> Ah! Could the noise perhaps be caused by the powerline RF signal? It
> would be a pretty wide bandwidth, variable noise signal - and with a
> clear burst at the beginning as the song starts to be buffered.
Seems I lied earlier. I get the same type of noise regardless of what
setup I use. Amp
newface wrote:
> I have played around so more.
> And it worked.
>
> So I'm very happy guy.
Congratulations!
Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a
while, you could miss it. - Ferris Bueller
Bas Horneman wrote:
> Seems I lied earlier. I get the same type of noise regardless of what
> setup I use. Amp (gainclone) and speakers are the same.
> Both on HifiBerry Pro and Duriosound...Even if I use a wifi dongle. Both
> use a high quality linear power supply. The duriousound even
Hi Guys
I'm thinking of replacing my ageing LMS machine (Ubuntu PC) with a Pi
running PiCorePayer. I use PiCorePlayer as a player with great success
but would just like to ask if there's anything I need to be especially
aware of when commissioning my new server! This server will not need to
be
It works very well as LMS server. You might find that a complete media
scan, with a big library, is slow but I doubt that this would be an
issue.
You should allow for the USB disk to be powered by its own supply.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
Stoker wrote:
> Hi Guys
>
> I'm thinking of replacing my ageing LMS machine (Ubuntu PC) with a Pi
> running PiCorePayer. I use PiCorePlayer as a player with great success
> but would just like to ask if there's anything I need to be especially
> aware of when commissioning my new server! This
newface wrote:
> Thank's for the reply.
> I'm sorry to say that I don't think it's as easy as playing around with
> "the -o" options. (I have done that)
> The reason is that the DAC is not present, the card is not recognized by
> picoreplayer.
> The odd part is that if I use a USB-wifi and the
Are you inferring my hard drive is noisy Eiffel? Of course I'm joking
Meilleurs vux lol
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*Pi2* - PcP LMS
2 x *Pi Model B* PcP Players
3 x *Pi Zero* PcP Players
*Pi2* - Webiopi custom heating controller
*Pi2* - Recallbox Arcade Controller
*Pi Model B* -
For most modest music libraries, PiCorePlayer/LMS works very well with
multiple USB sticks (I have 2 Samsung 128GB for this purpose)... this
makes for a silent and very compact solution
eiffel's Profile:
> I'm considering a RPi 3, which would be connected to my router with
> wired ethernet. As for music storage I was thinking of simply connecting
> a USB hard drive of appropriate size to one of the USB ports on the RPi.
> I'm assuming that the USB hard drive should be re-formatted to Ext4 (or
>
ith zero problemsand it is used as a
> player.
>
> I was suprised how well it worked even on an RPI2.
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I have a 1.5 tb 5 1/2 with cheap pata to usb and 12v power supply
formatted in ntfs serving my
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