paul- wrote:
> Second. What is the output of /usr/local/bin/squeezelite -l
>
> (or aplay -L )
pCP 3.21 Audio
Audio outputGeneric/simple ESS9023 DAC
Code:
tc@Goldfinger:~$ /usr/local/bin/squeezelite -l
Output devices:
null -
card is a cheap "Audiophonics DAC Sabre ES9023 I2S" from china.
I tried a few other cards in the Audio Output setting, but none got
squeezelite running.
I just changed in-situ from 3.21 audio to 3.21 standard.
Both ESS9023 and Generic/Simple ESS9023 work here.
Have to go back to audio to
First of all, What card do you actually have? And what card is
selected in the drop down box on the squeezelite page.
Second. What is the output of /usr/local/bin/squeezelite -l
(or aplay -L )
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updated from pcp 3.20 to 3.21 via the web gui.
saved my config to usb and my zero w came back online to WiFi.
so far so good.
problem is that squeezelite is not running, even after reboot.
I found a different output setting on the squeezelite page of the web
gui and changed it to the one that
paul- wrote:
> I get what you are saying but using google doesn't work either, since
> there are providers that block DNS requests to googles DNS servers.
> Defaulting to the local DNat router is still the safest default.
I suppose it is whatever you consider the lesser of two evils. Anyway
I get what you are saying but using google doesn't work either, since
there are providers that block DNS requests to googles DNS servers.
Defaulting to the local DNat router is still the safest default.
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paul- wrote:
> Have you looked at the static IP setup page? There are fields for
> nameserver. you just have to fill them out. And if you let DHCP do
> it's work, then the router will tell the remote devices what to use.
Yes I know Paul. I do networking stuff for a living. I know it's
d6jg wrote:
> I think this is a buggette in pCP. It assumes that everyone's router
> works as a dns relay. Some don't. It would be safer to have 8.8.8.8 and
> 8.8.4.4 as the default IMHO
Have you looked at the static IP setup page? There are fields for
nameserver. you just have to fill them
jfo wrote:
> This worked...it's proceeding through the update process now. I tried
> the google dns earlier but didn't reboot. Out of curiosity, I'll switch
> to my Open DNS and reboot to see if that was the issue. I had changed
> the nameserver to the OpenDNS but didn't reboot before.
>
>
They do continue to tinker with the USB stuff. Perhaps there is
something kernel related, but unless you can repeat the problem it's
doubtful it could be found. USB on the rpi's is just not very good.
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paul- wrote:
> Your boot partition is not large enough. Have you saved anything else
> to the boot partition. There is a boot partition space check, but I
> have it set very tight.obviously too tight. Starting with pCP
> 3.20, we increased the boot partion size to 32MB as the kernels
paul- wrote:
> Anytime I've had a kernel crash, it was power supply related.
Strange been using the Koppla with my setup and 3.11 from when it was
released without any problems "will have a tinker"
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Anytime I've had a kernel crash, it was power supply related.
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Hello just had a lockup while i was using 3.21 at the time i playing an
album and clicked on the next track button via the web page GUI also
couldn't get into the PiCorePlayer settings page to do a restart so had
to pull the plug which when it restarted gave me see image, turned off
again and
jfo wrote:
> Interestingly, both versions return the following...
>
> tc@piCorePlayer:~$ nslookup picorplayer.sourceforge.net
>
You typed it wrongyour first try, you typed it right, then after you
tried fixing it, you started to type it wrong.
I upgraded in-situ from 3.20 to 3.21 Audio.
Everything went through and the version is working fine, including
built-in WiFi of RPi 3.
Thanks, guys, awesome work!
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> Try picoreplayer.sourceforge.net not picorplayer.sourceforge.net (typo,
> missing "e")
Interestingly, both versions return the following...
tc@piCorePlayer:~$ nslookup picorplayer.sourceforge.net
Server:208.67.222.222
Address 1: 208.67.222.222 resolver1.opendns.com
Try picoreplayer.sourceforge.net not picorplayer.sourceforge.net (typo,
missing "e")
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paul- wrote:
> We have seen some dns servers not resolve sourceforge properly, Use
> google dns. 8.8.8.8
>
> After changing your static settings, you should reboot.
This worked...it's proceeding through the update process now. I tried
the google dns earlier but didn't reboot. Out of curiosity,
We have seen some dns servers not resolve sourceforge properly, Use
google dns. 8.8.8.8
After changing your static settings, you should reboot.
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I use OpenDNS settings in my router. I left the nameserver field blank
and it auto filled with the router IP. I just tried inserting my OpenDNS
in that field..208.67.222.222, with the same result.
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jfo wrote:
> I use a static IP on thepi with dhcp disabled.
> The command shows
>
> tc@piCorePlayer:~$ nslookup picorplayer.sourceforge.net
> Server:192.168.0.2
> Address 1: 192.168.0.2
> nslookup: can't resolve 'picorplayer.sourceforge.net'
>
> That's the ip address of my router.
paul- wrote:
> So you have a dns problem. Is your device setup with dhcp?
>
> How about this command
>
> nslookup picorplayer.sourceforge.net
I use a static IP on thepi with dhcp disabled.
The command shows
tc@piCorePlayer:~$ nslookup picorplayer.sourceforge.net
Server:192.168.0.2
So you have a dns problem. Is your device setup with dhcp?
How about this command
nslookup picorplayer.sourceforge.net
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paul- wrote:
> Does your network provider block google? We use 8.8.8.8 (Google dns
> server) to check if there is internet access.
>
> ssh into your device and run
>
> >
Code:
> >
> tc@pCP:~$ ping -w5 -c3 8.8.8.8
> PING 8.8.8.8 (8.8.8.8): 56 data bytes
> 64
jfo wrote:
> I'm currently running 3.2. I've been unable to update using the insitu
> feature for several versions now and keep getting this
> messageSourceforge not accessible!! I can't pinpoint what has
> changed to block the update.
>
> I have no internet connection issues and can access
jclctr wrote:
> More detail:
>
> [ INFO ] You are installing piCorePlayer3.21
> [ OK ] Free space: 14021925k - Required space: 12000k
>
> tar: write error: No space left on device
> [ ERROR ] Error untarring boot tar. Result: 1
> [ INFO ] Restoring old OS...
> [ INFO ] Unmounting
I'm currently running 3.2. I've been unable to update using the insitu
feature for several versions now and keep getting this
messageSourceforge not accessible!! I can't pinpoint what has
changed to block the update.
I have no internet connection issues and can access sourceforge through
my
paul- wrote:
> Making an image is sure the easiest way.
I tried again the insitu update from (freshly installed) 3.20 to 3.21,
but with the same result: After confirming the reboot popup, PSP was not
reachable anymore (I waited for about 30 mins as I wasn't sure about how
long the reboot/install
jclctr wrote:
> I attempted to update from 3.20 Audio Kernel to 3.21 Audio kernel.
> After what seemed a successful download I received an "Error untarring
> boot tar" message.
> I have an RPi 3 with a HifiBerry Digi+ Pro hat, running WiFi through a
> TP Link dongle. 5.25V 2A wall wart. More
I attempted to update from 3.20 Audio Kernel to 3.21 Audio kernel.
After what seemed a successful download I received an "Error untarring
boot tar" message.
I have an RPi 3 with a HifiBerry Digi+ Pro hat, running WiFi through a
TP Link dongle. 5.25V 2A wall wart. More than 14G free on micro SD
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Thanks huxmut,
>
> I have updated the download page for pCP3.21, hopefully I did it right?
>
> regards
> Greg
Thanks Greg, links working :)
rPi 3 + rasPi 7" LCD + HiFiBerry DiGi+ | rPi 2 + IQaudio DAC+ |rPi 2 +
HiFiBerry DAC+ | Squeeze Box Touch | LMS + XPenology on
streampunk wrote:
>
> BTW: Which is the beste way to make a full backup of the system -
> creating an image of the sd card?
> Regards
> Martin
Making an image is sure the easiest way.
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thanks for the feedback Wirrunna,
I didn't have much to do with this update the boys did a great job.
During testing, to me, the upgrade process just seemed even smoother
than previous updates.
regards
Greg
Greg
huxmut wrote:
> Thanks Team pCP :)
>
> Will you be keeping this download page up ?
> https://sites.google.com/site/picoreplayer/home/download
Thanks huxmut,
I have updated the download page for pCP3.21, hopefully I did it right?
regards
Greg
paul- wrote:
> The pCP team has released a minor update, but has some key new things
> that some have really been waiting.
Well done pCP team.
3 RPi 2 pCP's updated in-situ from 3.20 to 3.21 Audio. I confirm that
Wi-Fi now works for Ratlink WiPi devices on the Audio build - (Ralink
Technology,
paul- wrote:
> The pCP team has released a minor update, but has some key new things
> that some have really been waiting
Thanks Team pCP :)
Will you be keeping this download page up ?
https://sites.google.com/site/picoreplayer/home/download
rPi 3 + rasPi 7" LCD + HiFiBerry DiGi+ | rPi
Not sure whether this might have to do with my particular update
problem: I've update LMS (in PCP 3.20) a couple of days ago, following
this instructions:
http://picoreplayer.sourceforge.net/how_to_upgrade_lms.shtml
Anyway, everything up and running again, this evening I'll give it
another try.
Updated to two instances of 3.21 both without incident so far.
I have:
IQ Audio Amp+/Dac+ combo with 3.21 squeezelite and LMS on Pi 3
Topping VX2 Dac/Amp with 3.21 squeezelite only on pi3
Keep up the good work.
LMS: 7.9.0 - 1488878280 @ Tue Mar 7 09:28:02 UTC 2017 on Raspberry Pi 3B
So sorry Paul, as I have only one SD here at my holiday home (and no
keyboard, anyway) and tomorrow morning the music is expected to play,
I've already started the new installation (of 3.20) after formatting the
card.
But for sure I'll try again, this time after making a backup... If this
happens
There should be an update log saved at
/mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce...I would like to see that. I've done countless
updates and never had that happen.
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Just started the onsite update from 3.20. Everything fine until the
reboot window popped up. I confirmed, now PCP and the Raspi it was
running on are not reachable anymore. The Raspi doesn't seam dead, it's
still pingable. But no ssh access either :(
Will have to set up PCP from the scratch...
Just installed 3.21 all good so far
PS it's not up on there main page yet so find here 'Link'
(https://sourceforge.net/projects/picoreplayer/files/insitu/piCorePlayer3.21/)
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The pCP team has released a minor update, but has some key new things
that some have really been waiting.
Here are the major changes.
- Kernel 4.9.35, Firmware 2017/06/30
- Supports new Allo DigiOne, MiniBoss, and updated PianoPlus driver to
support Dual Mono/Dual Stereo
- Added Piano Plus
paul- wrote:
> Please go back and cut and paste the commands. You must run the script
> exactly as shown, you cannot leave anything out.
>
> >
Code:
> >
> cd /tmp
> wget
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/paul-1/lms-update-script/Master/lms-update.sh
> chmod
paul- wrote:
> Please go back and cut and paste the commands. You must run the script
> exactly as shown, you cannot leave anything out.
>
> >
Code:
> >
> cd /tmp
> wget
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/paul-1/lms-update-script/Master/lms-update.sh
> chmod
d6jg wrote:
> I am not getting any error
> I run the script as per your instructions with -mm 7.9.1 - and get a
> report that I am on 7.9.0 x and no update is available. It's
> ignoring the 7.9.1 bit or something at Logitech is not telling it the
> correct info
Please go back and cut and
paul- wrote:
> No part of the script uses anything from sourceforge. This script hits
> github, logitech servers and the repo.tinycore.net unless you have
> selected another tinycore mirror.
>
> I looked back, I did not see what error you are getting.
I am not getting any error
I run the
No part of the script uses anything from sourceforge. This script hits
github, logitech servers and the repo.tinycore.net unless you have
selected another tinycore mirror.
I looked back, I did not see what error you are getting.
paul- wrote:
> When others have had these problems, it turns out to be DNS problems.
> Try using a google DNS server.
I am already using Google nameservers !!
8.8.8.8
8.8.4.4
*Pi3 with piCoreplayer music on QNAP TS419p via NFS*
iThingys/iPeng/Tablets/Jogglers
*Living Room* - Joggler & SB3
When others have had these problems, it turns out to be DNS problems.
Try using a google DNS server.
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mherger wrote:
> > Is it possible for me to upgrade the LMS in piCorePlayer to 7.9.1?
> I'm
>
> http://picoreplayer.sourceforge.net/how_to_upgrade_lms.shtml - this
> describes the procedure. Once you're on 7.9.1, the regular update
> through the web UI should work.
>
> --
>
> Michael
d6jg
streampunk wrote:
> I also can't install the update, but for another reason:
>
No it worked (at the 7th try).
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ah, it might be a problem with sorceforge then.
I did have a hiccup doing a 7.9.1 to 7.9.1 update
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?107579-LMS-v7-9-1-nightly-update-and-piCorePlayer
but since then I have done an insitu update without a problem.
Man in a van wrote:
> are you doing this?
>
> http://picoreplayer.sourceforge.net/how_to_upgrade_lms.shtml
Man in a van wrote:
> so your going from 7.9.0 to 7.9.1?
That's the intention but the script is failing to find the nightly
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d6jg wrote:
> Yes. Exactly that
So do I.
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so your going from 7.9.0 to 7.9.1?
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Man in a van wrote:
> are you doing this?
>
> http://picoreplayer.sourceforge.net/how_to_upgrade_lms.shtml
Yes. Exactly that
*Pi3 with piCoreplayer music on QNAP TS419p via NFS*
iThingys/iPeng/Tablets/Jogglers
*Living Room* - Joggler & SB3 -> Onkyo TS606 - > Celestion Ditton F20s
*Office* -
d6jg wrote:
> That doesn't work for me.
> Script downloads and runs but reports Revision 7.9.0 r1488878280 is the
> latest. No Update Needed.
> Is there an issue with the lms-update script on sourceforge ?
are you doing this?
http://picoreplayer.sourceforge.net/how_to_upgrade_lms.shtml
d6jg wrote:
> That doesn't work for me.
>
I also can't install the update, but for another reason:
Code:
Downloading: squashfs-tools.tcz
Connecting to repo.tinycorelinux.net (89.22.99.37:80)
wget: download timed out
md5sum: squashfs-tools.tcz.md5.txt: No such
mherger wrote:
> > Is it possible for me to upgrade the LMS in piCorePlayer to 7.9.1?
> I'm
>
> http://picoreplayer.sourceforge.net/how_to_upgrade_lms.shtml - this
> describes the procedure. Once you're on 7.9.1, the regular update
> through the web UI should work.
>
> --
>
> Michael
That
mherger wrote:
>
> http://picoreplayer.sourceforge.net/how_to_upgrade_lms.shtml - this
> describes the procedure. Once you're on 7.9.1, the regular update
> through the web UI should work.
Thanks Michael and Kidstypike, worked like a charm.
If only I'd searched in the 3.20 Beta thread
Is it possible for me to upgrade the LMS in piCorePlayer to 7.9.1? I'm
http://picoreplayer.sourceforge.net/how_to_upgrade_lms.shtml - this
describes the procedure. Once you're on 7.9.1, the regular update
through the web UI should work.
--
Michael
Stoker wrote:
> Hi
>
> Is it possible for me to upgrade the LMS in piCorePlayer to 7.9.1? I'm
> sure it is, somehow, but when I try to do it via the "Update" button on
> the LMS tab in pCP web interface it says no updates available (same in
> the server settings/advanced/software updates).
>
>
Hi
Is it possible for me to upgrade the LMS in piCorePlayer to 7.9.1? I'm
sure it is, somehow, but when I try to do it via the "Update" button on
the LMS tab in pCP web interface it says no updates available (same in
the server settings/advanced/software updates).
LMS 7.9.1 would be useful as,
Jeff
You need a script that creates an array listing all the jpg' s in the
folder in an HTML page
I have one somewhere but I am not able to get to it at present
LMS doesn't read the contents of the folder directly but it will read a
valid URL such as an individual jpg or a listing of same
ralphy wrote:
> Not sure why it doesn't work off of the html root, but if you put the
> Pictures folder inside images it should work.
>
> http://PCP_IP_Adress/images/Pictures/test.jpg
Thanks Ralphy
I tried that and it did work, I retried the original way and that did
work also.
What made me
Jeff07971 wrote:
> Hi All
>
> I'd like to use the http server on Pcp to serve pictures to a jivelite
> instance for a "Picture Screensaver"
> I have a directory on a SATA drive (which also holds music for LMS) to
> hold the pictures and "picture.lst"
> I have symlinked /mnt/storage/pictures
Hi All
I'd like to use the http server on Pcp to serve pictures to a jivelite
instance for a "Picture Screensaver"
I have a directory on a SATA drive (which also holds music for LMS) to
hold the pictures and "picture.lst"
I have symlinked /mnt/storage/pictures (the SATA mountpoint/picture
paul- wrote:
> What is the remote device? Is it rebooting too.
Hum I think I broke something, pCP via web gui has become unresponsive.
Let me start over and see what we get.
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paul- wrote:
> What is the remote device? Is it rebooting too.
Paul thanks for the quick response.
Remote device is a Synology NAS that does not reboot.
I tried both CIFS with auth & NFS with no auth and have the same
results.
I've been using the same share across several other systems
What is the remote device? Is it rebooting too.
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Hi,
I'd like to experiment with a compression plugin, I understand the one
in the LADSPA Caps collection would be a candidate, since Caps is also
used for Equal.
I started my usual monkey see-monkey do routine regarding alsa.conf with
something like that:
Code:
Hi guys,
I have an issue with pCP 3.2 (normal) on RasPi 3 Model B, an iQAudio
DAC+ and official 7'' touchscreen + JiveLite.
Sometimes (regularly, but not any time), the DAC crashes after having
switched off the player and on again. No audio output any more.
If this happens, I can only fix it
All my audio issues sorted I'm having issues with my mounted network
drive connecting after a reboot of LMS.
After each reboot of LMS I have disabled then re-enable the drive for
LMS to see the content then perform a rescan.
Any ideas on a resolution?
Thanks
trans_lux wrote:
> Hello
>
> First thank you for all the hard work that has clearly has gone into
> this project.
>
> I'm running piCorePlayer v3.20 | linux 4.9.21-pcpCore_v7 | piCore v8.01
> | Squeezelite v1.8.6-986 with a Audioquest Dragonfly Red.
> Currently this is a bedside solution for
Hello
First thank you for all the hard work that has clearly has gone into
this project.
I'm running piCorePlayer v3.20 | linux 4.9.21-pcpCore_v7 | piCore v8.01
| Squeezelite v1.8.6-986 with a Audioquest Dragonfly Red.
Currently this is a bedside solution for headphones only.
I'm having
When mounting music from the LMS page, it is done by using the drive
uuid. As usb devices like to change /dev/sd? Letters when rebooting.
It will work better in the next version. If you want a backup, just do
it manually.
I would like to use a USB thumb drive to save my config file using the
"Save to USB" on the "Main" page of pCP 3.20. I also use a USB drive to
store my music. I think I know the answer to this, but here goes...
The music drive mounts to mnt/music. Is there a way to mount the USB for
the config
paul- wrote:
>
> Pascal, would you mind sharing the diagram and PCB info for the trigger
> board?
Sure.
Be aware, it is nothing special. It is just a relay that gets triggered
by a 12 volts signal.
The relay is simply wired in parallel witch the mains switch.
Schematic attached.
23038
d6jg wrote:
> The official Pi Zero W case is quite pretty and its not difficult to
> hide the USB connection.
>
Be wary of cases with the Zero W, the antennas aren't that great.
Pascal, would you mind sharing the diagram and PCB info for the trigger
board?
d6jg wrote:
> Pascal's implementation in System Photos (not DIY as I said before) is
> what I want to achieve. The components look easy enough to get hold of
> but he has drilled out the rear panel near perfectly and added a bracket
> at the front to angle the screen properly.
The latest
mherger wrote:
> > The official Pi Zero W case is quite pretty and its not difficult to
> > hide the USB connection.
>
> If you plan to hide it anyway, why bother about the case?
>
> BTW: JustBoom do dedicated cases for their hats, too. Pi 0 plus hat
> would result in a compact black box,
The official Pi Zero W case is quite pretty and its not difficult to
hide the USB connection.
If you plan to hide it anyway, why bother about the case?
BTW: JustBoom do dedicated cases for their hats, too. Pi 0 plus hat
would result in a compact black box, with fewer cables to hide.
Its
mherger wrote:
> > I hear what you say but for aesthetic reasons I wanted to avoid a
> pHAT
> > as there are so few Zero + pHAT cases available and most are just
> plain
> > ugly.
>
> Uglier than a Pi case with a USB dongle plugged in to its back?...
>
> --
>
> Michael
The official Pi Zero
I hear what you say but for aesthetic reasons I wanted to avoid a pHAT
as there are so few Zero + pHAT cases available and most are just plain
ugly.
Uglier than a Pi case with a USB dongle plugged in to its back?...
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paul- wrote:
> There are so many I2s DACs out there, I would stay away from any USB
> dac. You just have to solder the gpio header in your zero.
I hear what you say but for aesthetic reasons I wanted to avoid a pHAT
as there are so few Zero + pHAT cases available and most are just plain
ugly.
There are so many I2s DACs out there, I would stay away from any USB
dac. You just have to solder the gpio header in your zero.
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I gave my Pi Zero W another try with pCp 3.2 today.
I can get audio over HDMI but I still can't get USB Audio to work with
my Sabre DAC.
pCp sees the device as "iec958" but none of the settings I try produce
any audio. This DAC works fine with pCp 3.2 on a Pi3 so I can only
conclude that the
paul- wrote:
>
> 4) If that still doesn't work, make sure everything other than jivelite
> is fully configured, then press the reset button. This will reset your
> jivelite setup. After the reset, select one of the above listed skins,
> then check your VU meters.
>
Step 4 did the trick.
Thanks Paul. That worked for me. For some reason the backlight
extension stopped working now. I'll uninstall/reinstall and see if that
does it.
Thanks again!
Howard
paul- wrote:
> When troubleshooting VU meters. The number one reason is that you
> changed network interfaces..loaded
paul- wrote:
> When troubleshooting VU meters. The number one reason is that you
> changed network interfaces..loaded Jivelite on ethernet, then
> changed to wifi.
I installed from Ethernet and never switched to or used wifi.
paul- wrote:
>
> Otherwise, vu meters only working if
When troubleshooting VU meters. The number one reason is that you
changed network interfaces..loaded Jivelite on ethernet, then
changed to wifi. Otherwise, vu meters only working if jivelite is
running on the same rpi that is running squeezelite. Jivelite can
control remove players, but
Jeff07971 wrote:
>
> Are you using the joggler skin have you set VU meters in the "Now
> Playing" settings ?
Yes, i'm using the joggler skin. There is no analog VU option in the Now
Playing menu.
Did you upgrade from 3.02 or 3.11 to 3.20 (insitu) or did you flash a
the SD card?
'Cambridge
:-) Ugh. I think I can live without VU meters. Waiting on the next
version, with bated breath, so I can use multiple thumb drives for music
file storage. That would resolve part of my power supply issue, if not
all of it.
Jeff07971 wrote:
>
I think a reload is in order then
Can I go home
Howard Passman wrote:
> Hi Jeff,
>
> I personally do not have that option available in screen setting under
> "Now Playing".
>
> Howard
>
> P.S. I am using the Joggler skin.
>
> QUOTE=Jeff07971;887228]I've just checked on my 3 Pcp 3.20 Rpi's all have
> VU meters.
>
> Are you using the
Hi Jeff,
I personally do not have that option available in screen setting under
"Now Playing".
Howard
P.S. I am using the Joggler skin.
QUOTE=Jeff07971;887228]I've just checked on my 3 Pcp 3.20 Rpi's all have
VU meters.
Are you using the joggler skin have you set VU meters in the "Now
I've just checked on my 3 Pcp 3.20 Rpi's all have VU meters.
Are you using the joggler skin have you set VU meters in the "Now
Playing" settings ?
*Players:* SliMP3,Squeezebox3 x3,Receiver,SqueezePlayer,PiCorePlayer
x3,Wandboard
*Server:* LMS Version: 7.9.0 - 1475786002 on Centos 7 VM on
I realize this is of no help, but I noticed the VU meter disappeared
with 3.20. Still in the extensions, but doesn't display when cycling
through views.
Howard
Pascal Hibon wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I'm preparing a system for a friend and installed piCorePlayer 3.20 on a
> RPI 3.
> All is
Hi guys,
I'm preparing a system for a friend and installed piCorePlayer 3.20 on a
RPI 3.
All is working well, except that I can't find the VU meters in the menu.
I have downloaded them from the piCorePlayer web pages but still they
don't show up in jivelite.
Any ideas why that is?
'Cambridge
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