nenu wrote:
> using 'Termux:Widget' (https://github.com/termux/termux-widget) and
> defining it as a 'task'. Which works well to start squeezelite, just not
> to stop it :)
Sorry, I am not familiar with the widget. It appears that this version
of squeezelite supports the -P option, so it may
That's great, thanks. I will get a shopping list together.
kidstypike wrote:
> In piCorePlayer you would install SAMBA (dead easy, just press a
> button), any USB discs attached to a Pi would appear in Windows File
> Explorer, just drag & drop files/folders or use a backup programme such
>
Shozzer wrote:
> It's not a huge problem if it is not easily doable. What methods do
> others use to transfer files to attached storage? I guess I could copy
> new files across the network.
In piCorePlayer you would install SAMBA (dead easy, just press a
button), any USB discs attached to a Pi
It's not a huge problem if it is not easily doable. What methods do
others use to transfer files to attached storage? I guess I could copy
new files across the network.
kidstypike wrote:
> Okay, I think it can be done, I remember someone on this forum attempted
> and managed it, I can't
Shozzer wrote:
> I understand your point. The PC would be left on a usual so that
> Arcserve can do is stuff. There are times when LMS competes with other
> applications for memory so a standalone LMS would hopefully bring some
> extra stability.
>
> At some stage over the next year I am
I understand your point. The PC would be left on a usual so that
Arcserve can do is stuff. There are times when LMS competes with other
applications for memory so a standalone LMS would hopefully bring some
extra stability.
At some stage over the next year I am going to have to consider
lol because you can.
I would never trust one of those cheap Chinese knockoff tablets.
(Apple, Samsung and Amazon are hard enough to trust)
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Shozzer wrote:
> Hi
>
> Apologies if this the wrong thread. I have been using LMS for a number
> of years, initially based on Windows Home Server (both varieties) and
> now for a few years on Windows 10. I am strongly considering an LMS unit
> using piCorePlayer as a dedicated server. I have a
Hi
Apologies if this the wrong thread. I have been using LMS for a number
of years, initially based on Windows Home Server (both varieties) and
now for a few years on Windows 10. I am strongly considering an LMS unit
using piCorePlayer as a dedicated server. I have a relatively decent
sized
Wouldn't a cheap tablet do a better job if you only want a browser?
I personally only know of iPads which are too expensive, but aren't
there a million much cheaper options now a days.
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Thanks Paul that explains it
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RobbH wrote:
> Scroll down to "How can I access device storage with Termux"
Indeed, should have RTFM. It's not just giving Termux permission to use
the storage, you need to run a command as well:
https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/Internal_and_external_storage
> What do you mean by running it as a
markiii wrote:
> thanks, tried that and no difference
Read this, especially the known issues.
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?114828-Announce-piCorePlayer-8-0-0=1027390=1#post1027390
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It works fine, but a bit slow on a 3B+. And no keyboard for text entry.
There are a few Firefox tweaks to get rid of the url bar and tabs. I
have upgraded versions of Firefox built that perform better, but not
good enough for me.
A rpi4 is probably going to work much better.
piCorePlayer a
nenu wrote:
> That works pretty well!
>
> But I have 2 questions:
> 1. is there anywhere/anyway that the filesystem in termux intersects
> with the one of Android? That would make it easier to transfer some
> files back and forth.
>
>
I haven't tested myself, but this is explained in the
i've tried with graphic-5.10 77-pcpCore-v8.tcz
andhave managed to get firefox to launch at startup in kiosk mode with
lms material skin.
some tweaking needed to get the screen right but will play further and
report back
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markiii wrote:
> thanks, tried that and no difference
I've only ever needed to do that myself.
Have a look in "Config.txt" they are a few options in there that may
help especially one that says
Code:
# For Jivelite use with HDMI screens
# Comment out the lines
thanks, tried that and no difference
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markiii wrote:
> Chaps
>
> I've just built a new PcP 8.1 install for use on a Pi4 with an external
> HDMI 1920x1080 screen
>
> it gets as far as the PcP logo that pops up as jivelite launches but
> Jivelite never appears.
>
> I've also tried the same hardware with PcP 7 and it works fine
>
>
That works pretty well!
But I have 2 questions:
1. is there anywhere/anyway that the filesystem in termux intersects
with the one of Android? That would make it easier to transfer some
files back and forth.
2. when I run squeezelite as a 'task', and then exit the task,
squeezelite keeps
ok first question Paul
you said
Install the graphics-KERNEL extension from the pCP repo.
I see graphic-5.10 77-pcpCore-v8.tcz and graphic-5.10 44-pcpCore-v8.tcz
but not the one you mention?
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Chaps
I've just built a new PcP 8.1 install for use on a Pi4 with an external
HDMI 1920x1080 screen
it gets as far as the PcP logo that pops up as jivelite launches but
Jivelite never appears.
I've also tried the same hardware with PcP 7 and it works fine
is there a step i'm missing or is
Run your LMS server on the pi4, and keep your older pi as a player.
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The older pi boards sdcard slots were not very fast. The newest boards
are faster, but dont think speeds even task a good class 10 card.
Putting your LMS data on the card works fine, but if you dont power
down your system, can lead to corrupt cards. A 3rd partition would
prevent boot
I do have a kind of new project to build for a friend a
piCorePlayer-based LMS-server with no local music library but full Qobuz
Online Music Library Integration. My friend's Qoboz has 1500 albums.
Is it feasible to do this w/o a USB drive meaning that the LMS Data
Storage Location (Slimserver)
chatt wrote:
> With LMS running as my main music server it would be much more snappier
> to get new RP. I dont have any between RP 1 and 4.
> I realised that LMS and UI is very slow on old RP.
> But if its not possible to manage with RP4 I need to do something else.You
> could try installing
Concerning rights: do note that on EXT file system users are not known
by name but by their ID which is not unique across systems as Linux
typically assigns these in order of creation. i.e. if your
`squeezeboxserver` user has ID 107 on your original system and on PcP it
has 105 then on PcP it
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