I wish I had time to make a flow chart. But Servers/Interfaces/Players
are all independent of each other, and can be on 1 or many systems.
- LMS official Players (Touch, Radio, etc) Talk to LMS or in some
cases work without LMS, interfacing directly with
https://mysqueezebox.com
- LMS
webnick wrote:
> could easily come to the conclusion that MS can be installed on a pCP
> since LMS can be installed in pCP. I know now that one can't, despite
> the fact that I saw a post somewhere that said while it "is tricky" it
> can be done. I'll assume for now that it is not possible. S
Hi Kids. No doubt that I've been and will be confused - there is a lot
of confusing information out there on these topics, and much of the
information is not laid out in a way that is easy for non-pros to digest
(sort of why the field of tech writers exist). Look at this particular
issue: it is
webnick wrote:
> That would be nice. My Squeezebox 3 and the Pi Touch could have the
> same display. Is there a tutorial for that?
You seem to be a bit confused, and you're confusing everyone here. :)
Material skin is a skin for LMS web UI, it is only available for web
browsers, or there's a
Greg Erskine wrote:
> By default, pCP has no windows system and no browser, therefore its a
> bit of an effort to get Material Skin working.
>
> EDIT: I assume you mean to have Material Skin instead of Jivelite on
> your 7" screen?
That would be nice. My Squeezebox 3 and the Pi Touch could ha
webnick wrote:
> Right again! I'd assumed the adapter was from Topping since the power
> cable was from Topping and it had been plugging away for quite some time
> now in the main system. But the Topping manual shows it didn't come
> with an adapter and the adapter I replaced wasn't labeled To
slartibartfast wrote:
> Are you sure Topping supplied an AC adaptor? I am pretty sure they don't
> supply one.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Right again! I'd assumed the adapter was from Topping since the power
cable was from Topping and it had been plugging away for quite some tim
kidstypike wrote:
> There was no AC adapter supplied with my Topping E30. :confused:
>
>
Same for me.
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webnick wrote:
> And it is solved! And Paul was Right! It appears to have been a power
> situation: Topping provides 2 USB Cables, one for power and one for
> data, and an AC adapter for the USB cable. Well, in looking again at
> that set up, I felt the AC adaptor was flimsy so I took a Samsu
Mine came with 2 USB cables, one data, one DC power.
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webnick wrote:
> And it is solved! And Paul was Right! It appears to have been a power
> situation: Topping provides 2 USB Cables, one for power and one for
> data, and an AC adapter for the USB cable. Well, in looking again at
> that set up, I felt the AC adaptor was flimsy so I took a Samsu
And it is solved! And Paul was Right! It appears to have been a power
situation: Topping provides 2 USB Cables, one for power and one for
data, and an AC adapter for the USB cable. Well, in looking again at
that set up, I felt the AC adaptor was flimsy so I took a Samsung AC
adapter I had lyin
That is a really old problem. And it was more serious than making the
usb not work. See here.
https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues/3839
Please provide a link to what you are looking at.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
OK, found this elsewhere:
"This is a known issue. RPi4 4G and likely 8G models have a bug that
requires you to add this line to your /boot/config.txt file
total_mem=3072". Supposedly, a newer kernel might have a fix.
we
webnick wrote:
> I've tried 8.1 in both 64 and 32 bit, so you think re-image with an
> older version of pCP?
I only did an earlier version of pCP to prove pCP had been working for
years.
As you expect a problem with USB, I think you should install Raspberry
Pi OS and test the keyboard and mous
webnick wrote:
> Now that you mention it, I wonder if there's something really wrong with
> the USB ports because the first time I sought to install pCP it wouldn't
> recognize a keyboard and mouse I connected via those ports. Is there a
> diagnostic to check USB ports?
In fact, I think I've f
paul- wrote:
> You have something going on here, not sure if it hardware. Have you
> made any manual changes to config.txt?
>
> I would start with a new image. Unplug everything from the rpi, except
> the network cable, and boot it. Once booted, connect the topping E30
> to a USB2.0 port. W
Greg Erskine wrote:
> I just did a fresh install of pCP 6.0.0 (wifi enabled via
> wpa_supplicant.conf added to boot partition).
>
> Absolutely NO settings changed. E30 was recognised.
>
> Set [Squeezelite] > "output settings" to "hw:CARD=E30,DEV=0", pressed
> [Save]. Music starts.
>
> As I ca
I just did a fresh install of pCP 6.0.0 (wifi enabled via
wpa_supplicant.conf added to boot partition).
Absolutely NO settings changed. E30 was recognised.
Set [Squeezelite] > "output settings" to "hw:CARD=E30,DEV=0", pressed
[Save]. Music starts.
As I can build pCP players in a few minutes LM
You have something going on here, not sure if it hardware. Have you
made any manual changes to config.txt?
I would start with a new image. Unplug everything from the rpi, except
the network cable, and boot it. Once booted, connect the topping E30
to a USB2.0 port. What shows up in dmesg? Do
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Did you remove the screen?
>
> Is your PSU an official Raspberry Pi 5.1V 3 amp PSU?
>
> The error message seem to relate to the frame buffer ie screen.
The touchscreen is official Raspberry 7" - it's still attached in a
Smartipi case.
The PSU is from Microcenter, by Inl
webnick wrote:
> Greg, everything powers up without issue. Regardless, I started with a
> new image, a 32 bit standard image just to eliminate the possibility
> that it was somehow a 64 bit issue. I have attached a text file dmesq
> file upon booting up and installing Jivelite (I did have the
slartibartfast wrote:
> Have you tried connecting the E30 to a PC using USB?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Just did, Paul. No issues.
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webnick wrote:
> Greg, everything powers up without issue. Regardless, I started with a
> new image, a 32 bit standard image just to eliminate the possibility
> that it was somehow a 64 bit issue. I have attached a text file dmesq
> file upon booting up and installing Jivelite (I did have the
Greg Erskine wrote:
> I have been using my E30 (in DAC mode) for over a year. Tried 4 or 5
> Raspberry Pi's and have rebuilt pCP dozens of times. It always worked.
> So...
>
> As pointed out by Paul, I suspect a power supply or cable problem.
>
> I have my E30 connected via 2 x USB cables to m
I have been using my E30 (in DAC mode) for over a year. Tried 4 or 5
Raspberry Pi's and have rebuilt pCP dozens of times. It always worked.
So...
As pointed out by Paul, I suspect a power supply or cable problem.
I have my E30 connected via 2 x USB cables to my Raspberry Pi, the ones
supplied w
If you set the E30 to Coax or Optical input and then power up your Pi,
does the input on the E30 switch to USB? If not, the E30 is not
"seeing" anything on the USB input.
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Do you have a suitable usb2 certified cable other than the one supplied
with the Topping ?
Can you confirm the usb connection works by connecting the Topping to
another computer ?
If you have a spare card, I would suggest the raspberry PI OS Bullseye
Lite which would allow for the eas
paul- wrote:
> So its not even being detected at all. All of these are potential
> problems. USB is automatic detection, assuming everything is working.
> Here are some things to think about.
>
> Dac Problem (Does the Dac work on any other computer)
> Power Supply (and Cable)
> USB Cable
> U
So its not even being detected at all. All of these are potential
problems. USB is automatic detection, assuming everything is working.
Here are some things to think about.
Dac Problem (Does the Dac work on any other computer)
Power Supply (and Cable)
USB Cable
USB port on the pi. (Try them
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Here's my setup - see "'Add a Topping E30 USB DAC'
> (https://docs.picoreplayer.org/projects/add-topping-e30-usb-dac/)".
>
> My E30 is set as a DAC, not Pre, and I don't have a screen. I use wifi.
I had actually read your "set up" before trying to set up mine. Where
my se
slartibartfast wrote:
> Are you connecting to a USB 2 or USB 3 port on the Pi?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Yes; tried both.
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Here's my setup - see "'Add a Topping E30 USB DAC'
(https://docs.picoreplayer.org/projects/add-topping-e30-usb-dac/)".
My E30 is set as a DAC, not Pre, and I don't have a screen. I use wifi.
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webnick wrote:
> The E30 is/was always on and connected.Are you connecting to a USB 2 or USB 3
> port on the Pi?
Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> Ensure E30 is powered up and plugged in before you boot pCP.
The E30 is/was always on and connected.
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Jeff07971 wrote:
> Have you not tried the USB option ?
>
> 36828
>
> Jeff
That's exactly what I did.
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Ensure E30 is powered up and plugged in before you boot pCP.
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webnick wrote:
> Hi folks, can you help me with this problem? I have a pCP/Squeezelite
> set up on a RPi 4b with Pi 7" touchscreen (have not installed LMS on it
> yet). I would prefer to USB output to a Topping E30 dac, but after
> selecting/saving USB output, there are no options under the out
Hi folks, can you help me with this problem? I have a pCP/Squeezelite
set up on a RPi 4b with Pi 7" touchscreen (have not installed LMS on it
yet). I would prefer to USB output to a Topping E30 dac, but after
selecting/saving USB output, there are no options under the output
"more" link - the E
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