has the default name that iOS
created for it ... something like
Pauls iPad
Note -
Paul Webster wrote:
> so presumably your question is about a pCP running LMS.
I think "SSD card" was simply a typo.
Gesendet von iPad mit Tapatalk
pputzer's Profile:
paul- wrote:
> Okay, that looks fine..go to Diagnostic then Logs in pCP, there is
> an option to show all logs. Look for the pcp-streamer log. One thing
> to note, when streaming like this, there can be a lag Ive seen it
> as high as 10 seconds.
>
> Also, make sure you have the
Hi, I have been running PcP since version 4 on a RPi1B+ and a DAC card
and had no issues at all using it as a squeezebox. I am trying to add
Bluetooth Direct Play to this and have upgraded to PcP6.0.0.006 but not
having any joy.
I have completed a clean install of PcP-6.0.0 and then followed
Okay, that looks fine..go to Diagnostic then Logs in pCP, there is
an option to show all logs. Look for the pcp-streamer log. One thing
to note, when streaming like this, there can be a lag Ive seen it
as high as 10 seconds.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in
paul- wrote:
> Not dmesg output, there is a show log option on the bluetooth page.
My bad. Here it is while desktop connected and playing. Thx again.
+---+
|Filename: piCorePlayer-BT-LogV2.txt|
paul- wrote:
> I have a play button by mine but I've seen it both ways. I'm not
> sure why LMS does that. It's not repeatable.
Can confirm, I redid the steps and named the new favourite
"_Bluetooth2_", which works no problem. :confused::D
29988
kidstypike wrote:
>
> However, making the URL a favourite doesn't seem to accomplish anything
> usable. There are no "play" or "add" buttons alongside the favourite to
> start it playing,
I have a play button by mine but I've seen it both ways. I'm not
sure why LMS does that. It's not
Not dmesg output, there is a show log option on the bluetooth page.
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Paul Webster wrote:
> You simply select your player (or group player) from the main screen and
> then use LMS to play that URL on it like you would with an internet
> radio stream.
> Easiest way (once it is working) is probably to add it as a favourite.
Well I investigated, and can confirm it
paul- wrote:
> That input box is only for hardware inputs. Bluetooth is a software
> device that is created dynamically, and does not show there.
>
> Make sure on the bluetooth page, in the paired devices, you have your
> computer set to "Streamer". Also, please select the bluetooth log,
If you are running pCP as a player only then simply cutting the power
should not cause a problem because pCP runs everything in memory and
only writes out to storage when you ask it to (e.g. making a
configuration change).
However, it is unlikely that you would be using SSD in that
configuration
Paul Webster wrote:
> Have you applied this update?
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?111787-ANNOUNCE-piCorePlayer-6-0-0=970363=1#post970363
Oops! no, I missed that one, I'll investigate.
Thank you.
*Server - LMS 8.0.0 *Pi4B 4GB/Flirc case/pCP 6.0.0 18K library,
playlists &
kidstypike wrote:
> Could you please post a screenshot of point no. 3 above? I don't see
> anywhere on the pCP Bluetooth page that fits this instruction.
Have you applied this update?
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?111787-ANNOUNCE-piCorePlayer-6-0-0=970363=1#post970363
Paul
Man in a van wrote:
> @truscellino
>
> try these settings on the tweaks page
>
> 29676
>
> ronnie
Can I just understand what people's view is on cutting off the power via
the plug having a PiZeroW with a WIfI Berry mini amp coupled to it. Will
not cutting the wall plug damage the SSD card
paul- wrote:
> If you use the streaming option, then you can stream over bluetooth, to
> any player or player groups in LMS
>
> 1) Install pcp-streamer on the tweaks page.
> 2) Connect your bluetooth audio source (a2dp sink)
> 3) Set the device type to be a streamer on the pCP bluetooth page.
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