You guys must have much better eyesight and steadier hands than me.
Ill wait for the version with soldered headers that surely must be
coming. The performance of a Pi Zero W with chicks Python script is
fine, so check it out for a fun remote monitor and basic controller.
Cheers, Steve
diode84 wrote:
> Thats interesting Steve, I have run DietPi on it before. How did you
> install LMS?
> I don't need a touchscreen.
It is pretty simple and takes about 15 minutes.
install DietPi and run the initial setup and update.
In Dietpi-Config
Change locale to en_NZ.UTF8
Change time
I'm running LMS on an Odroid HC1 using DietPi Linux which was very easy
to get working. DietPi is available for X86 so maybe that would be a
good option to try just for LMS. I don't know how you would get on
hooking up a touchscreen and running Jivelite, but piCorePlayer is
perfect for that.
I've just tried running piCorePlayer 7.0 on the EVO-Sabre Dac. Out of
the box it worked fine after selecting the Audiophonics iSabre Q2M as
audio output. The volume control on the DAC works, as do the Volume Up
and Down buttons on the remote control - but of course there is nothing
being
ralphy wrote:
> Great work! it is often a challenge to get the keycodes right.
>
> You don't active LIRC support in the webgui, nor use lircd.conf or
> lircrc files with inputlircd as it replaces lircd and you have to launch
> it from the user commands.
>
> Please review my 'initial post'
>
unning OK the key presses don't seem to
be getting through. On the tweaks page it shows LIRC as running, and on
the IR page there is a prompt to Install LIRC.
What did your lircd.conf and licrc files look like when you were testing
the mini usb keyb
I've just spent an afternoon setting up a KY-040 encoder to work with
squeezelite and was wondering if there was a simpler approach that would
be easier for normal folk.
Would it be possible to support USB media controllers natively in
Squeezelite? I think they are supported if you install
JackOfAll wrote:
> Well, I know one guy at least who has 5.1 audio output working with kodi
> and his receiver over hdmi. But as with all things Pi, there are
> probably 10x as many people who never manged to make it work, for every
> person who did! ;)
Rasplex on the Pi will send 7.1 channels
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Thanks for reporting hsmeets,
>
> If you get bored today, can you try to cut another RPi2 SD card. I am
> curious whether you get one that works :confused:
>
> regards
> Greg
Hi Greg,
If you mount the dud RPi2 SD card on your PC, what does the Config.txt
file contain?
Hi Greg,
I checked the OSX error log which showed an error reported by fsck_msdos
before trying to mount the .img file. Running this in a terminal window
gives the following error:
Macintosh:~ steve$ fsck_msdos
/Users/steve/Desktop/piCorePlayer1.21_RPI2.img
**
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Hi nowhinjing,
>
> I think you may have download piCorePlayer1.21_RPI.img instead of
> piCorePlayer1.21_RPI2.img
>
> Did it myself yesterday and saw my first panic trap.
>
> Please let us know so we can follow up further.
>
> regards
> Greg
Hi Greg,
I have the same
Triode wrote:
Mainly because it offers all we need as a player only solution with a
usb dac. Its got a real usb implementation which is much better than
the Pi and also has more cpu power. It can run squeezelite and
jivelite fine on its single core (which can be a stress for a Pi).
Can't wait to see Squeezelite running on this:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/fiveninjas/slice-a-media-player-and-more
Regards, Steve.
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After struggling to get wireless working on my network using a Comfast
WU715N USB adaptor, I finally got it to work by using the s: syntax for
my WEP password thanks to an earlier poster.
Steen do you think it is worth mentioning the s:Password prefix on the
Wireless setup page?
Regards, Steve.
Greg Erskine wrote:
Hi Steve,
Thanks for posting. Could you please post a link to the earlier post?
The search function doesn't work well for s:Password.
regards
Hi Greg,
It was post #438 in this thread.
Cheers, Steve.
JackOfAll wrote:
I've just removed kernel versions cm64 through cm73 from the testing
repo. cm63 seems to be the last kernel build that appears to be stable.
cm74 is the test kernel, that if anyone wants to help with testing,
should run. (cm74 is a rebase to cm63 plus the spdif validity
Well done. It's working properly now into the M2.
Cheers, Steve.
JackOfAll wrote:
Steve,
Code:
sudo csos-cleanUpdate-testing kernel-wand-3.0.35-cm70.fc19
sudo reboot
I have updated to cm71 and it's still working properly.
Regards, Steve.
JackOfAll wrote:
Steve,
Pleased to hear it. I've made another kernel update. This one switches
off a bunch of kernel logging that I would have asked you for if it
still didn't work. Can you update again, before
OK, my RME card finally arrived so I have been able to test the
Wandboard and Squeezebox Touch side by side. The SPDIF output from the
Wandboard has the Validity Bit set to 1 (=Invalid). On the Squeezebox
this bit is 0 (=Valid).
Hope this helps,
Steve.
JackOfAll wrote:
Steve, I think we
I have installed the new kernal but I'm still seeing the same error
indication. Here is what it looks like using the RME Digicheck software.
I don't know why it shows an error on both channels on one screen but
only on one channel on the other.
Regards, Steve.
JackOfAll wrote:
JackOfAll wrote:
Steve, just for the fun of it, can you post the contents of your
/etc/sysconfig/squeezelite config file, please?
# Updated by Community Squeeze web-gui at 2013/09/11 05:31:34 BST
NAME=-n SqueezeliteWAND
AUDIO_DEV=-o hw:CARD=imxspdif
LOG_FILE=-f
Nope, it still locks onto the signal but doesn't produce any sound. I've
ordered an RME card that should help diagnose the problem.
Regards, Steve.
JackOfAll wrote:
Steve, I think we still have some issues with the optical out and
specific DAC's. It works with some, but not with others.
I have just installed the new F19 R2 image on my WQUAD and the optical
SPDIF out still does not work with the NAD M2. I'm not sure if it is
supposed to work yet but thought I should pass this on.
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Hi John,
Did you have any joy diagnosing the odd SPDIF problem - working on some
devices and not on others?
Thanks, Steve.
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More results for testing the Wandboard QUAD optical out with different
DACs on F19-A1:
Works with the digital input on the Transporter (via the analog outputs
- doesn't seem to pass through digital to the other digital outputs).
Works with the optical input on a Metrum NOS Mini DAC.
Doesn't
Running the latest R7 image on a new Wandboard Quad, I can't get the
SPDIF output working into a NAD M2 digital amp. The Unlocked message
on the optical input goes out - so it looks as though it should be
working - but there is no sound. The optical output does work if I
connect it via a Minimax
Wandboard Quad R7 into NAD M2 = no sound (but UNLOCKED message
disappears from NAD so it looks as though there is a signal)
Wandboard Quad R7 into Minimax DAC then into NAD M2 = sound, working
normally.
Wandboard Quad F19 A1 into NAD M2 = no sound (But UNLOCKED message
disappears)
Wandboard Quad
Pascal Hibon wrote:
The new quad board sounds very appealing. It would be a great Squeezebox
to take with me during travel.
It would be fitted with a 1TB hard drive, use WiFi in adhoc mode so that
it can talk to an iPod or iPad with iPeng (and playback mode enabled).
No need for an Access
.
Regards, Steve Agnew.
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Hi Jono,
I'm using HP t5710 thin clients running SlimCD (after wiping Windows XP
embedded) which are very similar to the NTAVO units. The devices I'm
using have 256MB RAM and 256MB Flash ROM and a Transmeta CPU. It works
OK and was fun to do; performance is OK for streaming music (averages
about
after booting.
Thanks again for putting together the SlimCD disk. It's been a lot of
fun getting it to work and it is great to finally have a dead silent
server!
Kind regards,
Steve Agnew.
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I'll have a go and see if I can get one to run your SlimCD.
Regards,
Steve.
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help when it comes to creating a CD
for it. I'll let you know how I get on.
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Steve Agnew.
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