Yes, using the dev tagged image and sox/wvunpack run as expected.
Thanks
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Did you try adding the close switch to Squeezelite?
-C 2
It would make Squeezelite stop using the audio output device when it has
nothing to play.
Not sharing but freeing it for use by something else.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio
I've installed UPnP/DLNA Media Interface on my picoreplayer but don't
know where to put 'videos' and even if this would work.
Mount a drive with the videos like you did for the music.
(that said I wouldn't want to motivate anyone to use LMS as a video
server :-))
Paul Webster wrote:
> I've just gone back to my 5.10 kernel that I was testing HDMI CEC on ...
> with kms not fkms and the device is
> vc4-hdmi
> instead of
> b1
>
>
>
>
> Enabled kms via /boot/config.txt ... note I have not tested on RPi4 so
> not changed the [pi4] section so it would
Jaca wrote:
> Sorry if that's not helpful.. Unfortunately I don't have a skill to
> assist with problem causes by update in raspbian, all I can do is to
> suggest possible alternative in case you not aware..
> I've been running squeezelite on raspberry pi 3b and 3b+ with Osmc as
> OS.. It's
Man in a van wrote:
> I always use Gerrelt's scripts
>
> http://www.gerrelt.nl/RaspberryPi/wordpress/tutorial-installing-squeezelite-player-on-raspbian/
>
> I hooked up a rpi3b to my TV and installed squeezelite following his
> routine (more rather than less)
>
> I tried sysdefault:CARD=b1
f41ardu wrote:
> Hi, I can confirm my solution with minor modifcations. After an upgrade
> the original init script won't work any longer. Everthing point towards
> some strange changes in systemd.
>
> I'll post my solution later this week in my github. Haven't the time yet
> to get it in
@pgf
If you look at it from the configuration file's point of view, it does
overwrite MAC_ADDRESS="" with MAC_ADDRESS="dc:a6:32:cc:bb:aa". :)
I do agree "override" sounds better. I'll update it the next time I
check out the appropriate branch.
Setting the MAC address should be only, what's
Hi All
I'm simply curious if there is anyway of using PiCorePlayer to serve
videos? I was thinking simply by SMB or UPnP/DLNA to a USB drive
containing the videos files and accesing them on a client via VLC/MPC-BE
etc. or a smart TV with DLNA?
I've installed UPnP/DLNA Media Interface on my
coyrls wrote:
> To be clear, I don't think from what you've reported that pcp is
> "crashing", it seems to be that Squeezelite is no longer functioning.
> As has been suggested, if there is a fault with the DAC hardware or the
> DAC driver, this could happen and it may require a reboot before
There's a typo in the help for setting an alternate MAC address for
squeezelite. The term "overwrite" is used -- I'm sure that what was
meant was "override". Clearly this config doesn't actually overwrite a
system MAC address, which would make the option a little scarier than it
actually is.
What image version are you using? The latest builds are using a Debian
Bullseye based image, which should have glibc 2.31:
Oh, 8.1 is still on an older Debian version. Please give 8.2 a try.
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Code:
root@odroid:/config# cd /lms/Bin/aarch64-linux/
root@odroid:/lms/Bin/aarch64-linux# ./sox
./sox: /lib/aarch64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.27' not found
(required by ./sox)
root@odroid:/lms/Bin/aarch64-linux# apt list libc6
Listing... Done
I'm experimenting with using sox to apply basic room equalization via
custom-convert.conf and think I may have found a problem the
sox/wvunpack binaries included in the container. My main system runs on
an x86 CPU but I'm also planning to move to an armv8/aarch64 based
system and am using that
RobbH wrote:
> Thanks, f41ardu, Ronnie, Jaca, and Paul for all responses. I'll study
> them and experiment a bit and report back.
Hi, I can confirm my solution with minor modifcations. After an upgrade
the original init script won't work any longer. Everthing point towards
some strange changes
To be clear, I don't think from what you've reported that pcp is
"crashing", it seems to be that Squeezelite is no longer functioning.
As has been suggested, if there is a fault with the DAC hardware or the
DAC driver, this could happen and it may require a reboot before the
fault can be
Howard Passman wrote:
> Another guess at this could be the network. Are you running it on Wifi?
> If it happens frequently you may try running it over Ethernet for a
> while to see if the behavior goes away. Jivelite will continnue to run
> on the player regardless of whether or not you have a
Another guess at this could be the network. Are you running it on Wifi?
If it happens frequently you may try running it over Ethernet for a
while to see if the behavior goes away. Jivelite will continnue to run
on the player regardless of whether or not you have a network
connection. And if you
Check out if the red LED is blinking. That's the under-voltage warning.
Depending on what else you're powering the official supply may still not
be enough. I always try to use the 5.25volt 3 amp supplies to be sure.
Howard
slartibartfast wrote:
> It is a Pi 3 with the official power supply.
Howard Passman wrote:
> I hate to ask, but have you checked your power supply? I have two
> server/players running all the time at home and one running in the car
> that gets the power pulled every time I shut the car off. All three run
> great. Using pi4, piCorePlayer 7.0.1, the current
Thanks, f41ardu, Ronnie, Jaca, and Paul for all responses. I'll study
them and experiment a bit and report back.
LMS 8 nightly; 3 Squeezelite players connected by powerline ethernet; 5
wireless players connected via Airplay Bridge; 1 SqueezeAmp player
no high-end or esoteric audio gear
1
I hate to ask, but have you checked your power supply? I have two
server/players running all the time at home and one running in the car
that gets the power pulled every time I shut the car off. All three run
great. Using pi4, piCorePlayer 7.0.1, the current JiveLite and LMS
8.1.2 - 1613284909
Pommes wrote:
> Well, I am using picore 7 on a raspberry 3B and a raspberry 4, both, as
> server and player and it is running rocksolid all day, all night,
> faster and better than ever before. So i guess it is either your
> configuration, or some malfunctioning hardware part.
> I hope you can
Clausi wrote:
> I have those crashes frequently. More or less every day and sometimes a
> few times a day. Sometimes even piCorePlayer is not anymore reachable
> from the web interface. In this case Jivelite is still running and shown
> on the touchscreen which is attached to my Pi. When I then
m@k wrote:
> I tried to use the apache feature - reserve proxy
> (http://local_sb_server_name --> http://:9000) and then the panel
> works, but without some images.
There are some web apps that apache reverse proxy doesn't work well with
out of the box. You might try another proxy like haproxy
slartibartfast wrote:
> I just had pCP crash while playing. At least I assume it did as it
> disappeared from my player list. The pCP web page said squeezelite was
> running. Restarting squeezelite didn't work and squeezelite was then
> reported as not running. Only a reboot restored the
I've just gone back to my 5.10 kernel that I was testing HDMI CEC on ...
with kms not fkms and the device is
vc4-hdmi
instead of
b1
Then trying squeezelite with
squeezelite-armv6hf -o plughw:CARD=vc4hdmi,DEV=0 -n hdmicectest -C 2
fails when playing and gives
alsa_open:432 unable to open audio
Sorry if that's not helpful.. Unfortunately I don't have a skill to
assist with problem causes by update in raspbian, all I can do is to
suggest possible alternative in case you not aware..
I've been running squeezelite on raspberry pi 3b and 3b+ with Osmc as
OS.. It's basically Kodi / xmbc
This thread has helped me hugely - thanks to all :)
I'm building a media server from an old Packard Bell N1600 nettop. It's
old but it ought be up to it. I installed Debian 10 and wanted to
install LMS. I ran into the same x86/lms/perl conflict situation
mentioned on this thread and took the
I always use Gerrelt's scripts
http://www.gerrelt.nl/RaspberryPi/wordpress/tutorial-installing-squeezelite-player-on-raspbian/
I hooked up a rpi3b to my TV and installed squeezelite following his
routine (more rather than less)
I tried sysdefault:CARD=b1 as output and it worked
I always use
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