that's right i thought pcp 8.2.0. it is a little bit confusing right
now, isnt it, with both lms and pcp in their 8.2 versions?
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Labarum wrote:
> I have PicorePlayer 8.2.0 installed on an rPi4 and now connected to a
> Beresford Caiman SEG DAC by USB. Sounds great, but if I power down the
> DAC, or disconnect the USB cable, I have to reboot PicorePlayer to get
> Pi and DAC talking to each other again.The output from the
paul- wrote:
> We follow the RPi foundations kernels. They just released 5.15, which I
> would imagine will be the standard kernel for most of this year.
hi paul,
us, repo-watchers, have started noticing kernel 5.15.21 and a 8.2.0b1
:cool:
Man in a van wrote:
> No I don't think so, I think they will both be "stand alone" version.
> Paul will do the necessary when he has the time:)
>
>
>
> ronnie
OK. i got it now. thanks
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many thanks ronnie. so v8.0.0 is actually 8.1.0 now with the new kernel
and P02 compatibility?
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paul- wrote:
> For those that know how to look, new pCP 8.1.0 images are posted. I
> just have not had time to do the documentation/announcements.
>
> Only real change to pCP is the newer kernels/firmware for the pi02W
> support. A few other minor under the hood tweaks.
i do not know how
received the P02, followed the steps in this thread and successfully
booted using the 64-bit version of picoreplayer. benchmarks showed that
the 64-bit version was more performant despite the 512mb ram. some
notes:
1. P02 boots with a 3.3v power supply just like the older version
2. To turn off
mine is on the way. the pi hut still has them. there is also the
solderless header option with a hammer.
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Just a detail but I understood that starting with kernel 5.x, linux
supports multiqueue schedulers: mq-deadline, multiqueue bfq, kyber etc.
If this is the case, the bit about elevator options seems outdated under
advanced settings. Reading some comparisons, I chose none. I continue to
have
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
bpa wrote:
> LMS basically consolidates all the rules from convert.conf and
> custom-convert.conf - so after processing there is only one rule (for
> each combination of I F & R) which if you disable the "rule" it means
> the "rule" is totally disabled - LMS does not revert back to the
>
bpa wrote:
> Not what I meant.
>
> What is your WebUI Sertring/Filetypes Flac settings ?
>
> How do you trigger flc pcm rules when playing RP Flac interactive ? It
> does not happen with "normal " settings.
>
> Have you edited convert.conf ?
i was able to replicate the problem i had the
bpa wrote:
> Not what I meant.
>
> What is your WebUI Sertring/Filetypes Flac settings ?
>
> How do you trigger flc pcm rules when playing RP Flac interactive ? It
> does not happen with "normal " settings.
>
> Have you edited convert.conf ?
my sincere apologies from all. i clean
bpa wrote:
> Please clarify. You said RP Flac failed to play. This is not the
> experience of myself or other users. So I think you have something else
> specific to your setup. What are your Flac Filetypes setting ?
flc pcm * *
# IFT:{START=--skip=%t}U:{END=--until=%v}
bpa wrote:
> Just trying to pin down the "fault" not the "why". It may reappear in
> other circumstances.
Thank you!
I just found it a little counterintuitive that a certain transcoding
rule (flac pcm) may or may not apply depending on source (tidal or RP)
i did not mean to imply that pcm
bpa wrote:
> This is specific to Tidal to fix problems with "IFT" in the normal
> rules. It would not be used with Radio Paradise.
>
>
> This rule was not part of this discussion. But the issue in this thread
> showed that "IFT" cannot work if there is a "$START$" so the "working"
> rule may
bpa wrote:
> Specifically which rule are you talking about ? This change affects the
> "flc flc transcoding" rule.
i meant
tdlflc pcm * *
# IFT:{START=--skip=%t}U:{END=--until=%v}
[flac] -dcs --force-raw-format --endian=little --sign=signed $START$
$END$ -- $FILE$
which
i read the discussion here between you fine people with great interest
(although i miss some of the points). what i am curious to know is the
following: the new flc pcm conversion rule using [flac] for tidal
streams does not work with radio paradise. why is this the case?
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Hey I thought that same thing moving from pCP7.0.0b5 to
> pCP7.0.0b6:confused:
>
> In the end I worked out it was something to do with the wind
> direction.:D
it could be the wind or the new firmware (possibly the former); i urge
everyone to upgrade and have a go
this is not the audiophile forum but 7.0.0 sounds significantly better
than the earlier versions. have tried all versions since 3.x.x.i wonder
what contributes to this and if any one else is noticing.
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another strong release from the Team based on picore 12.x. Best news for
all pi enthusiasts. Congratulations and thanks. I clean installed and
listened for a few hours to tidal, deezer and spotify and everything
worked as expected (i sometimes have an issue with some tidal tracks
finishing
Is there a new version of pCp? i saw in the extension repo
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what a fantastic shave !!
congratulations for 6.0.0.
i clean installed every single beta (and rc1) and enjoyed the ride
immensely. one of the perfect pieces of software for music that i am
aware of.
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paul- wrote:
> I know. RPi kernels are built with it enabled (I use the same settings
> they do). You can't change it with iwconfig. Did you try to do what
> you need? There is a discussion somewhere on the RPI forums, RPi is of
> the opinion that is should be enabled.
many thanks for the
praganj wrote:
> I have a problem with wlan on Pi4/4GB when running beta 6.0.7. I am
> making the configuration, saving it, than the wlan connection is
> established, i can see, that pi received the ip for wlan, than shutdown,
> i am removing the network cable and ... when booting the wlan
carsten_h wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Today I installed my Pi 3B+ with the new 6.0.0b8 from ground up as I no
> longer use LMS on this Pi.
>
> Everything is working fine! Only my Bluetooth headphone is not working
> as expected.
> I switched on Bluetooth of the Pi, activated Bluetooth daemons and
>
a new beta/final version seems near as I have seen 4.19.97 modules in
the repo. can't wait.
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paul- wrote:
> The little options a lot seem to forget, I might need to make that a
> required field. Or bite the bullet and add nfs and cifs tools. Im
> working on ideas to make settings transfer easier.
>
> A 1B is like a turtle compared to the 4B.
the field to change password has
paul- wrote:
> mcduman,
>
> Can you test something for me..
>
> Add max_loop=100 to cmdline.txt on boot partitionThere are only
> 8 loop devices automatically created at boot time, and it seems that
> mount is faulting, rather than wait for the kernel to dyna
paul- wrote:
> You are using the pCP repo, correct? The piCore repo is broken with
> regards to compile tools.
>
> What happens if you try to just install the linux headers by itself.
> "tce-load -i linux-4.19.y_api_headers.tcz"
>
> Just to clarify...
> -w - Downloads extension and
paul- wrote:
> I just tested on a zero, so there is nothing odd in the repo. My guess
> is that you tried to install that extension, and ran out of
> spacedepending on when you run out of space you might have some junk
> laying around.
>
> start a ssh session, and type
>
> ceo
> rm -f
paul- wrote:
> I actually just saw the loop mount error yesterday when loading an
> extension on a zero.just retry it, it should work.
>
> Not sure whats causing it yet. Ive not seen it during boot either.
just tried it. still says "failed to setup loop device: No such file or
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi mcduman,
>
> Are you really using pCP as a development platform?
>
> Did you expand/resize mmcblk0p2 before trying to load all this stuff?
>
> FYI: When you load all these GNU Linux commands, it is possible to break
> piCorePlayer. Our s
when i run tce-load -wi compiletc
i get mount: /mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce/optional/linux-4.19.y_api_headers.tcz:
failed to setup loop device: No such file or directory
+---+
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paul- wrote:
> We are soon to release a 4.19.y based kernel for pCP 5.0. I'm sure we
> could do something with this card for input, but without hardware, it is
> very hard to develop a solution.
A new pCP release is always good news. 4.19 is said to be a big one,
although not without some
i have tried various voltage regulators from switch mode to venerable
lm7805 to new generation low drop outs (LDO). There is a jump in sound
quality when going from switch mode to linear. but then you have to deal
with heat esp with rpi 3b+. with your pi zero which i also love above
all pi's i
sckramer wrote:
> Well shit, this is new:
>
> 25397
>
> Was about to ask where in the world do you set custom-convert (for sox
> upsampling/shenanigans etc.)
another thing that i discovered which is super cool is that if you are
using the c3po transcoding plugin, which everyone should by the
First of all congratulations on the new site and getting the next major
release of this awesome software out of the door. I have been testing a
clean install of pcp 4.0.0 on the 3b+ for two days now and everything
feels significantly faster. at first i could not believe the boot time
and thought
paul- wrote:
> Appreciate the comments ajuster. Feel free to drop me a PM with your
> thoughts.
>
> As for #2, we have completely reworked wifi for the next release.
i just got a second pi 3b+ and it sounds significantly better than the
3b. may be its because the additional shield on the cpu
bpa wrote:
> There were patches to flac for slimserver - these may not be in the
> version of flac from another repo.
Good reading from klaus re: slimserver sox binaries vs generic ones from
your favourite distro vs self-compiled ones.
paul- wrote:
> Yes, do not run tce-update Ive tried to submit extension upgrades,
> but they just never seem to want to update. A lot of extensions we have
> changed the name over time, so there is no match at the tinycore
> repo..but not everything.
>
> wpa_supplicant is also
paul- wrote:
> I would guess the channel your AP is using is not compatible with the
> 3B+. I've seen a lot of channels that don't work
i must have run tce-update at some point and installed new wifi
firmware. i flashed again and wifi works as expected
paul- wrote:
> Wifi works fine without country code setting in both 2.4G and 5G
> connections (I'm using a 3B+ on wifi right now). The country code
> requirement in raspbian is a software requirement only. There is no
> hardware requirement for that.
>
> So go back to the normal wifi
paul- wrote:
> LMS development just moved to 7.9.2. Just a reminder if you want to
> keep getting nighties, you will need to follow this procedure.
>
> http://picoreplayer.sourceforge.net/how_to_upgrade_lms.shtml
just migrated to 7.9.2 and tidal gives 400 connection error. anybody can
A big heartfelt thanks to the devs for this amazing piece of software.
The upgrade went smoothly and the audio version sounds better than ever.
My only question is whether there is a difference between a clean
install and the insitu update. I remember such a thing from the old
Windows days where
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi mcduman,
>
> [Main Page] in [Beta] mode > [Diagnostics] > [Boot] will show you the
> boot process.
>
> User commands are called from #10. do_rebootstuff.sh towards the end.
>
> Numbers #10 and #16 are piCorePlayer, the rest are standa
Jeff07971 wrote:
> If they are all to run at the same time just write it into a script and
> put it in /home/tc, call the script from a user command.
> Remember to back it up and make it executable
>
> Jeff
Thanks, that is a good idea. I am also interested in knowing how user
commands work in
Hi,
1. I must have deleted some extensions. While the player is very stable
as usual, I cannot see the pi temparature under diagnostics. Which
extension do I need to install to read the cpu temperature?
2. I need a few more "user commands" under config.cfg. To turn off the
leds etc. I tried
i have placed an order for the new rpi and waiting for delivery. this is
a good opportunity for the new version of pcp. is it 3.23?
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>
>
> We are waiting to release the next version of piCorePlayer before we do
> any more code changes.
so can you tease us with what is new? and when can we expect it assuming
SF is up and running
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi mcduman,
>
> This might help "pgrep squeezelite".
>
> Also htop is available as an extension. It is better for investigating
> this kind of stuff.
>
> regards
> Greg
Hi greg,
pgrep did not work either, because, just like pi
paul- wrote:
> Taskset is supplied by busybox, which doesn't support that. But you
> can install util-linux.tcz That should install the full version of
> taskset.
>
> Be aware that Squeezelite starts 4 threads, and it already launches the
> output thread with a Fifo scheduling scheduling
Dear devs,
I am trying to give squeezelite its own dedicated core in my rpi3. Here
is what I did.
1. Isolate one of the cores (i.e. core 3) by entering "isolcpus=3" under
cmdline.txt. After reboot, there is indeed no processes running under
core 3.
2. Set core affinity of squeezelite as core 3
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi mcduman,
>
> Also,
>
> 1. [ Tweaks ] page in [ Beta ] mode > [ HDMI power ]. Turn off.
>
> 2. [ Tweaks ] page in [ Beta ] mode > [ Advanced Overclock ]. Set
> Overclock/underclock to "Under" and Governor to "ondemand or
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi mcduman,
>
> Maybe just adding the command as "User Command #1" on the [ Tweaks ]
> page will do the job?
>
> regards
> Greg
Nope. did not work. May be it's because / sign is
Hi,
In my battery driven, wifi-only usage scenario I am having good results
when I disable usb and ethernet with:
echo '1-1' | sudo tee /sys/bus/usb/drivers/usb/unbind
ethernet is supposedly a power hog and indeed I am measuring both cool
temperatures (36C) and longer battery life with eth0
Has the link to download squeezelite changed? How do I fix the link
address in the update script?
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i have seen that the following settings are very popular in some
configurations based on the argument that:
1. arm_freq, gpu_freq and sdram_freq should be multiples of each other
2. the lower the voltage, the better things are
3. sdram latency can be tweaked for better sound
arm_freq=666
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