lordvader wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> I've got a Denafrips Aries II, which supports DSD1024. I've been able to
> get DSD512 working just fine using piCorePlayer 8.0.0, but if I try some
> DSD1024, I get the following:
>
> >
Code:
> > [16:24:39.576299] _read_header:159 DSF
bpa wrote:
> From a quick look at the code (I only know a little bit about it) -
> squeezelite has a max rate of 768000 (I'm not sure if this is updated by
> ALSA returned values) and I think squeezelite compares the max rate
> against the stream sample rate/32 (i.e. 45158400/32 =1411200 )
>
Press the more> links where ever you see them, there is help.
First issue is. For NFS, vers=3.0 is not valid, it is only vers=3
Samba is only for sharing files on the pCP device to other computers.
It is not used or needed for connecting to your NAS.
piCorePlayer a small player for the
USB ports on NAS will probably only power the Pi. You wont be able to
access drives on the NAS that way.
Instead mount the drives via CIFS/NFS not as USB as you do with your Mac
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In process, yes, but you need to use the overlays and config from their
script.
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I'll add the missing 1411200 and 1536000 sample rates for the next
squeezelite release.
Ralphy
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'Squeezebox client builds'
(https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/) 'donations'
Those words and how are in the procedure. Read it and walk though it.
That should help you understand.
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OK - so did a firmware downgrade, as denfarips removed DSD1024 support
for macos ...
Here the device specs:
Code:
tc@pCP:/var/log$ cat /proc/asound/card1/stream0
DENAFRIPS USB HiRes Audio at usb-:01:00.0-1.3, high speed : USB Audio
Playback:
Status: Stop
bpa wrote:
> The error message is shown when squeezelite has determined that the
> sample rate of the stream is too high for the "supported sample rates" -
> not sure where that comes from yet.
>
> Run the alsacap tool to show what ALSA capabilities are for the device.
Hmmm... This is what I
paul- wrote:
> Alright. Lots of changes here, hope I didn't break anything.
This version is working without any problems with my Headphones here.
For the version before I had to set the delay to a higher value, but now
when using SBC I don't have any problems with any type of input (MP3
Hi
I'm a longtime user of LMS but I am in the process of installing PCP on
a Raspberry Pi4 in order to use it as a standalone, always on, LMS
server attached by USB to 3TB of music on my NAS. Presently I run LMS on
my main computer (M1 MacMini) which is not convenient. I'm not really
familiar
lordvader wrote:
> DSD1024 isn't generally available, but anything I can do to help debug,
> would love to have a crack at it.
The error message is shown when squeezelite has determined that the
sample rate of the stream is too high for the "supported sample rates" -
not sure where that comes
lordvader wrote:
> >
Code:
> > Rates: 44100, 48000, 88200, 96000, 176400, 192000, 352800, 384000,
705600, 768000, 1411200, 1536000
>
> >
>From a quick look at the code (I only know a little bit about it) -
squeezelite has a max rate of
paul- wrote:
> The scripts are for RPiOS and also for X. pCP/jivelite only works with
> framebuffers. Not an automatic install. It will take some messing
> around.
>
>
> However if you read the script
> https://github.com/goodtft/LCD-show/blob/master/MHS35-show
>
> if you copy the
paul- wrote:
> In process, yes, but you need to use the overlays and config from their
> script.
Thanks. And how do I "use the overlay" (sorry, don't know what that
means), where is the config and how do I access/save it? Sorry for basic
questions, but only been dabbling with pCP for about it a
ralphy wrote:
> I'll add the missing 1411200 and 1536000 sample rates for the next
> squeezelite release.
Legend! Thanks :)
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Yes, it appears it should work fine. After switching off the internal
wifi.
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Thanks so much for your help.
I have been able to use picoreplayer with internal wifi (with occasional
drop outs which are definitely my network rather than the software -
dongle will solve it).
>From what I have seen it is great. I have been able to install some
great LMS add-ons and
@ themicksa
Not wanting to add to the confusion , :eek: but I'll just sneak in and
then sneak out :p
If attempting CIFS again, try pasting this in the options box
> uid=1001,gid=50,vers=1.0
increase to 2.0 or even try without vers if it does not work :rolleyes:
ronnie
who wonders id the
As its a Vortexbox you must use CIFS not NFS. No additional set up on
VB required.
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paul- wrote:
> Press the more> links where ever you see them, there is help.
>
> First issue is. For NFS, vers=3.0 is not valid, it is only vers=3
>
>
> Samba is only for sharing files on the pCP device to other computers.
> It is not used or needed for connecting to your NAS.
Thanks for
Thanks. Done that.
in iwconfig I can see:
tc@pCP:~$ iwconfig
lono wireless extensions.
eth0 no wireless extensions.
wlan0 IEEE 802.11 ESSID:"guestroom"
Mode:Managed Frequency:2.412 GHz Access Point:
68:FF:7B:7A:2C:5E
Bit Rate=72.2 Mb/s Tx-Power=31 dBm
Retry short
Tx for the suggestions, Man in a van's suggestion worked but was
distorted at higher bit rates.
Then I discovered the Squeezelite Output devices section on the Diags
page with the detailed descriptions of each output and tried the
simplest setting i.e. 'sysdefault:CARD=USB- E-MU 0404
d6jg wrote:
> Yes.
> Youll need to declare the Pis IP address in the NFS settings on NAS.
> If you can keep it wired and switch off WiFi so it has one IP address
> and then reserve that in your Router
I don't think I see an option on the NAS to do that. As mentioned that's
running VortexBox
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?103330-Jivelite-for-piCorePlayer=1027716=1#post1027716
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kidstypike wrote:
> Thread title is "Can't mount USB disk on Picoreplayer. Help needed
> please." :confused:It is but it is really a NAS [emoji1787]
Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
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d6jg wrote:
> USB ports on NAS will probably only power the Pi. You wont be able to
> access drives on the NAS that way.
> Instead mount the drives via CIFS/NFS not as USB as you do with your Mac
Thanks for that. I was under the impression that the NAS would behave
like a USB-connected HD, so
themicksa wrote:
> Thanks for that. I was under the impression that the NAS would behave
> like a USB-connected HD, so I'm grateful for that insight. As to
> mounting via CIFS/NFS, I guess that's the nub of my problem: how to
> correctly address that in the Setup Network Disk Mount section of
themicksa wrote:
> Thanks for that. I was under the impression that the NAS would behave
> like a USB-connected HD, so I'm grateful for that insight. As to
> mounting via CIFS/NFS, I guess that's the nub of my problem: how to
> correctly address that in the Setup Network Disk Mount section of
Lots of distractions so lets start with some basics.
Players do not "See" music. It is the LMS server that "Sees" the music
library, and then sends it to a player. You could very easily have the
piCorePlayer player device connecting to your Mac LMS server. If you
are getting confused with
Click to use works fine on an phone's browser. One just needs to read
instructions.
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kidstypike wrote:
> Why such a complex share name? I just enter the folder name. I use CIFS
> though.
>
> 35431
Thanks. I'd seen your question to this effect in an earlier post, but so
far have had no luck setting up CIFS similarly (screenshot)
Advice in the More> section for NFS reads:
for
I mentioned this before.
for CIFS, vers=3 is not valid. This the way the kernel developers
chose to do this, so please don't shoot me.
vers=3.0
And are you sure your NAS supports SMB version 3 protocol? Have you
tried vers=2.0 or even vers=1.0?
piCorePlayer a small player for the
Another pitfall that others get into. Again from the help info.
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cifs-utils will handle the SMB versions automatically. The reason that
it is not included by default...it adds 30MB of dependencies..
pCP is the minimalist approach to an OS.
slartibartfast wrote:
> It is but it is really a NAS [emoji1787]
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Vortexbox is a NAS?
Doh! :rolleyes:
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d6jg wrote:
> His NAS is in fact a Vortexbox. Initially referred to as a NAS but later
> revealed to actually be a VB which he was trying to connect to his Pi by
> USB.
>
> I dont think NFS is installed on VB so he will have to connect his Pi
> by CIFS/Samba
It's alright, I'm taking my
andreas99 wrote:
>
>
> So short time solution I'll try to rebuild libSDL1.2 with tslib
> support.
>
>
This worked so far that no it doesn't behave like a mouse any more.
Where ever I click I get an instance feedback. So far so great.
But it seems my touch event behaves like a long press.
my picoreplayer is connected to a TV (1080p resolution) and I can see
the system booting and even the splashscreen of jivelite but then the
screen is 100% dark.
Killing the jivelite process shows the system back and then a new
splashscreen but still not the usual output of jivelite.
How to
d6jg wrote:
> As its a Vortexbox you must use CIFS not NFS. No additional set up on
> VB required.
Thread title is "Can't mount USB disk on Picoreplayer. Help needed
please." :confused:
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playlists & LMS cache on SSD (ntfs)
kidstypike wrote:
> Thread title is "Can't mount USB disk on Picoreplayer. Help needed
> please." :confused:
His NAS is in fact a Vortexbox. Initially referred to as a NAS but later
revealed to actually be a VB which he was trying to connect to his Pi by
USB.
I dont think NFS is installed on
I'm getting the occasional, very brief audio glitch on my Sennheiser 440
HD BT Bluetooth headphones when connected to the Pi. Have the Pi set as
a WAP, and know its Wi-Fi and Bluetooth signals are on similar
frequencies, so wondered if the Pi's WAP Wi-Fi could be interfering with
the Pi's
the only way it works cleanly, is to use the newer pi3B+ of rpi4, and
use the 5G channels for WiFi.
If you only have a 2.4 WiFi availiable, you need a separate WiFi stick,
or separate bluetooth. Get the antennas separated.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage:
Hey all,
I've got a Denafrips Aries II, which supports DSD1024. I've been able to
get DSD512 working just fine using piCorePlayer 8.0.0, but if I try some
DSD1024, I get the following:
Code:
[16:24:39.576299] _read_header:159 DSF version: 1 format: 0
mr-b wrote:
>
>
> I have a Justboom DAC HAT also but am trying out a USB dac. Or do I have
> to remove the DAC HAT for the USB one to work?
>
> I tried all the examples in help with no success.
I would try
front:CARD=USB,DEV=0
if no volume then SSH into the pi:
Alsamixer > F6 on your
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