paul- wrote:
> The LMS dsdplayer plugin was just updated to 1.07 which now includes
> aarch64 helper binary. So that should take care of DSD on both 32 and
> 64bit platforms.
and working on 64 bit:)
cheers
Man in a va
My question: Would it be possible to add the node-red server to
piCorePlayer? My Pi 3 seems to have enough headroom to make some calls
to IP-addresses...
I doubt it's possible. pCP really is a minimalist distribution, not
meant to offer the flexibility of a general Linux.
But that idea has co
paul- wrote:
> Ian,
>
> Seems I forgot to include the UTF-8 file system kernel module in the
> latest kernels.
>
> From an ssh session, run
>
> >
Code:
> >
> pcp-update filesystems-KERNEL
>
> >
>
> Sorry about that
>
> Paul
Thanks P
Hi there,
in German magazine c't, I read about node-red. They implemented an
NFC-controlled player with ESP32 / ESP8266. See the article in German,
here: https://www.heise.de/select/ct/2020/25/2027910332294158572. It's
behind a paywall, but you will get the idea from the picture.
My question: W
chill wrote:
> Although that's the same type of command that is used internally by the
> brightness setting functions (on the Pirate Audio boards), I think that
> executing it from a shell will only be temporary, and the value will not
> be stored internally. The internally stored settings will
The LMS dsdplayer plugin was just updated to 1.07 which now includes
aarch64 helper binary. So that should take care of DSD on both 32 and
64bit platforms.
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Ian,
Seems I forgot to include the UTF-8 file system kernel module in the
latest kernels.
>From an ssh session, run
Code:
pcp-update filesystems-KERNEL
Sorry about that
Paul
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
piCorePlayer puts the rpi board in performance mode during boot, and
then at the tail end of boot, drops the board back to "ondemand" So if
you have a stressed power supply or weak cable, it completely makes
sense why it is only seen at boot.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi
Hey pCP7.0.0 beta guys,
We have updated the CLI "setup" command. It is still very basic, but
might be helpful for starting and stopping things when using the CLI.
Main reason for the update was, the wifi setup was broken due to the
advancements of the WEB GUI wifi software. It now uses the same
Hi Paul - the yellow lightning bolt is there all the time.
strebor56 wrote:
> Yes I've had this problem and it was the cable, I now use 150mm or 200mm
> cables with cheap Lidl four port 4.8Amp USB wall wart, no problem on a
> Pi 4 and USB SSD.
> I had a Kodi instance that I had to unplug the mi
epoch1970 wrote:
> I think you should try with --network host. And you can do without the
> "-p" port publications since docker doesn't handle the network in this
> case.
perfect - seems to be working...
'Custom Squeezebox Touch Wall Mount's Available'
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthre
Although that's the same type of command that is used internally by the
brightness setting functions (on the Pirate Audio boards), I think that
executing it from a shell will only be temporary, and the value will not
be stored internally. The internally stored settings will be recalled
whenever
I tried the 32-bit beta on my Pi 3B and IQaudIO DAC+ this morning.
Although it installed, Squeezelite fails to stay running.
I won't get back to the player until this evening to investigate
further.
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thanks for your detailled answer.
I never used piCorePlayer Settings for this - did not even know they
exist.
I used "pigs 13 pwm 1" (?) dont recall the exact comand.
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So:
pCP v 6.1.0 player on rpi3b, audio output, hw:CARD=Pro,DEV=0, on
Topping DX3Pro dac
LMS v 8.0.0 on rpi4b (pCP install, server only, squeezelite disabled).
SBT synced to pCP player, Power off/on with group
Set the player to play back fip hls stream on startup.
Pulled the plug on the rpi
Man in a van wrote:
> Well I don't really understand what it does.:(:o
>
> With usb I always used front: because this was what Triode referenced in
> his early Squeezelite posts.
>
> Then in pcp it was recommended the hw: sort of optimised (my
> interpretation) the quality of the output.
>
>
I will look into changing the colour of the characters, to see if makes
any difference. I'm surprised that you find the minimum setting too
bright however - on setting 1 I find the display very dim, barely
visible in the daytime and comfortable at night.
My apologies if this is already obvious,
Man in a van wrote:
> Well I don't really understand what it does.:(:o
>
> With usb I always used front: because this was what Triode referenced in
> his early Squeezelite posts.
>
> Then in pcp it was recommended the hw: sort of optimised (my
> interpretation) the quality of the output.
>
>
Man in a van wrote:
> Well I don't really understand what it does.:(:o
>
> With usb I always used front: because this was what Triode referenced in
> his early Squeezelite posts.
>
> Then in pcp it was recommended the hw: sort of optimised (my
> interpretation) the quality of the output.
>
>
Well I don't really understand what it does.:(:o
With usb I always used front: because this was what Triode referenced in
his early Squeezelite posts.
Then in pcp it was recommended the hw: sort of optimised (my
interpretation) the quality of the output.
>
Man in a van wrote:
> OK
>
> So the pcp is player and server
>
> The player is usb into the dac
>
> The Touch is synced to the pcp (or is the pcp synced to the Touch) ?
>
> Are volume and power also synced ?
>
> The usb output setting is hw: E30?
>
> Have you tried plughw:E30..
how do start pplayback?
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slartibartfast wrote:
> Actually no it is picoreplayer feeding the DAC via USB. The Touch is
> synced with the pCP purely for track display.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
OK
So the pcp is player and server
The player is usb into the dac
The Touch is synced to the pcp (or is the p
I think I've fixed my unrecognised extended characters in LMS scan issue
but I'm not sure how.
I installed the util-linux-locales.tcz extension which I think also
installs util-linux.tcz and the scan started working properly.
However, when I removed the extensions and rebooted the pCp the scan
Man in a van wrote:
> So that is dac into SBTouch via usb ?
>
> I'll have a play with mine later todayActually no it is picoreplayer feeding
> the DAC via USB. The Touch is
synced with the pCP purely for track display.
Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
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So that is dac into SBTouch via usb ?
I'll have a play with mine later today
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cfuttrup wrote:
> Hi there
>
> I have a setup with Raspberry Pi3+, mounted with the ApplePi DAC (no
> longer available).
>
> My problem is that I have a yellow lightning-bolt, and during boot
> process I get a 'under-voltage' error.
>
> ..I really think it's that darn cable, or maybe
Man in a van wrote:
> It just functions :) no pops or clicks, nada :)This is what mine does
https://youtu.be/1-cQD3mnxzw
Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
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Hi
I'm interested in using piCorePlayer for integrating Airplay and
SpotifyConnect to my older active sound system.
Due to the fact that I have an active sound system, it would be cool, if
pCP can trigger my socket, where the sound system is plugged in. As a
trigger a http-request to my home aut
slartibartfast wrote:
> No, a separate 5V supply. How does your Topping DAC act when coming out
> of standby when you use the USB input?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
It just functions :) no pops or clicks, nada :)
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