sifon wrote:
> Thank you for the quick reply!
> I tried doing that via winscp, i've got - error code 3, permission
> denied.
> I tried via putty (it's not really my area of expertise) using cp
> command and I've got -
> cp: omitting directory 'QVGA240squareSkin'
>
> apologies for asking basic
chill wrote:
> Have a look at
> /opt/jivelite/share/jive/applets/JogglerPower/strings.txt. That's the
> file that's used localise those messages for different languages, and
> you can change those strings to whatever you want.
That worked, thanks alot!
Hopefully, you have contributed to lower
Situation: 2 PiCorePlayers, one running LMS Server (let's call this one
"S"), the other just Squeezelite with Jivelite with 7" touchscreen LCD
("C"). Has been working fine for quite some time, but now, Jivelite
apparently no longer sees the LMS server, but Squeezelite does and
vice-versa.
chill wrote:
> Copy the whole QVGA240squareSkin folder from
> /opt/jivelite/share/jive/applets to /home/tc/.jivelite/userpath/applets,
> and then edit the files in there. Don't forget to do a backup before
> shutting down or rebooting.
Thank you for the quick reply!
I tried doing that via
sifon wrote:
> Hi guys, I'd like to edit the QVGAportraitSkinApplet.lua skin and try to
> customize it.
> The problem is it's read-only - I know how to edit it, but I can't or
> don't know how to save it or rewrite it (neither in winscp nor putty). I
> suppose I missed some of the basics,
Its because its read only. If you read the first page of this thread,
you will see what you have to do to make local changes.
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marakasmalan wrote:
> OK, so I started afresh. Seems the problem was, prior to installing LMS
> and/or the "Install additional File Systems", I installed ntfs-3g.tcz
> via the "Extensions" button from the main page. This created a problem.
> This time round I used the "Install additional File
Hi guys, I'd like to edit the QVGAportraitSkinApplet.lua skin and try to
customize it.
The problem is it's read-only - I know how to edit it, but I can't or
don't know how to save it or rewrite it (neither in winscp nor putty). I
suppose I missed some of the basics, please give a hand.
Thanks!
Hi. I saw the review also, but I read others where they said it
reconnects in '5 seconds'. That's as fast as my darn Cadillac
entertainment system responds, so I'm used to that.
I was under the impression you could use a bluetooth keyboard with
piCorePlayer, but the search didn't yield any
marakasmalan wrote:
> Ok, so I followed advice from the beta forum and tried to install the
> extra file system support from the shell:
>
> << snip >>
>
> Could that be part of the problem?
>
> Any help will be appreciated.
>
> Regards
OK, so I started afresh. Seems the problem was, prior
Howard Passman wrote:
> Has anyone used one of these or something like it?
I think piCorePlayer can only use Bluetooth for Audio transmission not
for controlling. The Buttons for louder/quieter/next/play/pause/prev on
headsets can also not be used.
Some months ago I read reviews about this
Has anyone used one of these or something like it? I'm still trying to
find a better way to control my pCP in the car other than my phone. I
really just need the the ability to skip tracks.
Using all the latest software (pCP 6.0, etc.) on a RPI 4.0 2GB
marakasmalan wrote:
>
> Iinstalled the nfs-utils.tcz and ntfs-3g.tcz extions manually, but this
> made no difference.
>
> Is f2fs filesystem supported? If so, by default or via the "Install and
> Enable additional File Systems" option?
>
> Thank you!
Ok, so I followed advice from the beta
Viragored wrote:
> Nice! but - out of stock!! The bundles and combos including the Boss
> board are also out of stock.
>
> Fortunately my Squeezebox receiver is still working, so I can wait until
> stocks become available again.
Definitely Worth the Wait !!
Paul Webster wrote:
> Some extra thoughts ...
> LMS iTunes plugin on Windows is able to check the Windows Registry to
> find the path to the iTunes XML file.
> That means that you might have found that it worked without having to
> configure anything.
> So when you run it on your Raspberry Pi
ralphy wrote:
> Custom Clock screen saver is supported on pcp but it's very different
> from the lua sources for the now playing applet.
>
> It's located in
> /tmp/tcloop/pcp-jivelite/opt/jivelite/share/jive/applets/NowPlaying but
> you can't modify it there.
>
> You have to copy the folder
Chunkywizard wrote:
> I posted this on the main PCP6.0 thread and then I found this thread
> which I thought more appropriate.
>
> I've just migrated from PCP 5.0 to 6.0 and the upgrade was pretty
> smooth. The only thing I can't get working as per 5.0 is Jivelite
> screensavers.
Steve Agnew wrote:
> I was starting inputlircd in the user commands and the keypresses
> wouldn't appear until I restarted squeezelite. If I make any more
> progress I will report back.
> Regards, Steve
Looks like the user commands are started after squeezelite is launched
and squeezelite only
mnd wrote:
> Hi,
>
> would it be hard to edit the various menu entries in the Jivelite on a
> Joggler, or a description/comment text in the quit menu, for example?
>
> I find myself sometimes forgetting to turn off the amp, after listening
> to music, so I hope custom text about that would
peterw wrote:
> I missed that setting, thank you for pointing that out! Enabling that
> seems to resolve my concerns quite well with keytables and real Slim
> Devices remotes. Just curious -- why isn't that enabled by default?
I was wondering the same thing myself and couldn't find a reason
ralphy wrote:
> What happens to the remote power button behaviour if you turn ON the
> Enable Power On Button when Powered Off option in
> Jivelite->Settings->piCorePlayer?
I missed that setting, thank you for pointing that out! Enabling that
seems to resolve my concerns quite well with
Hi,
would it be hard to edit the various menu entries in the Jivelite on a
Joggler, or a description/comment text in the quit menu, for example?
I find myself sometimes forgetting to turn off the amp, after listening
to music, so I hope custom text about that would help me remember each
time I
nimnul wrote:
> Tried 50, 100, 200ms, made no difference
The input on my dac is Amanero 384
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redgum wrote:
> If you have not, you should test the Pi using an ethernet connection. If
> this works reliably, then you will know it is a wifi problem and not
> something else.
Thanks - that's a good idea. Because it is in an out of the way location
- I didn't do this - but I should! I'll get
SanderBob wrote:
>
>
> I am using a wifi only connection.
>
> Are there any other diagnostic settings I should look at?
>
> Thanks again everyone.
If you have not, you should test the Pi using an ethernet connection. If
this works reliably, then you will know it is a wifi problem and not
Hi there - first off I want to thank everyone for making piCoreplayer.
My old chrome castaudio died and I replaced it with a raspberry pi
running piCore and the outcome is so much better! I use stream airplay
audio and spotify audio to it - and it works well. I really appreciate
the work
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