wtnh wrote:
> Sorry to resurrect an old note, but I just got 3.21 running on a Pi Zero
> W and wanted to see if LMS would run on it. I understand it is
> preferable to use USB storage, but this is a bit of a pain on a Zero.
> (You can find sticks with micro USB connectors but they bump into the
starbender wrote:
> Already checked this first. Could it be related with two usb drive?
>
> Moode is handled both drive fine..
>
USB can always make a pi act funny. I would boot the system without
anything attached, except network, keyboard and display.then add the
drives one at a time to
wtnh wrote:
> Sorry to resurrect an old note, but I just got 3.21 running on a Pi Zero
> W and wanted to see if LMS would run on it. I understand it is
> preferable to use USB storage, but this is a bit of a pain on a Zero.
> (You can find sticks with micro USB connectors but they bump into the
slimhase wrote:
> Actually, I am pretty pleased with the sound! It is comparable to
> playing a FM Station on that radio. (No 'HiFi' of course - its a small
> table top radio)
> There is some light background 'wizzing' sound from the Pi if you listen
> very carefully, but I got that down
wtnh wrote:
> Glad you got it to work. However, I would not expect it to sound any
> better than a regular pi audio out jack. I found these to be noisy and
> not exactly hifi. You could probably improve sound with even a cheap hat
> dac.
Actually, I am pretty pleased with the sound! It is
paul- wrote:
> Best Option is what Jeff said, but If you really must store on the SD
> card, the best way would be to create a 3rd partition.
>
> From a fresh image, only expand the main pCP partion (mmcblk0p2) to
> about 200MB, then create a 3rd partition on the SDcard to use the rest
> of
nowhinjing wrote:
> The instructions have been improved and updated to reflect progress so
> far ... Please see
>
> >
Code:
> > www.pughx2.com
> >
>
> Again many thanks to @Paul_ and @Ralphy for their invaluable
> expertise.
>
> Hope it is of
Btw; I really appreciate work of picore team. My favorite distribution
and i admire the clever approach behind this great idea..
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sbp wrote:
> Do you have a power issue?
> It will be indicated by lightning bolt in the upper right corne on the
> screen.Already checked this first. Could it be related with two usb drive?
Moode is handled both drive fine..
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starbender wrote:
> Tried normal version. Same thing happened. Pi reboots and freeze with
> both red and green lights lit forever. This time after mounting two usb
> disk without samba installation. Hardwired network, no wifi. So i think
> its random and really not related with samba.
>
> Sent
slimhase wrote:
> Now I am stuck with getting PWM Audio from pCP on piZero:
> I followed the linked instrucions:
> https://learn.adafruit.com/adding-basic-audio-ouput-to-raspberry-pi-zero/pi-zero-pwm-audio
> (admittedly without really knowing what I am doing)
> So, I added this:
>
Greg Erskine wrote:
>
> .
> I think 100% is equal to +4dB. From memory, the default is 100% where
> 0dB would be nicer IMHO.
> .
>
Sorry Greg, i think i did not understand well what you mean by this
statement :( :( :(
piPlayer wrote:
> On my system the clock screen savers working well with the waveshare
> display.
> Therefore I have changed the resolution of the clock .png images and
> modified the ClockApplet.lua file.
> But in my case the .png files must be stored in the clock folder of
> WQVGAsmallSkin and
paul- wrote:
> You will need to connect a display to see what is going on.
>
> But I would not recommend using the audio version when using your pi to
> be a server.Tried normal version. Same thing happened. Pi reboots and freeze
> with
both red and green lights lit forever. This time after
jncweb wrote:
> Hi Paul,
>
> Wi-Fi problems were with RPi 3 and picoreplayer 3.20 audio version, so I
> went back to v3.11 mentioned on a previous thread.
>
> Wi-Fi settings seemed to be entered correctly, but couldn't connect to
> network. I have not tried 3.21.
>
> best
> John
Why the
Hi Paul,
Wi-Fi problems were with RPi 3 and picoreplayer 3.20 audio version, so I
went back to v3.11 mentioned on a previous thread.
Wi-Fi settings seemed to be entered correctly, but couldn't connect to
network. I have not tried 3.21.
best
John
Drive handling should be better in 3.21. But yes, exfat doesn't work.
What wifi problems did you have with 3.21? I use the rpi3 wifi every
day
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hi andreame,
On the [Squeezelite Settings] page there is usually a [Audio card
control] button where you can set ALSA output level.
I think 100% is equal to +4dB. From memory, the default is 100% where
0dB would be nicer IMHO.
Also, on the [Tweaks] page in [Advanced] mode, there is "ALSA
sbp wrote:
> I think you should try the Hifiberry DAC zero/miniAmp driver from the
> dropdown list.
Great, I will try this!
3.02 is running perfect, but it always is nice to use latest version, if
possible!
Thanks again Paul!
Regards,
Alex
kidstypike wrote:
> I format my USB sticks/drives NTFS, never had a problem.
>
Using Macs and have another player that uses SD cards so not ideal, but
this is good to know that this works. I will see if I can get FAT32
working with either an ADATA SSD or a memory card reader.
gsp_steve wrote:
> Did anyone know if this also works on a Raspberry Model B?
Don't Know - give it a go - you will only waste an hour of your time and
you will add to our wealth of knowledge ...
NWJ
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