Hi all,
I've been using piCorePlayer for a while now with a USB flashdrive
plugged into my router as my main source of music. Took me a bit of
trial and error but eventually worked out the right settings to mount
the USB using CIF. Worked like a charm - nice cheap, super responsive
NAS!! :-)
kidstypike wrote:
> What do you mean by "does not work"? The needles don't move?
Yes the needles do not move.
>
> The VU meters only work if you are controlling the squeezelite instance
> on the Pi running Jivelite, they won't work if you're controlling
> another player. Although you could
nupi wrote:
> Thanks! :)
>
> Everything seems to work except for the VU meter. I can see the VU
> meter. But it does not work. Strange. That would be nice if it would
> work. But it's nothing really important.
What do you mean by "does not work"? The needles don't move?
The VU meters only
Thanks! :)
Everything seems to work except for the VU meter. I can see the VU
meter. But it does not work. Strange. That would be nice if it would
work. But it's nothing really important.
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I am curious about Analogue vs Digital?
I suspect Analogue is just the Headphones jack?
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mr-b wrote:
> Tx. I'm wary of adding things that would reduce reliability - that's
> what I'm trying to solve!
> What kinds of things might it break? I'm not hacking or trying to turn
> PCP into a Swiss army knife, just trying to make it easier to diagnose
> messages.
util-linux.tcz contains a
pCP is running in RAM, you need to backup changes. There is a backup
option in the pCP menu on Jivelite. Or do it from the pCP web
interface.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
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nupi wrote:
>
> And even worse. At every restart/reboot comes the settings menu with
> language and skin. How do I get this to go away?
Tell Jivelite to save its settings.
>From memory it is in the pCP section of the settings in Jivelite UI
itself.
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\"
nupi wrote:
> Now with HiFiBerry Digi2 Pro it is working.
>
> I didn't know there was a vumeter.
> In PiCorePlayer itself it was missing under settings. Only when I
> clicked on Download in the browser under Tweaks, Jivelite Setup, the Vu
> Meter appeared in the PiCorePlayer.
>
>
nupi wrote:
>
> In that case I will have to buy HiFiBerry Digi2 Pro.
Now with HiFiBerry Digi2 Pro it is working.
I didn't know there was a vumeter.
In PiCorePlayer itself it was missing under settings. Only when I
clicked on Download in the browser under Tweaks, Jivelite Setup, the Vu
Meter
Hi Michael, Paul, thanks for your answers!
mherger wrote:
> Why would you want to run rustc on pCP? You can run it on any "full
> blown" OS, or even cross-compile for the Pi - it might be worlds faster,
> too.
Very good point, actually! I was expecting this kind of feedback,
though.
And the
squeezelite can list the mixer devices for a specific device, for use
with the -V option.
You need to add the specific device using the -o option *before* -L,
otherwise it will list the mixer(s) for the default device regardless.
For example, for my hifiberry HAT I get.
Code:
There is a bash script in this answer that might you ... apart from pCP
not using bash ...
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13890789/how-do-i-convert-dmesg-timestamp-to-custom-date-format
You might be able to convert it to ash (which I think is the pCP
default)
Paul Webster
author of
I've just built a raspberyshake and for the same reason have included a
juice4halt supercap board into the build.
I'm about to move my LMS from an X86 UPS backed server to a pi, this is
in a case with no room for juice4halt and am thus looking for an
external solution, non found so far. I need a
Tx. I'm wary of adding things that would reduce reliability - that's
what I'm trying to solve!
What kinds of things might it break? I'm not hacking or trying to turn
PCP into a Swiss army knife, just trying to make it easier to diagnose
messages.
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