Is there any way to increase the buffer between LMS and the bluetooth
device?
I've got some poor 2.4GHz wifi issues and I'm getting jumpy audio to my
Sony BT speakers on a regular basis.
I'm currently using a Raspi-Zero-W and I have the most issues if I use
the built in BT & Wifi.
I've tried
paul- wrote:
> Ill make a request to get Grep updated.
Thanks. Looks like I can resolve the issue by using sed instead of grep.
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Here are the details for the script i'm using
https://github.com/trsqr/mijia_mqtt/blob/master/mijia_mqtt.sh
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paul- wrote:
> I skimmed too much. I get that extension from the piCore repo, so we
> would have to raise an issue over there.
>
> Why not just use standard regex support.
I'm using a third party script "mijia_mqtt.sh" to read my temp/humidity
sensors. I'll need to take a look at the code
I'm running some additional scripts on my picoreplayer instances to pull
data from some bluetooth based sensors. This script requires pcre
support in grep.
My older picoreplayer 7.0 systems still work as they currently have grep
3.1
Code:
tc@bluesqueeze:~$ grep
StevenEllis wrote:
> I've installed the alsaequal extension and enabled it under Tweaks but
> squeezelite won't start.
>
> Here is the output from the command line
>
> # /usr/local/bin/squeezelite -n HomeOffice -o plugequal -a "80 4 0" -s
> newserver -C 5
&g
I've installed the alsaequal extension and enabled it under Tweaks but
squeezelite won't start.
Here is the output from the command line
# /usr/local/bin/squeezelite -n HomeOffice -o plugequal -a "80 4 0" -s
newserver -C 5
[16:13:19.067258] test_open:281 playback open error: No such device
Do you have a WIFI network with AP roaming enabled?
This caused a bunch of problems with my RasPI based systems and I had to
turn it off.
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Insitu upgrade issues on a Original Pi model B from version 7.x
I had bluetooth enabled - tried to disable / remove bluetooth support
from the webui an when the system rebooted I had no SSH access and
picoreplayer didn't start.
Connected a screen and keyboard and it appears some of the config
I'm using picoreplayer 6.1 with HDMI audio to an Onkyo amp in the
lounge. I'd like to stop playback when the amplifier gets powered off.
Is there a simple way to detect this and script a power off event.
StevenEllis's
Easy in place upgrade on my Gen 1 B+.
Thanks for all the hard work.
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Interesting. It is working now with - plughw:CARD=VX1,DEV=0
Android Phone -> piCore works great
Fedora Lapto -> piCore is a bit clippy. feels like a bluetooth issues.
Investigating.
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paul- wrote:
> This line is what is printed with the audio should be getting linked.
>
> "Starting player:"My Moto G5" bluetooth, alsa
> device:"hw:CARD=VX1,DEV=0", volume:""."
>
> Can you ssh in and see if there is a bluealsa-aplay process running with
> this command.
>
> ps ax | grep
Just re-tested on a clean install with pcp-streamer, latest patches and
bluetooth support.
Running analog audio and device = hw:CARD=ALSA I can stream from my
phone as a player or streamer, to headphones connected to the RasPi.
On my other Pi I've disabled analog audio as I'm just running a
OK some progress
I've set the output under Squeezelite. It was previously blank as it
appeared just specifying USB Audio was sufficient for LMS Streaming.
output from the bluetooth logs now show the changes - still can't get
audio to stream from my phone
Code:
I've cleaned up pcp-bt.conf to remove old data
Code:
04-13 11:05 NZST INFO Starting pCP BT Speaker Daemon
v6.0.0.0010
04-13 11:05 NZST INFO Resetting asound.conf.
04-13 11:05 NZST INFORemoving bt_ from asound.conf
04-13
paul- wrote:
> You have not configured your output settings for squeezelite. Get sound
> working from squeezelite before you try. Also please do not send a log
> excerpt. I need to see the beginning of the log too.
>
>
Audio is working fine when I'm streaming off the LMS to my USB based
Here is the debug output from the bluetooth logs
Code:
04-12 14:01 NZST INFO Found a2dp sink X connected.
04-12 14:01 NZST INFO No bluealsa-aplay process for device X.
Starting..
04-12 14:01 NZST DEBUG pCP OUTPUT=""
04-12 14:01
paul- wrote:
> There is no pin.
>
> /QUOTE]
>
> Hmm my phone requires a PIN in order to connect.
>
> I've managed to connect on the command line via bluetoothctl and
> configure the device as a player. I also can't get audio to play through
> the pCP speakers.
paul- wrote:
> Bluetooth has grown into its own animal, so I would like to separate the
> conversation regarding Bluetooth stuff.
>
> Current Capabilities.
>
> Speaker - A2DP Source - Play from piCorePlayer to a bluetooth connected
> speaker.
> Player - A2DP Sink - Play directly from your
paul- wrote:
> Bluetooth in 6.0.0 works completely different than 5.0. All speaker
> configuration is done on the bluetooth page. As a speaker connects it
> will show up as it's own name in LMS. The name used is the one on the
> Bluetooth page for that device.
Excellent. Thanks for
Can't see the BTSpeaker device I used to see under version 5.0
tc@piCorePlayer:~$ /usr/local/bin/squeezelite -l
Output devices:
null - Discard all samples (playback) or
generate zero samples (capture)
default
plugequal
equal
Had a clean upgrade on the pi connected to my USB DAC, but I can't get
bluetooth working on my piZero
Tried an upgrade and I've now switched to a clean install
Installed the Bluetooth support and rebooted - then enabled bluetooth
and paired with the speaker without issues.
Under the "Audio
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