ralphy wrote:
> The lcd-brightness script needs to be downloaded separately.
>
> See 'this post'
> (https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?111502-Jivelite-on-a-Pirate-Audio-240x240-screen=962110=1#post962110)
> for details.
Already tried, then it says
Code:
Thank you Paul for this tool that I didn't know.
But After testing my GPIO 17 is working properly
I want to retype that when, in the tweak, the GPIO 17 used for
GPIO-POWEROFF never light on the led when active-high
When I changed it to Active-Low.. it stays on and never turns off.
Here is the
No matter what you do here, its going to require some programming work.
Python is probably the solution with the most examples to follow.
Once you can read the NFC codes, then is as simple as using the command
line interface to send commands to LMS. We have quite a few setup in
Like this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFRwOS8BOsY
Your challenge is to track down who did it etc
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, abc
australia and
You are not in the right spot. If you see the little red more> links on
all of the pages, if you click on them, it expands to show a little more
information/help about the setting. The gpio-poweroff and gpio-shutdown
are system level events. It has absolutely nothing to do with
LMS/Squeezelite.
Hello,
i have realized my diy multiroom audio system with 3x picoreplayer, pi4
and hifiberry amp2.
great work on this. it works flawlessly.
i was able to use SqueezeButtonPi to add some controls.
now i have another idea for the kids.
is there a way to extend picoreplayer with NFC?
i was
Use manual controls to make sure things are setup properly. There is a
command line utility to do this. Also make sure you are not confusing
BCM numbering vs physical pin. i.e. GPIO 17 is Physical pin 11. Then
also make sure nothing is using GPIO 17. (DAC Hats use GPIO pins for
control)
Install the extension pigpio.tcz
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
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if you like
mherger wrote:
> >> Hi, during last week I tried to install the Docker container on a
> >> RPI4B and finally this was succesfull by using the option proposed
> by
> >> BramWithaar: do not use 'latest' but use '8.1.2'. So I also must
> >> conclude that something in 'latest' has changed. I notice
paul- wrote:
>
> Then on the squeezelite settings page, Put a 17 in the box and select
> active high.
>
> 36238
Great,
I hoped that showing the picture will help :) Now the led is turning
On /off Properly :)
I keep on doing my project.. and certainly will come later withe the
paul- wrote:
> wiring pi is a depreciated library, it won't work properly on a pi4, so
> we don't offer that package.
Hi Paul.. I had the opportunity to make it run but bay a wrong way... I
have added /lib into the backup, downloaded on my Win in order to add
the libwiring.so to the library,
Libwiringpi is depreciated, it doesnt work correctly anymore. copying
libraries from other locations is not recommended.
It depends on what you are trying to do. There are very simple
implementations to full libraries. If you need precision timing for
encoders or other clock driven uses,
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