When mounting music from the LMS page, it is done by using the drive
uuid. As usb devices like to change /dev/sd? Letters when rebooting.
It will work better in the next version. If you want a backup, just do
it manually.
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I would like to use a USB thumb drive to save my config file using the
"Save to USB" on the "Main" page of pCP 3.20. I also use a USB drive to
store my music. I think I know the answer to this, but here goes...
The music drive mounts to mnt/music. Is there a way to mount the USB for
the config fi
paul- wrote:
>
> Pascal, would you mind sharing the diagram and PCB info for the trigger
> board?
Sure.
Be aware, it is nothing special. It is just a relay that gets triggered
by a 12 volts signal.
The relay is simply wired in parallel witch the mains switch.
Schematic attached.
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d6jg wrote:
> The official Pi Zero W case is quite pretty and its not difficult to
> hide the USB connection.
>
Be wary of cases with the Zero W, the antennas aren't that great.
Pascal, would you mind sharing the diagram and PCB info for the trigger
board?
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d6jg wrote:
> Pascal's implementation in System Photos (not DIY as I said before) is
> what I want to achieve. The components look easy enough to get hold of
> but he has drilled out the rear panel near perfectly and added a bracket
> at the front to angle the screen properly.
The latest version
mherger wrote:
> > The official Pi Zero W case is quite pretty and its not difficult to
> > hide the USB connection.
>
> If you plan to hide it anyway, why bother about the case?
>
> BTW: JustBoom do dedicated cases for their hats, too. Pi 0 plus hat
> would result in a compact black box, with
The official Pi Zero W case is quite pretty and its not difficult to
hide the USB connection.
If you plan to hide it anyway, why bother about the case?
BTW: JustBoom do dedicated cases for their hats, too. Pi 0 plus hat
would result in a compact black box, with fewer cables to hide.
Its off
Excuse me if I'm being thick:
If I install LIRC via the tweaks page in the pCP web gui, the squeezlite
command line is automatically extended by -i and the LIRCd command line
does not get the --uinput option.
Is there a way I can tamper with these commandlines?
Without pCP I don't know how to in
mherger wrote:
> > I hear what you say but for aesthetic reasons I wanted to avoid a
> pHAT
> > as there are so few Zero + pHAT cases available and most are just
> plain
> > ugly.
>
> Uglier than a Pi case with a USB dongle plugged in to its back?...
>
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> Michael
The official Pi Zero W
I hear what you say but for aesthetic reasons I wanted to avoid a pHAT
as there are so few Zero + pHAT cases available and most are just plain
ugly.
Uglier than a Pi case with a USB dongle plugged in to its back?...
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paul- wrote:
> There are so many I2s DACs out there, I would stay away from any USB
> dac. You just have to solder the gpio header in your zero.
I hear what you say but for aesthetic reasons I wanted to avoid a pHAT
as there are so few Zero + pHAT cases available and most are just plain
ugly.
There are so many I2s DACs out there, I would stay away from any USB
dac. You just have to solder the gpio header in your zero.
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I gave my Pi Zero W another try with pCp 3.2 today.
I can get audio over HDMI but I still can't get USB Audio to work with
my Sabre DAC.
pCp sees the device as "iec958" but none of the settings I try produce
any audio. This DAC works fine with pCp 3.2 on a Pi3 so I can only
conclude that the Zer
ElFishi wrote:
> thanks for chiming in.
> So how would I go about to make squueezelite stop listening to lirc and
> instead have lirc inject keyboard events that slimmer can pick up?
Make sure squeezelite is NOT running with the -i lirc.conf option and
that lircd is run with the --uinput comman
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