paul- wrote:
> The address of your wan port should not matter, unless you are trying to
> access in from the internet.
Thanks. I didn't think it made a difference, just trying to post all I
know. (Can I post all I don't know? :) )
paul- wrote:
> What is the ip address of your pCP device?
paul- wrote:
> Can you ssh in and run dmesg to see if there are any indicators as to
> what is happening.
My modem is an Xfinity combination modem/router. I have enabled the
bridge mode so that I am not using the Xfinity router, just using the
Netgear nighthawk.
This has changed the shares on
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Doesn't sound good.
>
> I think mixing class C with class A is not normal practice. I am sure
> you can get it to work but it adds another level of complication.
>
> regards
> Greg
Thanks, hopefully I'll have some time to sort it out this weekend when I
visit. (My
paul- wrote:
> Error code -6 means it cannot find the remote share. I just went back
> and looked at your post with pictures. Please verify your router IP
> address, it appears that it is really 10.0.0.2
I'll trouble shoot it some more this weekend. My router is actually
192.168.1.1, my
paul- wrote:
> Can you ssh in and run dmesg to see if there are any indicators as to
> what is happening.
I visited for a few minutes today and submitted a quick dmesg. I'm not
sure what I am looking for in the mount. I'll be cack next week for a
few days. Any help is appreciated.
paul- wrote:
> For what it's worth, I have a Netgear Nighthawk 7800, I set it up with a
> USB device, and was able to map it just the way I showed you.
Thanks. That is the strange thing. My Marantz UD5007 BluRay player can
see the network drive and all of the directories and plays the files.
paul- wrote:
> Can you ssh in and run dmesg to see if there are any indicators as to
> what is happening.
Thanks, will do. It will be in a few weeks though. The setup is at a
relative's house, and I won't be visiting again for a few weeks. I'll
report back!
paul- wrote:
> your system will be using cifs (samba) Try this. My screen will look
> different since I'm running our development version.
Much appreciated Paul. However, I am still getting the same results. :(
I am having a problem mounting a network drive from piCorePlayer.
PiCorePlayer V 3.11
I have a 2TB external drive connected to the Netgear NightHawk Router
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I have shared the High Resolution directory as HiRes
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I believe that I set up the shares properly in piCoreplayer:
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I
mherger wrote:
> > I don't see the skip backward "<<" button. Also, if the volume has
> been
> > set for 100%, can the volume up and down buttons be removed?
>
> I pushed a change which would add a Settings/Display/Now Playing/Buttons
>
> for Large Artwork... menu. There you can select which
mherger wrote:
> >>
> > I don't see the skip backward "<<" button.[/color]
>
> That doesn't directly answer my question. But I guess what you wanted to
>
> say is that you'd like to have the back button there?
Heh, yes. I use it often to replay a song.
Sorry if I wasn't clear with my post.
mherger wrote:
> As you see I've removed most of the control buttons at the bottom. What
> choice of buttons would you want to have there?
I don't see the skip backward "<<" button. Also, if the volume has been
set for 100%, can the volume up and down buttons be removed?
Wirrunna wrote:
> Slackhead, first thing I would do is make sure that the ribbon cables
> from the screen to the RPi are attached properly, especially the one
> that loops over the micro sd card as it gets disturbed when you change
> the card, unless, of course, you have tiny fingers and three
If anyone is interested, I have been using this 'Amzer Convert Micro USB
to Dual Micro USB Twin Y Splitter Charging Handy Data Cable'
(https://amzn.com/B003WUXMW8) for powering my Raspberry Pi /
piCorePlayer / Raspberry Pi display.
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Hi folks, I took a look and didn't see this issue anywhere, I'm hoping
there is a quick setting solution.
I am at a relative's house where I have a Raspberry B2 (ethernet)
running PiCore/Jivelite 2.0? It normally defaults to the LMS running on
DellMini (ethernet). Well since I was in the process
stereoptic wrote:
> 1) I am running piCoreplayer 2.0 on a Raspberry Pi 2 and I am getting
> the red light on shairport. Shairport setting is on on the picoreplayer
> menu. I've stopped and started squeezelite, rebooted the pi, and
> rebooted the router. Still shairport is not run
1) I am running piCoreplayer 2.0 on a Raspberry Pi 2 and I am getting
the red light on shairport. Shairport setting is on on the picoreplayer
menu. I've stopped and started squeezelite, rebooted the pi, and
rebooted the router. Still shairport is not running. Did I miss a step
along the way?
Thanks to all for the responses to my query
Furry wrote:
> I was using the DAC in my Marantz via USB, but found that piCoreplayer
> needed restarting each time after the Marantz switched itself off, if
> not used for half an hour.
>
> So, I decided to add the Hifiberry Digi+ so that I could use
Is there a preferred power supply method for the Raspberry Pi Model B 2
/ piCoreplayer / jivelite / official Raspberry display configuration?
- Individual power supplies for each (5V micro USB 1200 ma)?
- USB 5V 2A(?) PWR In on the rPi display + USB from PWR OUT to micro
USB rPi Power In
tcutting wrote:
> I've been trying to find the answer to the same question.
>
> Currently I have a >2A supply connected to the official RPi display,
> then powering an RPi2 via the GPIO jumpers.
> HOWEVER, this is currently just an RPi and display... I plan to install
> a HiFiBerry DAC+ and
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Hi stereoptic,
>
> Double check if the official screen is supported on Raspberry Pi B.
>
> regards
> Greg
Thanks. I think that I am just going to buy the latest Raspberry Pi 2
and ad
My apologies if this has been posted elsewhere, but I have done a search
and did not find any definitive answer.
Where is the best place to purchase the Official Raspberry Pi 7"
touchscreen? I have two other Raspberry Pis (Model B) running with
picoreplaer an would now like to construct this
My apologies if this has been posted elsewhere, but I have done a search
and did not find any definitive answer.
Where is the best place to purchase the Official Raspberry Pi 7"
touchscreen? I have two other Raspberry Pis (Model B) running with
picoreplaer an would now like to construct this
Greg Erskine wrote:
>
> I think turning piCorePlayer off overnight is a personal preference
> thing, no right answer.
I turn mine off with whichever software or app that I am using to
control it - the LMS webpage on my laptop, Orange Squeeze on my Samsung
Galaxy or kindle.
Hi Steen -
I loaded the latest version onto the Raspberry Pi that I have here at
home. Everything went smooth, no issues with the tabs that I reported I
experienced with my remote Rpi. However, I noticed that the new version
was not outputting in 192 as version 19k was. I'm using the HDMI
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Hi stereoptic,
>
> Can you confirm the basic, and normal modes work at all? From your post
> I am assuming you are going from initial mode (no tabs highlighted) to
> advanced.
>
> I am just trying to workout if "piCorePlayer tabs", or maybe
I have version 1.19 running on a Raspberry Pi B in my summer bungalow.
It is connected remotely to LMS running at my primary residence. Runs
perfectly, even 192/24 files register as 192 on my Marantz receiver.
I upgraded to ver 1.21 and everything was running fine. I used the menu
to navigate
simoh wrote:
> Are you using the hostname to reach the Pi? Try using the IP address (or
> wait for 1.21a which should be here soon)
Thanks for the quick response, but I AM using the IP addresss.
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> Are you using browser Add-ons like Adblock or Ghostery?
No, no add ons.
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JackOfAll wrote:
Yes, sorry, haven't forgotten. I appear to have deleted all my bookmarks
on the laptop, which was probably when I clean installed Fedora 22 on
it. I did have a quick search for the link I was thinking of yesterday,
but couldn't find it. Much of the info out there is written
JackOfAll wrote:
Erm, you wan't an explanation of ALSA config, specifically frames,
buffers, periods, over/underruns. Unfortunately, I'm not on the PC with
the bookmark, right now. I'll post the link tomorrow to a wiki page that
gives a very good explanation. It's not squeezelite specific,
SamS wrote:
Yes, that's a good point. If the built-in (or USB) output shares the
same bus as the LAN connection, when there is a burst of data to cache
the next song, it might cause such a dropout.
Sam - are you using the Triode version or the Ralphy version of
Squeezelite? I cured some
Greg Erskine wrote:
hi stereoptic,
Thanks for you detailed explanation.
Yes, try the latest software, fingers crossed it will help you.
As a side note, I would never try to get 192 streaming over the
internet. Where I live, the internet speed isn't sufficient to give
reliable
Greg Erskine wrote:
Upgrade, we fixed that weeks ago. BTW: The Tweaks Audio tweaks
FIQ-Split acceleration is for USB DACs not HDMI, sorry.
I just tried ver 19 using a new SD card (I tried the upgrade option on
the ver 15i card, but it locked up so I tried with a fresh card) no
output at all
sbp wrote:
Hi, Thanks for the report. I hope we can get your HDMI working.
The HDMI settings are a bit different from the other output settings as
manipulation of HDMI needs a reboot in order for the changes to
kick-in.
So please try to select HDMI output - press save, and then press
Greg Erskine wrote:
hi stereoptic,
Just wondering, when you swap the Audio out between HDMI and anything
else, you must do a reboot for the settings to take effect. This is
because some of the settings for HDMI are in the config.txt in the boot
partition and is only read during the boot
I am run version 15.i of the picoreplayer on a Raspberry pi Model B.
When I selected HDMI settings I was not getting any output at all,
although the song would appear to play for a few seconds and then stop.
I am accessing my LMS through the internet to a remote location. It can
access the LMS
sbp wrote:
The reason for this is for me only partly known. ...
But if you need higher bitrate via HDMI, then please try
piCorePlayer1.15bi
Steen
Thanks very much Steen. I as thinking about reverting back to an
earlier version of either picoreplayer or Squeezeplug.
sbp wrote:
I don't think that squeezeplug can do this as the module needs a fix
before it is build, and as far as I know squeezeplug is not able to
output more than 48khz via hdmi.
steen
ah! Thanks. I don't recall, but I thought that I had tested it out
previously and it was outputting
sbp wrote:
I don't think that squeezeplug can do this as the module needs a fix
before it is build, and as far as I know squeezeplug is not able to
output more than 48khz via hdmi.
steen
Thanks! The older version is working great. I've sent a donation.
Have you discovered any reason
rickwookie wrote:
Then I 'converted' it to SqueezePlug using the instructions here:
http://www.squeezeplug.eu/?p=283
Are these instructions available anywhere? That page is dead. I am
building a new Squeezeplug image on an SD card, and when I did it
originally I followed those
Triode wrote:
You need to add -a :::0 to the command line. How this is done on VB
needs to be asked on the VB forums as I don't have a view on this...
In layman's terms, what is the purpose of mmap? And how does it relate
here? Thanks
Hi - I've read through this thread and others and can't determine a
solution for my issue. I am using squeezelite on a Raspberry pi
connected via HDMI to a Marantz receiver. If I use the picoreplayer or
squeezelite through Squeezeplug, my receiver is only displaying 48000
for the sample rate.
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