paul- wrote:
> Are you configuring via the web interface, or doing all manually?
The web interface
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paul- wrote:
> remove, reboot and reinstall the filesystem extension.
After a second reboot it is working again! Thank you very much!
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paul- wrote:
> Possibly something with that chipset is not cooperating.Can you try
> running the daemon from a ssh session?
>
> >
Code:
> >
> sudo pcp-btspeaker-daemon.py
>
> >
>
> Then post what happens when it crashes.
Here goes:
paul- wrote:
> What is the sample rate of the source file? Ive only tested
> standard sample files. But I think dsd-128 is the max supported.
It says the sample rate of the DSF file is 2822.4 kHz (I guess that's
DSD64). So it is lower than the DSD128 standard.
What I found out:
When I
Possibly something with that chipset is not cooperating.Can you try
running the daemon from a ssh session?
Code:
sudo pcp-btspeaker-daemon.py
Then post what happens when it crashes.
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What is the sample rate of the source file? Ive only tested standard
sample files. But I think dsd-128 is the max supported.
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carsten_h wrote:
>
> But I still get the error that hfsplus is an unknown filesystem.
There is an additional dependency in kernel 5.10 that I overlooked.
remove, reboot and reinstall the filesystem extension.
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Ejdzi wrote:
> Thanx for the update. I did an insitu update (Pi4 with 7.01 before) with
> LMS and everything seems to be ok except one thing: Shutdown GPIO.
> On 7.01 itwas ok
> (dtoverlay=gpio-shutdown,gpio_pin=3,active_low=0,gpio_pull=down) but
> after update shutdown fails (working like a
lordvader wrote:
> You don't have any dsd transcoding going on (via c3po?) ? I found dsd
> transcoding just made a whole lot of noise.
>
> Sent from my M2101K7AG using Tapatalk
No dsd transcoding going on.
You don't have any dsd transcoding going on (via c3po?) ? I found dsd
transcoding just made a whole lot of noise.
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cybtrash wrote:
> Hi Jeff,
> I found the setting, it is already set to that. But what button? I mean
> if somebody presses that button on the top-left the touchscreen goes
> black and I can't reactivate it anymore. It does not respond to touches
> anymore. Only way to make it work again is
On the DAC front, HiFiBerry and IQaudIO offer basic boards for well
under $30 that snap onto the RPi. Current versions of pCP include
drivers for both.
https://www.pishop.us/product/hifiberry-dac-light/
https://www.pishop.us/product/iqaudio-dac/
Here's my recommendation: "Components > 'Raspberry Pi'
(https://docs.picoreplayer.org/components/raspberry_pi/)"
The problem you describe about "low volume levels" doesn't sound normal.
I haven't seen it, but your hardware may be different. :confused:
Most DAC HATs have a 0dB or a 4dB boost
tastewar wrote:
> On the Pi itself, is a 3B+ good enough, or do people think there's an
> advantage to the 4?
Based on comments from others, installing LMS on a Pi 4 results in much
faster scanning of your music collection. This may not matter to you if
your collection is not large or if you
Hi Gary, would you mind sharing the STL files for the screen - fancy
having a go at this myself.
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cybtrash wrote:
> Hi Jeff,
> I found the setting, it is already set to that. But what button? I mean
> if somebody presses that button on the top-left the touchscreen goes
> black and I can't reactivate it anymore. It does not respond to touches
> anymore. Only way to make it work again is
I have an LMS server running on an older distribution of PCP (5.0) with
the built-in 7.9.2 version of LMS. I have 2 hardware players (an
original SlimP3, and a Squeezebox Receiver, the player that's built into
the server, and two more Pi's running various vintages of PCP.
I want to put together
Jeff07971 wrote:
> Its an On/Off button
>
> You can set that the button still works when Jivelite is "Off" in the
> settings menu
>
> Jeff
Hi Jeff,
I found the setting, it is already set to that. But what button? I mean
if somebody presses that button on the top-left the touchscreen goes
sbp wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Could you press the more> link that is just right of the squeezelite
> command string and copy the content here.
>
> That will show your actual use of squeezelite.
I tried "0:dop" instead of ":dop", but this did not make any
difference.
Here is my command string:
Hi.
Could you press the more> link that is just right of the squeezelite
command string and copy the content here.
That will show your actual use of squeezelite.
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sesselmarder wrote:
> Below are my Squeezelite settings.
> I played around with the ALSA settings. With the current values, I get
> NO sound at all (via RCA that is).
>
> 35212You can have a look here.
https://soundcheck-audio.blogspot.com/p/the-rpi-audio-streaming-series-dsd.html?m=1
I wonder
slartibartfast wrote:
> Can you show a screenshot of your Squeezelite settings?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Below are my Squeezelite settings.
I played around with the ALSA settings. With the current values, I get
NO sound at all (via RCA that is).
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Thanx for the update. I did an insitu update (Pi4 with 7.01 before) with
LMS and everything seams to be ok except one thing: Shutdown GPIO.
On 7.01 was ok
(dtoverlay=gpio-shutdown,gpio_pin=3,active_low=0,gpio_pull=down) but
after update it fails (working like a stop button).
I've now been able to pair but not connect the headphones. Essentially,
whenever I try to connect the headphones or to show the bluetooth log,
the BT Speaker Daemon stops.
Maybe I should say that this is a Pi1B - I was in error in an earlier
post - with the Cirrus (Wolfson) DAC card which works
paul- wrote:
> Yes it should, can you post the logs?
I just started the BT Speaker Daemon, and tried scanning for the BT
device. Each time, the BT Speaker Daemon stops. I can see this in the
log:
Code:
07-12 16:03 BST INFO Starting pCP BT Speaker
Thank you very much that the controls of the bluetooth headphones are
now working out of the box together with piCorePlayer.
That is really great!
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paul- wrote:
> You will need the additional filesystems support too. Is this a fresh
> install?
No, it is an insitu update. The additional filesystems are installed
with 7.01 and they are also installed now in 8.0:
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BigA507 wrote:
> Just did a fresh install of 32 bit PiCorePlayer 8. All working ok EXCEPT
> SAMBA 4 is broken. Doing an install from the web-based interface. SAMBA
> installs perfectly with no errors. Except that it won't start. I have
> done some investigating and discovered that the SAMBA4
carsten_h wrote:
> Today I see that I really have a problem! Yesterday I tested only
> radio.
> I have my musik on an external SSD which has a GUID partition table and
> a HFS+ filesystem. With 7.01 and before it was only necessary to install
> "util-linux.tcz". I updated it but the drive is
Just did a fresh install of 32 bit PiCorePlayer 8. All working ok EXCEPT
SAMBA 4 is broken. Doing an install from the web-based interface. SAMBA
stalls perfectly with no errors. Except that it won't start. I have done
some investigating and discovered that the SAMBA4 version is NOT all the
Yes it should, can you post the logs?
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Eyerex wrote:
> Big thanks for the update did a clean install and everything is working
> great on my setup, only one thing i noticed which could just be my ears
> as have a budget setup with a Yamaha A-S500 and a set of JPW Sonata
> speakers with my Picoreplayer running a Meridian Explorer 2
Big thanks for the update did a clean install and everything is working
great on my setup, only one thing i noticed which could just be my ears
as have a budget setup with a Yamaha A-S500 and a set of JPW Sonata
speakers with my Picoreplayer running a Meridian Explorer 2 USB DAC and
i'm sure the
sesselmarder wrote:
> Hi paul,
>
> thanks for your input.
> The DSDPlay plugin for LMS was already installed.
> When I make the recommended ALSA settings of "80 4 24 0 ",
> Squeezelite does not start.
> I get message [ ERROR ] Squeezelite not running.
>
> When I leave the "Output setting"
It might be best to start this topic in its own thread.
The pcm in pcm1794a is a clue. There is often a dsd twin.
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Ahlis wrote:
> Hi, yes I have a USB setup as well which works well:).
> But imo the I2S sounds better:), so I would like to continue with i2s
> but with another codec which is unlocking DSD capabilties and rates
> above 192kbit.Someone on the Moode forum is using the IAN Canada board, maybe
>
slartibartfast wrote:
> You could use the USB input instead of HDMI.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Hi, yes I have a USB setup as well which works well:).
But imo the I2S sounds better:), so I would like to continue with i2s
but with another codec which is unlocking DSD capabilties
paul- wrote:
> 1 - Make sure you have installed the DSDPlay plugin for LMS
> 2 - On the squeezelite page. For Alsa Settings, Use "80 4 24 0
> "
> Then in the DSD section enter ":dop"
Hi paul,
thanks for your input.
The DSDPlay plugin for LMS was already installed.
When I make the
Greg Erskine wrote:
> I am a little confused about you talking about HDMI and i2s. HDMI has
> limitations.
Hi, the HDMIpi transmitter is a HAT board for sending i2s digital audio
from the GPIO port as balanced LVDS format. And for this a HDMI port and
cables is used.
I am a little confused about you talking about HDMI and i2s. HDMI has
limitations.
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Ahlis wrote:
> Hi, I have a IAN Canada HDMIpi transmitter connected to a rpi4 using
> picoreplayer, which is feeding a Denafrips Pontus II DAC.
>
> The issue with my current setup is sample rate limitations and lack of
> DSD capability => no function for sampling rates above 192kHz and no
>
hi carsten_h,
I can't give you a definite answer but... here's a guess.
I believe in pCP7 there was a problem getting the card name (from USB
DAC) which caused errors restoring asound.state.
The USB restart scripts worked around this.
Maybe because we fixed a few ALSA things in pCP8.0.0 it
Hi, I have a IAN Canada HDMIpi transmitter connected to a rpi4 using
picoreplayer, which is feeding a Denafrips Pontus II DAC.
The issue with my current setup is sample rate limitations and lack of
DSD capability => no function for sampling rates above 192kHz and no
native DSD output.
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