More playing with the Pirate Audio board. I've added several
"dtoverlay=gpio-key" lines to config.txt to map the GPIO buttons to
keys, and the soundcard no longer works. Still digging around in case
I've broken something else in the process.
After some digging, it's this line that breaks things:
Code:
dtoverlay=gpio-key,gpio=20,keycode=1
which makes me believe that something in the soundcard driver is also
using GPIO 20. With the line enabled, squeezelite doesn't start, but the
key
paul- wrote:
> Yes, it can be done today..just not perhaps as seemless as you want.
> You can pair your phone to a device > pCP 6.0.0-b4. Also install
> pcp-streamer. Then connect your phone and play music to the Bluetooth
> device.
>
> Phone -> Bluetooth Sink -> pcp-Streamer
I have just tried to use pCP v6.0.0-b7 as a controller only and cannot
install jivelite I get the following error
Code:
[ INFO ] Downloading Jivelite from the pCP Repository...
[ INFO ] Downloading will take a few minutes. Please wait...
Downloading: pcp-lua.tcz
msillence wrote:
> Hi,
>
> what I'm stumped by is what to put in the device name for the streamer
> I've tried:
> bluealsa:HCI=hci0,DEV=XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX,PROFILE=a2dp
>
> with my address but as yet no sound also that doesn't work when combined
> with arecord
>
> arecord -vD
Jeff,
I'll dump the entire site cache, but if that doesn't get it you can
switch to our mirror. Its the sourceforge site, so it might be a bit
slower.
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Yes the ownership of all of the files should be "tc" The "set write
permissions button should take care of any USB mounted drive. But some
file systems are a bit temperamental.
What is the format of the usb drive? Please post a screenshot like
this.
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paul- wrote:
> Yes the ownership of all of the files should be "tc" The "set write
> permissions button should take care of any USB mounted drive. But some
> file systems are a bit temperamental.
>
> What is the format of the usb drive? Please post a screenshot like
> this.
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Format
Please excuse me if this is not the thread for this issue.
I recently mounted an external drive to my piCoreplayer using 'these'
(https://www.picoreplayer.org/how_to_add_usb_hdd.shtml) excellent
instructions. The drive had previously been mounted to my Netgear router
and recently I decided to
stereoptic wrote:
> do I have to load ex-Fat?
No, Ex-FAT is for Windows. You have to load "util-linux.tcz" from the
webmenu, that's all.
You can find a question from me inside this thread where I already asked
this. :-)
carsten_h wrote:
> No, Ex-FAT is for Windows. You have to load "util-linux.tcz" from the
> webmenu for GPT partioned disks (the Mac drives are normally
> partionioned in GPT format), that's all.
> You can find a question from me inside this thread where I already asked
> this. :-)
>
> Here is
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