paul- wrote:
> What editor are you using to create the file? Make sure it is pure
> ascii, UTF-8 can contain binary data which is not compatible.
I used Notepad (on a Windows machine).
It's definitely pure ASCII.
I did wonder if the CR/LF style of newline might be the issue, so I
removed the
cliveb wrote:
> I'm experimenting with some custom convert settings and prepared a
> suitable text file with what I need.
>
> When I attempted to upload it using pCP's "upload custom-convert"
> facility, I got the error "Invalid file format, must be a text file".
> No matter what I tried,
I'm experimenting with some custom convert settings and prepared a
suitable text file with what I need.
When I attempted to upload it using pCP's "upload custom-convert"
facility, I got the error "Invalid file format, must be a text file".
No matter what I tried, couldn't get it to work.
So as
paul- wrote:
> That field would be used if you had a board with hardware audio input.
> Bluetooth being all software is handled differently.
>
> You can try to switch modes to "player" and just stream from your phone
> to that pCP device. That will verify if your phone connection is
>
doggod wrote:
> Hi,
> Just thought I could put this here aswell if someone else have the same
> "problem" and search for an answer. I asked the below over at "Logitech
> Media Server 8.2.0released "
> (>
>
That field would be used if you had a board with hardware audio input.
Bluetooth being all software is handled differently.
You can try to switch modes to "player" and just stream from your phone
to that pCP device. That will verify if your phone connection is
working.
piCorePlayer a
Hi,
Just thought I could put this here aswell if someone else have the same
"problem" and search for an answer. I asked the below over at "Logitech
Media Server 8.2.0released "
(>
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?114928-Logitech-Media-Server-8-2-0-released=1033409=1#post1033409)
