COMMUNITY-SQUEEZE-WEB-1-32.20130415GIT19ABDF9
I'll leave this in the testing repo for the moment, as I have had to
make changes to just about every source file and I haven't had time yet
to really test it. Anyway, it's ready for anyone who wants to add a
language translation.
Changes...
Code:
Triode wrote:
(http://git.freescale.com/git/cgit.cgi/imx/linux-2.6-imx.git/log/sound/soc/imx/imx-hdmi-dma.c?h=imx_3.0.35_1.1.0
if anyone wants to take a look... What do you think about removing the
last patch?)
I won't be able to do this until later this evening, but do you want me
to
Triode,
I'll set the alsa params to be ':::0' if user selects audio device with
'imxhdmisoc' in the name from the web-gui and alsa params field is left
blank on the next web-gui build?
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Hi JackOfAll,
I volunteer for the translation to Italian:)
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Ive been following the various threads about the Forum Squeezebox for a
while (from a distance) and Im considering purchasing a Wandboard too.
One of the frustrations I had while I was testing a Sonos ZP90, was the
lack of a status indicator. Since the player has no display it should
have
Pascal Hibon wrote:
Will the community SB have some kind of status indicator?
'Power LED and tricolor \function\ LED'
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?97881-Community-Funded-Squeezebox-Replacement-Would-you-be-interestedp=741758viewfull=1#post741758)
Hi -
after a very successful test of RC3 I found two insignificant errors in
the kernel config.
1: auditd.service is enabled, but failed because of missing support in
the kernel
systemctl disable auditd does the job
2: spice-vdagentd.service is enabled and
albertone74 wrote:
Hi JackOfAll,
I volunteer for the translation to Italian:)
Hi JackOfAll,
I volunteer for the translation to German
Bernd
ab.wagener's Profile:
ab.wagener wrote:
Hi -
after a very successful test of RC3 I found two insignificant errors in
the kernel config.
1: auditd.service is enabled, but failed because of missing support in
the kernel
systemctl disable auditd does the job
2: spice-vdagentd.service is enabled and
JackOfAll wrote:
'Power LED and tricolor \function\ LED'
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?97881-Community-Funded-Squeezebox-Replacement-Would-you-be-interestedp=741758viewfull=1#post741758)
Sorry, John posted later that the 'tricolor LED was not going to be
included'
Triode wrote:
It's likely that the crystals on the sound cards are slightly different
frequencies. However squeezelite is intended to skip frames to take
account of this. Do you see skips if you enable output debugging?
thanks, I'll collect some debug logs over the next few days. As sync
JackOfAll wrote:
I've made an updated release candidate image, CSOS RC2. web-gui (index
page) availability is averaging 23-25 seconds from being allocated an IP
Address via dhcp after booting. That's the best it is going to get for
the moment. I can probably shave a few more seconds off, but
The LED issue was discussed at length in the original thread starting
here
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?97881-Community-Funded-Squeezebox-Replacement-Would-you-be-interestedp=741606viewfull=1#post741606
It seems there are as many views as there are potential users.
If you
bpa wrote:
The LED issue was discussed at length in the original thread starting
here
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?97881-Community-Funded-Squeezebox-Replacement-Would-you-be-interestedp=741606viewfull=1#post741606
It seems there are as many views as there are potential
mherger wrote:
Jack - please bare with me, I'm no java guy at all (and I haven't been
any helpful in this thread so far anyway...). But wouldn't there be more
lightweight alternatives to tomcat? When I first read about it being
used here, I thought it was overkill. After reading your above
michaelvv wrote:
I have listening to 24/192Khz for a period using Audio Out Jack...
Can't recognize the distorted sound you mention.
Bernd was saying that the sound isn't distorted for him. It was me that
was hearing distortion. I haven't tested since I first forced 16 bit. So
maybe the
Well, yes and no. The war is a straight drop-in, ie. no changes required
to run under jetty, but I have seen too many unexplained crashes under
jetty to recommend doing so.
Ok. You're the expert :-).
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mherger wrote:
Ok. You're the expert :-).
I wouldn't go as far as calling myself an expert. Jack of all, master of
none... That's me! ;)
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Pascal Hibon wrote:
I really don#8217;t see how this USB thing is going to solve the status
indication of the player. In order to have it do something useful there
is a need for driver and / or software change. This will not work
straight out of the box.
It is a lot easier to just control a
JackOfAll wrote:
Bernd was saying that the sound isn't distorted for him. It was me that
was hearing distortion. I haven't tested (and by that I mean listened
critically) since I first forced 16 bit. So maybe the latest kernel
fixed it, or I had the volume at 0db. I'm not sure when I will
ashleyw wrote:
thanks, I'll collect some debug logs over the next few days. As sync
issues seem to be the number 1 problem that most SB users experience,
has any research been done to see what if any options are available to
replace the current sync logic with something that is more suited
bpa wrote:
The single LED driven by a GPI requires custom hardware and s/w
development and also somebody to maintain development if the main CPU
board is changed.
Sure, but there is always a need for software maintenance if the
hardware changes. That is even required to keep the basic
Sorry if this is a newbie question (I admit I am, concerning linux, only
experience is several versions of Ubuntu, all GUI stuff) but I'm trying
to achieve what JackOfAll described in the first post of the original
thread, getting the Squeezeserver cache onto a USB stick. I've already
managed to
Pascal Hibon wrote:
Sure, but there is always a need for software maintenance if the
hardware changes. That is even required to keep the basic player
functions operational.
Anyway, I might have another way of getting a status indication but I
would need to have the wandboard output audio
Pascal Hibon wrote:
Sure, but there is always a need for software maintenance if the
hardware changes. That is even required to keep the basic player
functions operational.
If it is part of the base hardware, then s/w maintenance is needed for
every software change not just hardware change
I added OSX support a week or two ago - has anyone other than me
sucessfully used it?
I'm asking as I have a report of the SDL libraries not building on
mountain lion. I suspect its possible to use prebuilt ones, but
interested if there are any positive reports of it working?
Triode wrote:
I added OSX support a week or two ago - has anyone other than me
sucessfully used it?
I finally got it working. Needed to start over from scratch with
anything SDL*, then it worked.
(And next I had to find out this was only a controller, and not a player
:-))
mherger wrote:
I finally got it working. Needed to start over from scratch with
anything SDL*, then it worked.
(And next I had to find out this was only a controller, and not a player
:-))
Squeezelite is the player :) http://code.google.com/p/squeezelite/
JackOfAll wrote:
I won't be able to do this until later this evening, but do you want me
to make a kernel build without that dmix patch and push it to the
testing repo?
I think its worth a try - I've not had chance to debug this properly
yet, but that looks to be the most significant change
For very adventurous people, there is now a grid branch on google
code. This is very incomplete, but is based on some earlier work by
Felix to display menu items in a grid. I've mocked up the album menu
using this, but not fixed the menu key naviagation for this yet (you
need to use up/down to
I figured out the problem with the toslink (s/pdif) output. Turns out
to be a screw up in the schematic/ pcb layout of the wandboard:
http://wandboard.org/index.php/forums?place=msg%2Fwandboard%2F0hHBY17lwdY%2FHLpXxVezm8MJ
So now the spdif works fine, at least at 44100 and 48000 Hz. But when I
TerryS wrote:
I figured out the problem with the toslink (s/pdif) output. Turns out
to be a screw up in the schematic/ pcb layout of the wandboard:
http://wandboard.org/index.php/forums?place=msg%2Fwandboard%2F0hHBY17lwdY%2FHLpXxVezm8MJ
That explains a couple of things.
TerryS wrote:
I
bakker_be wrote:
Warning: Can't open '/var/lib/squeezeboxserver/cache/plugin-data.yaml'
Looks like file permissions are screwed up. How did you get the data
from the sdcard to the new partition, cp -a or tar or something else
entirely? Did you do it as root?
michaelvv wrote:
Just meant that if mixer is 0dB , The sound would be a little too
harsh...
But anyway , Will not use the Analog when I can use Digital to my DAC..
Guys, I just did a quick test, setting the alsa params back '::24:'.
Distortion is not subtle from the line out. Doesn't
I think we might have a bit of a misunderstanding here. The i18n fr and
nl properties files I added to the web-gui are dummy files. If you
select French everything will stay that same, except for a couple of
test strings just so I could say that other languages would work if the
translations are
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