Just a thought - Another option might be does the Smart TV detect LMS
through a UPnP app? My LG TV can. I can scroll through a menu to
select artist, album, genre. I'm not sure how it would out with the
picture-in-picture, though.
It's not recommended, but maybe lock the IP address on the piCore itself
using the piCoremenu instead of the router?
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bibibi wrote:
> Many thanks stereoptic but how to feed the search query to a define
> reading list ?
>
> KR
I am not sure - cut and paste? The Database query has the option to
output to several different file formats i
Use the advanced search from the main LMS menu? You can search several
tags including the comments field.
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The process hasn't worked for me on the piCoreplayer. It will add the
new wallpaper to the list of available wallpapers on the player, but
when selected it does not change the wallpaper.
At first I thought it was my custom file not being the proper size or
resolution, so I just copies one of
This might help?
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?115276-Anyone-using-a-Flirc-adapter-with-a-Joggler=1036762=1#post1036762
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Very gracious for this! Instructions were excellent; I'm on a macbook,
not Windows laptop, so I used FileZilla instead of WinSCP.
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Thanks a lot for this! Follow the instructions on music on Mac not a
Windows computer, but my meters are oversized for some reason.
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Awhile back I had a similar question:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113298-How-can-I-re-install-missing-Plug-In-(Database-Query)
I think the key is unzipping the file while in the directory.
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bengaldave wrote:
> @stereoptic
>
> Thanks, but I think I followed the instructions and still nothing
>
> I fired up an old touch and it sees all the custom clocks.
>
> The picoreplayer does not
Sorry, perhaps someone else here who is more knowledge
bengaldave wrote:
> I am brand new to the picoreplayer and maybe I missed some steps.
>
> If I install superdatetime plugin for example I see it in the extras
> menu, but not as a screensaver.
>
> I added custom clock helper, and I have the license manager from back in
> the day, but it does
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Yep, so anything in your home directory and subdirectory is included in
> your backup.
>
> To check what's in your mydata backup: [Main Page] > [Diagnostics] >
> scroll down to [ INFO ] Backup mydata
Thanks again! Much appreciated!
Greg Erskine wrote:
> piCore loop mounts extensions.
>
> Do a df and you will see all the mounted readonly extensions.
>
> Each extension has a /tmp/tcloop/ directory with links to the
> appropriate directory locations.
>
> ./home/tc/.jivelite/userpath/wallpapers/ will be backed up in
bluetdi wrote:
> Copy the applets to:
> /home/tc/.jivelite/userpath/applets
>
> CustomClock.zip seems to be too large to upload, you have to get it from
> your Touch.
You can find CustomClock.zip here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/superdatetimewu/files/CC_STUFF/
This thread gives
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Unfortunately, my jivelite pCP is a little dead at the moment so I can't
> test anything.
>
> You probably should be using this directory instead
> /opt/jivelite/share/jive/applets/SetupWallpaper/wallpaper/.
>
> /tmp is definitely temporary.
>
> Add
>
When using the Customize Device plug-in through
Settings>Advanced>Customize Device, if I add a file under the Wallpaper
section, does it replace the existing selections, or add to it?
I thought that I would ask before I played around with it.
I noticed that there was no "Encore Red" option for
Marsupial wrote:
> Yes, it's not there. I'm trying to figure out why
What is displayed under Settings>Advanced>Applet Installer ?
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Marsupial wrote:
>
> I get stock tickers, sports results and local weather. Can't seem to
> make rss feeds to properly work for news, which would be even better.
Did you load the RSS plug-in?
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Redrum wrote:
> Another option, this is where the "Save LMS Server Cache and Preferences
> to Mounted Drive" can be used. You probably "Moved LMS Data" from your
> pcp SD card to your 4TB drive. If you still have it, and have it
> mounted, you could transfer it back to the SD, mount the new
Paul Webster wrote:
> LMS will not create that directory.
>
> If you can organise things so that the mount point etc on the new disk
> is the same as the old drive (move the old drive to a different mount
> point first) then you will not even need to rescan and all of the things
> that refer
I recently purchased a new 6TB drive to replace the 4TB drive that I am
using for LMS and other files.
I mounted the new drive on the picoreplayer and copied the directories
over one by one.
I turned off LMS while I was copying. Once I have finished copying, I
will change the settings to point
I'm running PcP LMS 8.2 server and player on an Rpi 4B attached to
router through ethernet. I access the PCP page using a 2017 macbook pro
on 5G wifi and Chrome browser. The pcp page opens immediately. The LMS
tab took 2 seconds upon 'waking', after that clicking that tab the
response was
paul- wrote:
> We don't makeup the revision number, that comes straight from
> /proc/cpuinfo. The attached image is from a different machine. Have
> more than one device floating around the network?
Yikes! :embarrassed: I should have scrolled down further, the rpi4 is
the second one in the
kidstypike wrote:
> Odd mine shows as a Pi 4.
>
>
and your revision number matches, whereas mine doesn't. :shrug:
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Apologies if this has been asked before. I noticed that the Diagnostics
page displays my Raspberry pi as a 3B, yet the command shows a Rpi 4
(which it actually is). Is there something amiss with my configuration
or is this normal? thanks
Hardware: BCM2835
Revision: c03112
If it is any consolation, I use a 2016 Macbook Pro running MacOS
Monterey and the Rpi is using SAMBA version SMB3_11 and I don't have any
trouble connecting. Is the drive formatted as EXT3 or EXT4? If not,
you may not be able to do editing over the network.
THanks for that command tip,
Greg Erskine wrote:
> This usually indicates a problem in the file /opt/.filetool.lst
>
> Is there a leading / ?
>
> Or a file or directory that no longer exists.
>
> Maybe /usr/local/slimserver/Plugins
That was it! Thanks!
I haven't done a backup in a while using the web interface, and today I
received this error:
> [ INFO ] Backing up files to /mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce/mydata.tgz /-\ There
> was an issue, see /tmp/backup_status.
>
> [ ERROR ] Show backup_status...
>
> tar: /usr/local/slimserver/Plugins: No such
paul- wrote:
> When you change your card, Alsa still has old values stored for the old
> mixer. Those errors are trying to restore mixer values for mixers that
> do not exist. Just go into the mixer setting for the new card, and
> save values fore your current card.
Viola! That fixed it!
I recently changed sound cards to the hiFiBerry Digi2 pro. I noticed
these messages upon boot. Can someone please de-cipher this for me?
:)
I didn't change any ALSA settings. I can supply any other info if
necessary
> Starting ALSA configuration...alsactl: set_control:1325: failed to
>
ralphy wrote:
> That should be all you need to do for the wallpaper to survive a
> reboot.
>
> One thing to note is that the pcp_ files are only available with the
> Joggler and the Grid (800x480) skins.
Thanks very much!
I apologize if this is the wrong thread for this question, if so please
direct me.
When adding a new wallpaper to ~/.jivelite/userpath/wallpapers and
saving settings to SD card, do I have to make any other changes or
settings to keep the pcp_picture.jpg to remain available? Thanks
Thanks for the very detailed instructions. This will make a nice
project! BTW, which Custom Clock Screen is that? I have something
similar, but I like that layout better.
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rack: The tick was
> not there.
> Disabling ALAC in squeezelite, so it gets fed FLAC: The tick is not
> there.
>
> What I thought was interesting, with ALAC disabled. LMS transcoded the
> file to flac via. faad->sox. .
I suppose that is similar what I clumsily inquired about? :)
ste
ralphy wrote:
> For now, you can disable the squeezelite alac decoder by adding *alac*
> to the Exclude codec setting field in the squeezelite settings tab of
> the web admin, restart squeezelite and LMS will transcode alac files to
> flac.
Is this the proper setting to do that?
File Format
gui.
>
> A newer libalac.tcz extension should be downloaded, it not, try again in
> a few hours as it can take sometime before the changes appear in all
> regions.
>
> Backup your config and reboot before trying to play your alac files.
stereoptic wrote:
> Thanks fo
ralphy wrote:
> It seems that the 32bit armv6/armv7 alac extension included in the image
> as well as in our repository predates the change to fix the endianess on
> arm cpus.
>
> Please try a Full Update of the squeezelite extension on the Main Tab in
> the pcp 7.0 32bit web gui.
>
> A newer
ralphy wrote:
> Thanks for the test files. They both play fine on pcp 7 64bit.
My pleasure! But if they play for you, why aren't they playing for me?
I updated with the full insitu, I assume it is the 64bit?
philippe_44 wrote:
> I've tried a fresh pCP 7.0 install (32 bits) and can confirm that no
> alac plays with 8.1.1 (Squeezelite hangs). I don't know what it is yet,
> its surely related to the alac decoder but I don't know how, meaning I
> use the same in my bridges and in squeezelite-esp32 with
kidstypike wrote:
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113555-pCP7-and-HDMI-Audio=1001574=1#post1001574
Ah, thanks for that. I have a spare HiFiBerry DAC, that may be an
easier solution! :)
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Hmm, here's a new wrinkle. I created a new pcp 7.0 from scratch on a
Rpi 3b+. Install went fine, the player booted up with squeezelite
running. I changed the audio output to HDMI and upon reboot,
Squeezelite was not running. It would not restart. I haven't made any
modifications except for
I decided to replace an older rPi 2B with a rPi 3B+, starting from
scratch.
I downloaded the 64 bit pcp 7.0 to a 32GB SD card on a Rpi 3B+ and
installed. Squeezelite was running. I modified the audio output to
HDMI and resized the file system to 200MB. Upon reboot, squeezelite is
not
ralphy wrote:
> I've been playing 44.1/16 alac files on pcp 7 64-bit for a couple hours
> now without issue and have been since our first 7.0 alpha release.
>
> We'll need you to provide 1-2 of the "problem" alac files to try and
> track this down.
Sure thing. I put two ALACS in a Google
philippe_44 wrote:
> Thanks - This together with @paul- response confirms that it's likely an
> issue with the native alac decoder. Now, if it happens with each and
> every file, we should be able to find out quickly
Squeezelite stopped for every ALAC file that I threw at it. They were
all
philippe_44 wrote:
> Can you set the log level of squeezelite to "info" in piCore and get the
> log at /var/log/pcp_squeeezelite.log (here is how to access piCore
> https://docs.picoreplayer.org/how-to/access_pcp_via_ssh/). If this is
> too complicated, could you, in LMS settings, tab
philippe_44 wrote:
> Did it played at some point or never? If you have a failing m4a alac,
> could your share it?
It never played. I have no problem sharing, just not sure how. Even
still, I tried several ALACS, none played. If it means anything, they
did play on the SB Radio and the good
I played two FLAC files successfully - Los Straitjackets - In My Room
(48/24) and Rainy Night in Georgia (96/24).
Next up was the Vince Guaraldi ALAC (44.1/16) which did not play. The
time display on the web display makes it appear as if it is playing.
The time display on the Jivelite screen
bpa wrote:
> OK - there have been a few fixes to 8.1 since 23 dec but I don't see any
> ALAC ones.
>
> What sort of ALAC files are you trying to play ? sample rate 44.1kHZ,
> 48Khz, 96Khz, 192Khz ... sample size 16 bit , 24bit, 32 bit etc.
44.1, 16 bit. Most of my ALACs are 44.1/16. I
bpa wrote:
> NO - just need to debug the issue. Either there an LMS/Squeezelite error
> or an installation issue.
>
> What version of LMS (include the build info) ?
Thanks for the reply.
Logitech Media Server Version: 8.1.0 - 1608700893 @ Wed Dec 23 12:16:44
CET 2020
JulianH wrote:
> Out of 6 RPI units, I have upgraded 3 headless RPI3B+ units to PCP7. For
> me Spotty/ Tidal/ BBC Sounds streaming works, but my ALAC/ .m4a library
> doesn't play infact Squeezelite seems to "crash" and require a
> restart.
>
> I have reloaded clean PCP 6.1 and all now
Are you connecting as user "tc"?
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> I am not sure if this is a picoreplayer issue or LMS. I am running
> picoreplayer:
> -piCorePlayer v6.1.0 | www v0009 | linux 4.19.122-pcpCore_v8 | piCore
> v10.3pCP | Squeezelite v1.9.6-1206-pCP-
> running LMS with an attached external drive.
>
> I up
I am not sure if this is a picoreplayer issue or LMS. I am running
picoreplayer:
-piCorePlayer v6.1.0 | www v0009 | linux 4.19.122-pcpCore_v8 | piCore
v10.3pCP | Squeezelite v1.9.6-1206-pCP-
running LMS with an attached external drive.
I uploaded the latest LMS update:
Logitech Media Server
I am pretty sure that this issue has been discussed somewhere on the
forum here, but for the life of me I can't find it right now.
I recently revived an old Rpi:
Hardware: BCM2835
Revision: 000f
Model : Raspberry Pi Model B Rev 2
BRpiCore | piCorePlayer v6.1.0 | www
paul- wrote:
> Hard to say but there are not new hifiberry drivers, so give it a shot.
jd68 wrote:
> According to the data sheet of HifiBerry, it should work:
>
> Overlay for config.txt:
> dtoverlay=hifiberry-dacplushd
Thanks!
I'm looking to put together another player using Raspberry pi 4 and a
Hi-Fi Berry Dac2 HD.I've used the 'DAC+ Pro' in my other player, but
this would be a first for the 'DAC2 HD'. I thought that I might give it
a try. Is the option on the pulldown "Hi-Fi Berry DAC+ HD" proper for
the
kidstypike wrote:
> Just to say I agree with all @garym says here, it just works, no special
> requirements And if your Pi and Windows machine were wired instead of
> wireless, it's no faff at all.
I've had no problem using a macbook to samba to the external drive, as
long as I connect as user
paul- wrote:
> There was, but its all one binary now. Back when we added that, Ralphy
> merged some of the Daphile patches, and was a bit worried it would cause
> issues for the majority of users that don't use DSD. But it's been out
> there long enough, we merged everything back to one
Maybe I am not remembering correctly, but I thought that there was an
option previously for Binary "Squeezelite + DSD"? I don't see it on
6.0. Or maybe it was just my imagination forcing this memory. :D
stereoptic's
paul- wrote:
> USB Devices don't use specific drivers.that being said, there can be
> conflicts with USB devices. I would check around to see if anyone has
> this working on any pi device.
Thanks for that, I'll check around.
I am pondering purchasing the 'Marantz HD-DAC1'
(https://www.marantz.com/en-gb/shop/usbdaconverters/hddac1) to USB
output from Raspberry pi/PicorePlayer to the Marantz. The website
indicates that it uses a CS4398 DAC. Is there an equivalent driver for
the piCore? Apologies if this has been
paul- wrote:
> Most using HDMI want bitperfect. If you change from 0db, then the
> stream is no longer bitperfect.
Thanks Paul
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Quick question about the output level settings for HDMI output - what
are the benefits/deficits from setting the output to 100% (4db) or 96%
(0db)?
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paul- wrote:
> Once you have remouted the drive, then you will need to fix the
> permissions. I don't have a mac, so I really cannot test very well.
>
> If you want to write to the device while mounted to the pCP system, I
> would not use an hfs formatted drive. If you really don't want to
carsten_h wrote:
> A hfsplus drive is mounted read-only on the Pi if you are not doing
> something else (described in my linked message).
> So you can not write to it, although you maybe have write permissons!
I read your post and other replies. I issued the command:
sudo mount -o
carsten_h wrote:
> No, Ex-FAT is for Windows. You have to load "util-linux.tcz" from the
> webmenu for GPT partioned disks (the Mac drives are normally
> partionioned in GPT format), that's all.
> You can find a question from me inside this thread where I already asked
> this. :-)
>
> Here is
paul- wrote:
> Yes the ownership of all of the files should be "tc" The "set write
> permissions button should take care of any USB mounted drive. But some
> file systems are a bit temperamental.
>
> What is the format of the usb drive? Please post a screenshot like
> this.
28680
Format
Please excuse me if this is not the thread for this issue.
I recently mounted an external drive to my piCoreplayer using 'these'
(https://www.picoreplayer.org/how_to_add_usb_hdd.shtml) excellent
instructions. The drive had previously been mounted to my Netgear router
and recently I decided to
paul- wrote:
> Diagnositcs page, then there is an "rpi" menu there.
Thanks! (had to switch to Beta mode to find it :doh:) But I must be
overlooking something as I don't see it.
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then compare the value in the table here:
https://elinux.org/RPi_HardwareHistory
to determine which raspberry pi is running the picoreplayer (I have 4
Rpis running PCP and I don't remember which one is which). Is this
paul- wrote:
> I would recommend using VPN at your router. Otherwise I would guess
> it's possible.
That's how I do it.
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bluetdi wrote:
> You have to set up your FLIRC on your PC or Mac.
> Download the setup program from their webside and program the Flirc USB.
>
> You dont need any tweaks at >LIRC Remote Control>LIRC Main Page it just
> works.
kidstypike wrote:
> This should help:
>
>
I've searched through a few threads and couldn't find something
definitive, so if I missed something please point me in the right
direction.
I purchased the 'FLIRC Universal Remote Control Receiver for NVIDIA
Shield, Amazon FireTV, PCs, Set Top Boxes, and Raspberry Pi's'
divbo wrote:
> Does anyone have any suggestions please? I would have through a pi 3
> with hdmi is a fairly common setup. How do you find the sound quality?
>
> Thanks
Is the volume set at 100%?
You might want to try to go to the main page and install the ffpg
library. I had a similar
Jeff07971 wrote:
> Some one has indeed had a simillar issue though reversed here
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?108852-Announce-piCorePlayer-3-5-0=918449=1#post918449
Yes, that would be me, but I didn't upgrade to version 4.0. Doing some
research it may be due to overscan,
Doing some research, I see that there is an 'overscan' option for the
display. I tried using the 'raspi-config' command to check, but I
suppose that command is not available on the distro used by
piCoreplayer? Any other suggestions to troubleshoot the touchscreen?
Again, if this belongs in
kingswindsor wrote:
> I have had something like this before and it was hardware related. It
> worked ok with the IR remote I had set up, or from a phone controller
> but not the screen. To be sure, I booted up the pi with another sd card
> with Raspbian and the screen was equally hit and miss.
Apologies if I am posting in the wrong thread.
I'm not sure if this is a picireplayer/jivelite issue or if it is
touchscreen related.
As of recently, i only get a response when selecting either line one or
two of the display , tou ching anywhere on lines 3 and below is
unresponsive.
I am on most
Jeff07971 wrote:
> I think that i correct RED LED is power (usually on solid) Green is
> "Storage Activity". The green LED maybe flashing if you're running LMS
> or something that uses storage. My Pcp (PLAYER Only) does not flash the
> Green at all usually.Edit: Pcp v3.5
Thanks. I'm not
I noticed that the green light on my Pi 3 Model B is blinking once a
second or so (no other pattern). Now, I can't be for sure, but I don't
think it was doing that before I updated to piCore 3.5 . I've tried a
few different power supplies. I'm using a '5V 3.0 with a power switch'
paul- wrote:
> No specific reason, other than to get closer to 4.0 :p
Ah yes, the mind control version. :) I just made a small contribution
for the upgrade. I appreciate the pcp crew's dedication to the fine
product!
Just catching up with this thread today. I'll try an insitu update
tonight.
I'm curious - why the jump from 3.2 to 3.5? Or did I miss 3.3 and 3.4?
:)
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streampunk wrote:
> I use similar ones. The ones you mention shouldn't cause the problems I
> had.
thanks
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streampunk wrote:
> Which power supply do you use? I had very strange crackling/distortion
> issues when using a step-down-converter (24 -> 5 Volts) as well as an
> 1,5 A USB adaptor. When I changed to a 2,5 A model, all sound issues
> were gone.
> Best regards
> Martin
I've tried the 2.0amp
I have a Raspberry pi 3 (on ethernet) connected via HDMI to a Marantz
receiver in my guest bedroom that I don't use all too often. It is
running piCoreplayer ver 3.22. with full update and ffmpg library
installed. Most of the time it plays flawlessly, but I am getting some
static and raspy
Thanks for the reply. I have not loaded the FFMpeg library and all is
good. I'll experiment with it and see if it has any effect. I can
always remove it.
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ralphy wrote:
> Actually < 3.20
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Just in case you haven't loaded this on the [Main] page.
>
> >
Code:
> > Install FFMpeg libraries for Squeezelite less>
> This will download and install FFMpeg Libraries from the pCP repository.
> Note:
>
ralphy wrote:
> The basic version does not include wma and alac decoders so LMS is
> transcoding them to flac.
>
> My sourceforge website that hosts jivelite, shairport, squeezelite
> updates and lirc for the older picoreplayer versions is still broken,
> even though SF closed my issues as
...hmm version 3.02 with Ralphy's basic Squeezelite and the issue has
gone away. Can't seem to upload jivelite tonight though -
> [ INFO ] Downloading Jivelite from Ralphy's repository...
>
> [ INFO ] Download will take a few minutes. Please wait...
>
> [ ERROR ] not available in repository,
ralphy wrote:
> You don't provide a log from squeezelite but it's likely that you need
> to move the metadata atoms to the beginning of the alac file.
>
> See 'page 35'
> (http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?107352-Announce-piCorePlayer-3-20/page35)
> of this thread starting at post
ralphy wrote:
> You'll need to enable it on the Squeezelite Settings tab.
>
> Choose all=debug
>
> Log file is located at /var/log/pcp_squeezelite.log
Thanks for that! I really appreciate the followup!
However, I may wind up reformatting my SD card and re-installing
piCorePlayer.
This one is
ralphy wrote:
> You don't provide a log from squeezelite but it's likely that you need
> to move the metadata atoms to the beginning of the alac file.
>
> See 'page 35'
> (http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?107352-Announce-piCorePlayer-3-20/page35)
> of this thread starting at post
stereoptic wrote:
> Thanks for the reply. I probably tried the thicker cable/no "Y" option
> in my trial and error, but I'll give it another shot with some different
> PSUs
I re-seated the GPIO wires and used the USB power input on the screen (I
had been supply
Jeff07971 wrote:
> I am assuming from the tone of the question you know this is an
> undervoltage warning.
> I think that th Pi warning is a little sensitive as I've had this
> warning on my Rpi running Kodi and experienced no problems or crashes
>
> I regularly get the warning running from USB
I am using Jivelite with piCoreplayer on a Raspberry pi B 3. For the
power supply I am using CanaKit Raspberry Pi 3 with 2.5A Micro USB Power
Supply using a Amzer Convert Micro USB to Dual Micro USB Twin Y Splitter
Charging Handy Data Cable, powering both the pi and the display. I
notice the
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi stereoptic,
>
> I don't really have an answer, but I was wondering if it was an issue
> when the file is getting converted differently for the devices.
>
> Maybe ALAC is getting converted to FLAC on LMS for the Touch but not for
> pCP (squeezelite)
I am running the latest version piCoreplayer on a Raspberry pi 3 with
jivelite. It is connected to my network through ethernet via a wi-fi
AC750 bridge. If I play an album proper it will play straight through
without any issues. If I play a playlist with songs (99% ALAC) from
different
I am not sure if this helps. Is the external drive connected to a Mac?
I will often download photos from my digital camera on my _Windows_
laptop and then copy the files over my internal network to the external
drive hanging off of the Mac mini. When I copy files that way I have
run into file
paul- wrote:
> How is the external drive formatted? I only tested with Fat32 on my
> Netgear router.
>
> Perhaps you should install cifs-utils.tcz (Do that from the extensions
> page on the pcp Web pages)
It was formatted as NTFS. I installed the cifs utility and still had
the same issue.
I
Could the formatting of the external drive make a difference? I tried
another drive that is FAT and I did not get the mounting error. It
could not however, see any of the folders or files.
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