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
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
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 connection
is not
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paul- wrote:
> We support the hifiberry ADC products. This one might take a little
> work. They are using the HAT eeprom to automatically load drivers, I'm
> not sure we have that mechanism in pCP (Never researched it) But
> there are not new drivers published for the card, so I'm not
We support the hifiberry ADC products. This one might take a little
work. They are using the HAT eeprom to automatically load drivers, I'm
not sure we have that mechanism in pCP (Never researched it) But
there are not new drivers published for the card, so I'm not sure what
they are
Is there any chance of supporting this device in pCp 6.
Just exploring streaming high quality analog audio say FM Tuner, CD
Player, Record Deck etc etc
The streaming seems to be an available feature on the Tweaks page - but
the support for this device isn't there.
Just experimenting.
I know
paul- wrote:
> You forgot to take the spaces out of the player name. Dashes are fine
I think I misunderstood you. The name "Teufel Mute BT" is the name of
the headphone that is distributed by them when connecting through
Bluetooth. I can not change it.
kbeast wrote:
> Appreciate it-- didn't realize it was actually a downloadable extension
> and will be fairly simple to do.. Upgrading my pi's to the beta and
> will begin to dabble with that. Thanks!
My script to start OpenVPN is here
You forgot to take the spaces out of the player name. Dashes are fine
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paul- wrote:
> Yes. It is to allow integration with Alsaequal. I might be able to get
> spaces back in, I need to see how Alsa handles spaces in asound.conf.
Ok! Thank you for the explanation!
Her is the extended log:
Code:
Starting BT Controller
bcm43xx_init
Videopac wrote:
> Stupid question (maybe), but: as piCorePlayer 6 is 64-bit: does it only
> support RPi 4 or also Odroid C2 (for example)?
We only support RPi devices.
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chill wrote:
> What is the format of the two disks?
The disk on the Pi is in the moment an ExFAT filesystem, but this should
be uninteresting as it is a samba share for the outside.
On my Mac it is an APFS filesystem.
chill wrote:
> Is this an option in CCC? Does CCC keep a log of the
Stupid question (maybe), but: as piCorePlayer 6 is 64-bit: does it only
support RPi 4 or also Odroid C2 (for example)?
2x Touch, working on a Odroid-C2/Soekris-DAC/Hypex-Ncore all-in-one
solution.
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carsten_h wrote:
> It is working.
>
>
>
> Yes, CCC ist using rsync internally. I started it to test yesterday, but
> there are always all files synced. There has to be some problem with
> dates or filenames or so.
What is the format of the two disks? I encountered various issues like
this
paul- wrote:
> Okay, First update the bluetooth extensions, I made a few changes, to
> give a bit more information
Ok, I will do it when I am back at home.
paul- wrote:
> but for sure spaces in the player name break it.
Oh, did you change something there? With the older beta versions it
carsten_h wrote:
> Sure, here it is:
>
> >
Code:
> > Starting BT Controller
> bcm43xx_init
> Flash firmware /lib/firmware/brcm/BCM4345C0.hcd
> Set BDADDR UART: b8:27:eb:db:e8:15
> Set Controller UART speed to 300 bit/s
> Device setup complete
> RPi
paul- wrote:
> Some users are using openvpn. Just make a script and put it in the user
> commands on the tweaks page. That will get run at boot time.
>
> You should be able to find the threads searching, if not create a new
> thread. It will not get found again buried in here.
Appreciate
chill wrote:
> Yes, you can share the disk using samba on the RPi.
It is working.
chill wrote:
> but the Mac has rsync that can work with network disks
Yes, CCC ist using rsync internally. I started it to test yesterday, but
there are always all files synced. There has to be some problem
paul- wrote:
> Attaching the bluetooth log would be best for me to evaluate what is
> happening.
Sure, here it is:
Code:
Starting BT Controller
bcm43xx_init
Flash firmware /lib/firmware/brcm/BCM4345C0.hcd
Set BDADDR UART: b8:27:eb:db:e8:15
Set Controller UART
carsten_h wrote:
> Ok, this seems to be interesting. I think it should also be possible to
> mount the disk via smb on the Mac if this is installed in piCorePlayer?
> So I only have to let CCC to do the synchronization automatically when
> the disk is mounted.
> Or is FileZilla able to do a
carsten_h wrote:
> That was the case the last time I tested it. As I tday started the Pi
> there was already an entry for my headphone and it was connected as I
> switched the headphone on.
>
> And that is not the case. There is a green checkmark on the bluetooth
> webpage for the connected
paul- wrote:
> To be clear, you are saying that after a reboot, there is nothing shown
> in paired devices?
That was the case the last time I tested it. As I tday started the Pi
there was already an entry for my headphone and it was connected as I
switched the headphone on.
paul- wrote:
>
carsten_h wrote:
> I looked into .filetool.lst before and there this line is already the
> last one. But I added it.
>
> I also saw that before the change the data for my headphone is displayed
> on the piCorePlayer webpage as connected. Only in Jivelite I can only
> choose the local
chill wrote:
> I also use a Mac, and I adopted EXT4 for my music storage attached to my
> RPi4. FileZilla (on the Mac) allows me to copy files to my music disk
> over the network, with a fully intuitive graphical interface
Ok, this seems to be interesting. I think it should also be possible
paul- wrote:
>
> >
Code:
> >
> echo "var/lib/bluetooth" >> /opt/.filetool.lst
> pcp bu
>
> >
>
I looked into .filetool.lst before and there this line is already the
last one. But I added it.
I also saw that before the change the data
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
>
carsten_h wrote:
>
> Yes, that is correct, but on my Mac where the music is stored, I have
> only support for these. I have to install extra software for ext*
> support because this is not really supported here.
I also use a Mac, and I adopted EXT4 for my music storage attached to my
RPi4.
paul- wrote:
> But yes M.2 drives (Or rather the enclosures) are very problematic on
> the RPI boards.
My Pi 3B+ didn't had any problems, but OK it is only USB 2, maybe there
is no problem. I will try it today with a 2,5" SATA SSD in an USB 3
enclosure.
paul- wrote:
> And ditch HFS and
I run a samsung T5 500gb ssd attached directly to my pi4, Formatted
ext4. Works every-time. I've not done a throughput test, but this is
my build computer, and it handles compiling jobs just fine. Trim
support is not real good on this drive. But yes M.2 drives (Or rather
the enclosures)
> I can not tell you. That is something I want to know.
Well if you try for yourself you may find out :)
> I wanted to have a tiny system that is not writing to the SD-card all
> the time. That would be the case with a Raspbian installation.
This is not a problem in the real world I think,
Man in a van wrote:
> So it's a LMS on pCP/usb mount problem ?
I can not tell you. That is something I want to know.
Man in a van wrote:
> Well why not try LMS on a Raspbian Desktop ?
I wanted to have a tiny system that is not writing to the SD-card all
the time. That would be the case with
carsten_h wrote:
> It is the USB-C poweradapter for the Pi 4.
>
>
>
> No, because this Pi should be only my music-server (LMS) and everyone in
> the house can use it. I have another piCorePlayer running with
> squeezelite/jivelite with a 7" display.
So it's a LMS on pCP/usb mount problem ?
Man in a van wrote:
> is this the one for the rpi3 or the rpi4
It is the USB-C poweradapter for the Pi 4.
Man in a van wrote:
> Have you thought about installing Squeezelite on a Raspbian Desktop
No, because this Pi should be only my music-server (LMS) and everyone in
the house can use it.
carsten_h wrote:
> Yes, I searched for it. My enclosure has a ASM1351 chip inside, which
> should make no problems, as I read there.
Ahh.. a speed reader, I can't move my finger so quickly these days
:rolleyes::p
> I am using the original Pi poweradapter.
Man in a van wrote:
> Some of the chipsets in the usb connectors sometimes don't don't
> function corrrectly when connected to a pi.
Yes, I searched for it. My enclosure has a ASM1351 chip inside, which
should make no problems, as I read there.
carsten_h wrote:
> No, I didn't. But the SSD worked before without any problems on the same
> port. Why should a few files more make a difference?
>
>
>
> I am able to use a search engine. :-)
>
> But I didn't find any problem that looks like mine.
The link was to illustrate that not
Man in a van wrote:
> Have you tried the usb2 slots ?
No, I didn't. But the SSD worked before without any problems on the same
port. Why should a few files more make a difference?
Man in a van wrote:
> Otherwise type this into a search engine and enjoy the read
I am able to use a search
Paul Webster wrote:
> How is the SSD powered?
Only via the USB 3 slot of the Pi 4. I checked if the lightning symbol
is shown on the HDMI output, but it is not there, so there should be no
power problems. I am using the original Pi poweradapter.
carsten_h wrote:
> I still have problems with starting up piCorePlayer. I have attached a
> USB 3 enclosure for a M.2 SSD on a Pi 4. This is partitioned with MBR
> and inside is an ExFAT filesystem (hfs+ is also not working).
> At startup piCorePlayer is waiting at USB mount forever. If I start
How is the SSD powered?
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USB 3 enclosure for a M.2 SSD on a Pi 4. This is partitioned with MBR
and inside is an ExFAT filesystem (hfs+ is also not working).
At startup piCorePlayer is waiting at USB mount forever. If I start
without the SSD
paul- wrote:
> If you are gonna try to run squeezelite and slimserver on the same pi,
> with the RT kernel. At least isolate squeezelite to one core. Leave
> the other cores to manage the server stuff.
That's the point, you're right. How could i check if i'm really 100% 0db
?
How do you know its not already at full volume?
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i try -U option, but see no differences, i did as you suggest and post
on related thread.
Thank you so mych for helping.
Regards.
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a491765 wrote:
>
> Could you paul please explain me a bit more about -U option and -V as i
> asked in my previous post ?
>
That might be better asked in the squeezelite thread.
Man in a van wrote:
> @a491765
> No that was just an example, I normally run hw: :)
> With some usb cards it's a case of "try what works".
Ok still use HW then.
Man in a van wrote:
> I have never found any difference, let alone any improvement (maybe I'm
> deaf and simple :(:):p:eek:)
If you are gonna try to run squeezelite and slimserver on the same pi,
with the RT kernel. At least isolate squeezelite to one core. Leave
the other cores to manage the server stuff.
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@a491765
> Do you suggest to use front:CARD=C2,DEV=0 instead of hw:CARD=C2,DEV=0 ?
No that was just an example, I normally run hw: :)
With some usb cards it's a case of "try what works".
> In LMS i already put volume 100% option, but i was thinking this more a
> trick from the client than a
Thanks for your reply guys,
@Mann in a van :
already did this :
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Do you suggest to use front:CARD=C2,DEV=0 instead of hw:CARD=C2,DEV=0 ?
In LMs i already did put volume 100% option, but i'm thinking this more
a trick from the client than a real solution from source.
What do you think ?
> have an option called mixer settigs and be able to choose between SW /
> HW / Disable Mixer (and by the way volume control)
> The disable option gives a 0db, volume 100% and force me to control
> volume on my amp. I guess this is the "bitperfect" solution for my
> setting.
pCP is quite a bit
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commands on the tweaks page. That will get run at boot time.
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Kinda a stretch and not sure if it's the right place. I put v6 on a 3b
with no issues.
I vpn to my house to access my music, typically use my phone and an
android sb player and remote. Is there a way to implement vpn at boot
so i could connect when not on my home network? Im using
gian wrote:
> My LMS is on another PC, same LAN, no Phillips plugin.
> Will check the logs.
>
> When it freezes, it's the whole pi.
If you are doing grouped players, Phillips Group players plugin handles
device connects and disconnects much better than stock sync. I would
recommend it.
Is
mcduman wrote:
> b8? where is it?
Not released. If you repo dive, you can find it, *DL at your own risk*,
I will not support any b8 questions at this point.
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paul- wrote:
> Now that I think more about it, the syncing issue will need to be likely
> watched in LMS logging, or by watching player messages by listening on
> the lms CLI. Where is you LMS server running?. Are you using Phillips
> groups plugin?
>
> As for the freezingis the player
mcduman wrote:
> where is it?
In the download folder. Just delete the filename from the link in the
first post.
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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
>
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
paired the headphone. It was on the
mkt wrote:
> (I googled first but might have missed it.)
>
> Is it possible to configure more than one wifi network in
> wpa_supplicant.conf?
>
> Thanks and best regards,
> Mike
Yes.
People use the feature to handle taking the device between locations and
then have it auto-connect at each.
(I googled first but might have missed it.)
Is it possible to configure more than one wifi network in
wpa_supplicant.conf?
Thanks and best regards,
Mike
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Now that I think more about it, the syncing issue will need to be likely
watched in LMS logging, or by watching player messages by listening on
the lms CLI. Where is you LMS server running?. Are you using Phillips
groups plugin?
As for the freezingis the player freezing, or the whole pi?
> Perhaps try to start an ssh session and watch the logging directly
Do I need to load some dev extension?
There is a ton of bluetooth extensions, and I wouldn't want to mess the
install..
Madamina, il catalogo è questo... town: Musical Fidelity Dr.Thomas,
Preamp II, Infinity 7K, Squeezebox
I've not seen this before, but then I only use the RPI BT. I've not
played much with other dongles.
Perhaps try to start an ssh session and watch the logging directly
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Hello All,
I am trying to investigate what's wrong with this Raspberry 3:
PiCorePlayer v6.0.0-b5 | linux 4.19.75-pcpCore_v7 | piCore v10.2pCP |
Squeezelite v1.9.6-1198-pCP
The system has one USB BT dongle (BT on board disconnected), with two
identical BT speakers connected.
One acts as alarm
paul- wrote:
> Why press the button to update squeezelite
Oh, that part updates only Squeezelite? Ok, than it is clear. I thought
"Update all" updates the whole piCorePlayer.
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Paul Webster wrote:
> Any chance of getting libcec (and I think some related videocore pieces)
> into pCP 6?
> Then could have another go at getting the TV Remote to control a local
> JiveLite via HDMI CEC ... via regular uinput mechanism by using
> https://github.com/bramp/libcec-daemon
That
carsten_h wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I am using an installation on a Pi 4 of piCorePlayer only for the LMS
> part. So I disabled Squeezelite for it which is working at normal system
> start without any problems. But when I am starting an Update/Full Update
> on the main page Squeezelite will be
Any chance of getting libcec (and I think some related videocore pieces)
into pCP 6?
Then could have another go at getting the TV Remote to control a local
JiveLite via HDMI CEC ... via regular uinput mechanism by using
https://github.com/bramp/libcec-daemon
Paul Webster
Hello!
I am using an installation on a Pi 4 of piCorePlayer only for the LMS
part. So I disabled Squeezelite for it which is working at normal system
start without any problems. But when I am starting an Update/Full Update
on the main page Squeezelite will be started afterwards.
It's not a real
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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Maybe it has a little bit more or less sectors.
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FWIW: I used a WD Elements 10TB before this HDD which did not introduce
16MB of something. I just checked and that one is GPT partitioned too.
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It's GPT.
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Supertramp wrote:
> I just connected the drive to my PC and Disk Management shows this:
>
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>
> Not sure where I can find any info regarding GPT or MBR?
Right Click on "Disk 9" then properties then volumes tab
Jeff
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Supertramp wrote:
> Just one partition which uses the complete available space.
Which partitionformat did you used? GPT or MBR? Maybe the other one is
using the 16MB. :-)
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Yes, it is initiated, partitioned and formatted. Just one partition
which uses the complete available space.
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Supertramp wrote:
> I recently bought a WD Red 10TB HDD
Did you partitioned the drive when you got it (you should always do it
with new drives, because you don't know what is installed)?
Maybe it is the rest of the drive that can not used for the partition
with the ntfs filesystem because it
Hi,
I recently bought a WD Red 10TB HDD which I use in a Raidsonic Icy Box
enclosure. When mounting this USB HDD to pCP 6.0.0, the drive gets
mounted as well as a 16MB "something else".
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Although all works very well, I am just wondering what this "something
else" could be? The Icy Box
JaMo wrote:
> Will do.
>
> I have ordered another RaspberryPi 4B and will do it in a more
> structured way with that one. Today was loan-pi and alot of trial and
> errors. I will document it down and post.
> /Jan
This is not so easy. I got the Pi4B+ 2GB today. Flashed on pCP 6.0.0-b7.
Chosed
coyrls wrote:
> You can specify multiple library locations in LMS, so there shouldn't be
> any need for LVM.
Yes I'm aware of the wonderfully easy way one can add extra storage to
pCP. I simply wanted to not have to keep manually balancing what goes
where on several HDDs. Many thank Claus for
ChipMonk wrote:
> Whilst commissioning my recent RasPi4 pCP v6 setup, I realised that I
> need to increase my HDD capacity to make it future proof (famous last
> words!). The most cost- effective way to do this, whilst maintaining
> maximum flexibility, would be to use Logical Volume
Paul Webster wrote:
> If you note here the settings that worked here then it might help
> someone else later.
Will do.
I have ordered another RaspberryPi 4B and will do it in a more
structural way with that one. Today was alot of trial and errors. I will
document it down and post.
/Jan
JaMo wrote:
> I finally got it running!
>
> /Jan
If you note here the settings that worked here then it might help
someone else later.
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paul- wrote:
> All usb dacs are a crap shoot with rpi devices. You might need to try
> different settings on the usb part of the Tweaks page.
Thanks Paul,
I finally got it running!
/Jan
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JaMo wrote:
> Hi I just bought a Mutec MC3+ USB.
>
> It is a XMOS based device/digital interface that converts, reclocks.
>
> I got it to work with older PiCorPlayer software 3.5.0 on a 3B-pi with
> output setting: [ iec958:CARD=M20,DEV=0 ]. I haven't got it to work with
> pi 3B+ (5.0.1) or
Hi everyone,
First, I would like to aknowledge the developers for this wonderful OS
that is piCorePlayer.
I just have bought a RPi 4 1 Gb to work with my Allo digione card and it
works like a charm with the pCP 6.0 beta 7. I'm coming from a RPi 3B and
I wanted to make my audio server runs
Hi I just bought a Mutec MC3+ USB.
It is a XMOS based device/digital interface that converts, reclocks.
I got it to work with older PiCorPlayer software 3.5.0 on a 3B-pi with
output setting: [ iec958:CARD=M20,DEV=0 ]. I haven't got it to work with
pi 3B+ (5.0.1) or on pi 4B+ (6.0.0-b7)
I am
I'm pretty sure we violated KISS a long time ago with pCP. lol
But yes, pCP is designed to be lightweight. The RPi hardware itself is
really not flexible for mass storage.
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words!). The most cost- effective way to do this, whilst maintaining
maximum flexibility, would be to use Logical Volume Management. I use
I believe pCP and "maximum flexibility" don't go together. If you want
maximum flexibility, then use something else.
--
Michael
ChipMonk wrote:
> Any help or pointers would be most welcome.
Hi Chip
I loaded the piCorePlayer web interface and on the MAIN page I checked
EXTENSIONS. I then changed from the Information tab to the tab named
Available. Here you can see what packages are available.
The package for LVM is
paul- wrote:
> GPT is in the kernel. Userspace is not needed to mount a GPT. But pCP
> needs it so that it can find out information about a GPT disk.
Time is an interesting factor here. Today I tried my GPT partitioned
drive with a hfs+ filesystem and it was mounted instantly and also
Whilst commissioning my recent RasPi4 pCP v6 setup, I realised that I
need to increase my HDD capacity to make it future proof (famous last
words!). The most cost- effective way to do this, whilst maintaining
maximum flexibility, would be to use Logical Volume Management. I use
Stablebit
paul- wrote:
> Can you start a new thread with all the detail you previously posted.
> That will make it easier to track, vs getting buried in this thread
Yes, you can find it here:
carsten_h wrote:
> Is it possible to write to I2c with piCorePlayer? So I can write one
> byte at start to let the fan work in one defined speed.
Yes you can, we can probably run the scripts(Daemon) that they use. You
just can use the installation script. Can you start a new thread with
all
TinyTommy wrote:
> Never could have worked that out myself!
> Thanks Paul, seems that's exactly how it's done.
>
> But I think I will have to move my LMS to the Raspberry to get it really
> usable.
> The way my system is set up, it doesn't work well enough.
> LMS is on a NAS on the 2nd floor,
Paul Webster wrote:
> ..but I think that the way to do it is to think of that URL as being
> like an Internet radio stream.
> From your LMS interface, tell one of your players to play that stream
> URL while using your Bluetooth source to send audio to the pCP
> Bluetooth...
Never could have
TinyTommy wrote:
>
> Now that pcp-streamer is installed and I see this URL, what am I
> supposed to do with it?
> Obviously, I don't have the slightest about how BT is supposed to work!
>
I have not used this - but I think that the way to do it is to think of
that URL as being like an
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