I use GPIO based TSOP.
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TheLastMan wrote:
> Hi, really like my piCorePlayer for playing my FLAC music collection on
> my NAS using the LMS Squeezebox system, and occasionally use Airplay
> from my iPad. However, I would like to be able to play audio to the
> piCorePlayer using a bluetooth connection from my Android
I'm using an MCE remote, but using the lircd remote setup. Don't know
if anyone has setup for the USB receiver. There's something called
FLIRC which is USB dongle which also works - you program to turn remote
codes into virtual keyboard keypresses which work in jivelite.
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efthk23 wrote:
> Hi all. After a lot of time of searching, I decided to make a thread
> asking for help. As you have read from the title, I want to make my
> waveshare touchscreen work with the picore player. I've read a lot of
> posts asking the same thing but they haven't found any solution.
M-H wrote:
> Hi tcutting ,
> Using LIRC as replacement for the touch could be a perfect and simple
> method to send the commands to the pcp.
> I have bought a TSOP4838 and one of is siblings, jet I have to find it
> again.
> Please share any data on how you use this in your
M-H wrote:
> Greg the screens come in various sizes and resolutions , but the 5 inch
> screens seem to be 800x480.
> The touch functionality comes through unspecified GPIO connections, but
> I can see it is the 26 pin connector they use.
> And they admit the screen can be used as display only (
AngloCuencano wrote:
> I've had some strange behaviour with screen rotation with my Pi 2B. On
> first boot the display is upside down. Select 'rotate screen' and reboot
> - still upside down. Select normal rotation and reboot - everything is
> fine and continues to be with further reboots. Makes
Jeff07971 wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Has anyone had any problems with LIRC under Pcp 3.10 ?
>
> Using the default settings and Jivelite with a Squeezebox 3 remote I can
> "turn off" the player but cannot turn it on again.
> When I try to the player turns on then immeadiately turns off again,
> even
It might help to move the rPi running LMS off WiFi and try wired
ethernet.
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Howard Passman wrote:
> Hi, I may be in the wrong place, so if I am, just let me know. I am
> using piCorePlayer with Jive Lite and was trying to find a wireless
> mouse/presentation remote that would work with it. I bought a Zoweetek
> (ZP03 Presentation Remote) because it works with Ubuntu. I
Hip-Priest wrote:
> No - just tried again - nothing there. User command is still visible.
>
> What I did was:
>
> Open pCP web interface
> Changed the default Mac address to a non-default one.
> (b8:27:eb:e6:69:0e)
> Copied the Squeezelite command string
> >
Code:
>
I'd be interested in being able to SEND Bluetooth to my PiCorePlayer. I
have a "fixed" PiCorePlayer in my garage, with built-in HiFiBerry Amp+
and speakers. There are times when it would be convenient to be able to
use that setup to play content from my phone (Android). Has anyone
looked at an
d6jg wrote:
> While you are both here gents. Is there any chance of your excellent VU
> meters making their way to an actual Joggler by way of Applet?
I took an attempt previously to get the VU meter function working on the
(slightly) modified CustomClock applet for JiveLite. I was
I thought it was posted that Clock was implemented.
CustomClock is working (requires license from Erland)
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kolossos4730 wrote:
> Thanks to the team for the latest update. Updated all my players without
> any problem.
>
> I recently noticed a small cosmetic issue on the Tweaks page when I
> received a new enclosure for my Pi/7" screen. This new enclosure forced
> my display the right way up (my
bernid wrote:
> Thanks for replay tcutting and Ralphy.
> I'd better buy Pi2, officially Pi 7" touchscreen and 'install' piCore
> software.
> Using Jivelite, PiCore and wifi on Pi2 I would like control squeezelie
> pllayer installed on BeagleBone Black (BBB). Can I set
bernid wrote:
> Hi,
> I am considering buying and connecting 7" touch screen to my squeezelite
> player (on BeagleBone Black +DEBIAN) and control music using Jivelite
> software.
> Browsing the internet I've found this touchscreen:
>
DenisPac wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to make a kind of Squeezebox touch using a RPI, SqueezeLite
> and JiveLite.
> I'm using a LCD TFT 3,5" touchscreen with a resolution of 480x320.
> My problem is that when I'm running JiveLite, I have a small portion of
> the JiveLite GUI visible and I'm
palmerx wrote:
> Ooo... there is no way to get a smaler display running?
IF you can get the display to work with piCorePlayer and JiveLite, the
concern (as my previous post alludes to) is not having supported skins
for the resolution you are using. HOWEVER, reviewing the link you sent,
the
palmerx wrote:
> Ooo... there is no way to get a smaler display running?
When you say smaller, do you mean SIZE or Resolution?
I would suggest if you want smaller size, to try to stick with something
that's 800x480 resolution (the same as the rPiF 7") - that allows you to
still use the
Juggler wrote:
> I have just tried to make my own "Squeezebox Touch" with a RPi2, RPi 7"
> display and HiFiBerry Digi+. After pulling together several resources on
> the web, I just came across this post and your webpage... thank you!
>
> I followed your instructions (except for Jivelite where
As was said, best bet is the official screen. HOWEVER, one of my
instances uses a smaller screen connected via HDMI. Because it's the
same resolution, things display fine, but I had to manually set the
resolution on the PI configuration. It's NOT a touch screen, however,
so I can't speak about
feeder6 wrote:
> Another problem:
>
> VU Meter does not shows. I have downloaded it but it does not shows.
>
> I write the -v in the various options but nothing happens.
As I recall, the VU Meter is one of the "now playing" screens. Under
"Settings/Screens/Now Playing/Now Playing Views" you
feeder6 wrote:
> Hi guys,
> I hope that somebody can help me. I have installed jivelite on
> picoreplayer 2.04. I alos installed vu meters. The vu meters are showing
> but the needles don't move. The same with spectrum analyser. I can
> switch to the analyser but nothing moves.
>
> Greetings
valnar wrote:
> Hi. I haven't visited this thread in a long time so I was wondering if
> somebody could help with what the current best product is to run
> Squeezelite?
>
> I have a 1st gen Cubox right now which I love, and I'd have no problem
> buying another if somebody wanted to get rid of
You could try using CustomClock to create a custom Now Playing screen.
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theloon wrote:
> Please excuse my noobness but I have looked all over and read this
> announcement but is there a posting or instructions on how to run
> Jivelite from the command prompt, use the frame buffer with the official
> pi screen and the touch input work correctly?
> Thanks
If you want
Squeezed_Rotel wrote:
> All set now, I neglected to enable "license manager" in LMS. Only minor
> issue, I can't find your "Roman Clock" in custom clock anymore.
You will have to re-import the Roman Clock from the posted text file.
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treble wrote:
> Is the brightness adjuster in piCorePlayer v2.xx as well? I could not
> find it in the JiveLite menus. Do I have to install or activate it
> somewhere? That screen is bright! :-) Thanks!
Not in front of my piCorePlayer at the moment, but I believe you need to
install the
Squeezed_Rotel wrote:
> Spoke too soon. SDT plugin enabled without a problem, but the fields are
> not populated with data. I have the correct WU station i.d., as well as
> the WU API :confused:
>
>
> 20175
Can you post your LMS server log? Best if you restart LMS and let run
for about 10
Squeezed_Rotel wrote:
> LMS installed using pCP 2.03. So far, everything works. On minor issue
> remains.
>
> >
Code:
> [16-03-20 15:02:51.7596 > Slim::bootstrap::tryModuleLoad (286) Warning:
Module [Plugins::SuperDateTime::Plugin] failed to load:]
mherger wrote:
> >> A similar error was identified on another thread. I suspect the
> version
> >> of PERL is incompatible with something in SDT.
>
> That's one way to see it. Another one could be that SDT is using an
> instruction which is not compatible with more strict Perl versions. Perl
>
Squeezed_Rotel wrote:
> Thanks Paul. The plugin name is: SuperDate Time Screensaver (v5.10.21),
> the repo is http://superdatetimewu.sourceforge.net/repo.xml
> I'm not sure but I think this repo is also associated with SDT
> Screensaver: http://grebrown-projects.googlecode.com/svn/repo.xml
A
Can't you do a "clean" install (re-image the micro-SD with the latest
piCorePlayer image)?
I know it's not as easy as the in-situ update.
The other process (~15 easy steps) works too.
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi John,
>
> hmm it must be the jivelite stuff.
>
> Are those custom clock images really images or are just http links?
>
> regards
> Greg
Custom clock caches images. This includes the weather icons if
SuperDateTime screens are used. These are not just links.
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Pascal Hibon wrote:
> The on-board wifi seems to be most interesting part about the PI 3. It
> still has the same memory and still no sata interface.
Based on the features list posted, looks like the USB power is improved,
which may eliminate need for a powered hub in most applications.
Sent
kolossos4730 wrote:
> Attached is an updated version of the piCorePlayer applet for JiveLite
> which adds an "Adjust Backlight Brightness" option for v1.1 official
> Raspberry Pi displays.
>
>
Thanks, Arie
Works well!
kolossos4730 wrote:
> I ordered another display last friday and assembled it today. This one
> had the PCB pre-assembled and the brightness setting works as
> advertised. My original display (ordered when the display first became
> available) behaves the same as yours. Maybe the original display
sbp wrote:
> This is exactly what have been described in the raspberry forum - it is
> either "on" or "off" around that value (127) without any effect on
> brightness. So it could be interesting to know if our users have
> different experience with this - and why there could such a difference?
>
I was doing some testing, and in the process did a clean install of
piCorePlayer 2.01 (re-imaged SD card).
I realized that the "save to SD card" function of the PiCorePlayer
applet (on JiveLite) didn't actually save the settings - I had installed
applets, verified that they were active, then did
anadigi wrote:
> I am thinking of getting this LCD for Picoreplayer 2.0. Will it a be
> any problem to setup or needs any modification after the Jivelite
> enabled?
I don't know if there are any skins setup for this resolution. Then
again, the Radio has the same screen resolution, so you
stereoptic wrote:
> Is there a preferred power supply method for the Raspberry Pi Model B 2
> / piCoreplayer / jivelite / official Raspberry display configuration?
> > > >
- Individual power supplies for each (5V micro USB 1200 ma)?
- USB 5V 2A(?) PWR In on the rPi display + USB from
stereoptic wrote:
> Thanks for the reply. I am going to try a few different setttings (just
> the 3 I itemized above, until some one else here posts another option).
>
> Did you micro-USB Y cable for sale here in the states. I looked earlier
> today and only found that dual micro USB "Y"
tcutting wrote:
> When using applets in JiveLite (on PiCorePlayer), where to the logs go?
> I've reviewed the log file specified by the PiCorePlayer configuration
> (Squeezelite settings/log file name), but I don't find any of the
> expected log messages from an applet. Where d
In trying to get CustomClock to work for JiveLite, I found I had to
disable the CustomSpectrumMeter and CustomVUMeter functions since they
require "squeezeplay.decode". Is there an equivalent function under
PiCorePlayer/Jivelite/Squeezelite? I imagine you use something similar
for the VU
When using applets in JiveLite (on PiCorePlayer), where to the logs go?
I've reviewed the log file specified by the PiCorePlayer configuration
(Squeezelite settings/log file name), but I don't find any of the
expected log messages from an applet. Where do the applet logs go? Do
I have to
feeder6 wrote:
> But my powersuply delivers 5Volt and 3Ampere. I have connected the
> audiophonics dac directly to the powersupply. The display gets the power
> from the Raspberry. I will try to change this. Display to powersupply
> and dac to Raspberry.
Do you have PS to Raspberry Pi and the
feeder6 wrote:
> I am freaking out! I go back to picoreplayer! What did you do to get
> displayed the messages from picoreplayer? Did you think you can run the
> display for jivelite soon?
> I am planing to put an old smartphone in the cover from my aluminium
> case. So i can remote the
random.t.c wrote:
> Hi all together,
>
> since yesterday the original 7" pi display is working with my
> picoreplayer.
> But now the flirc reciever doesn't work, if the display is aktive. Only
> the wake-up-function is possible, if the display is off and the
> screensaver is set to "display
sbp wrote:
> Hi tcutting.
>
> piCorePlayer also use this config.txt file which you can edit.
>
> I would think that your display should work if you add this to the
> file:
> >
Code:
> >
> # uncomment if hdmi display is not detec
tcutting wrote:
> I agree with the clock and weather - I'll be curious if someone gets
> CustomClock working. I am seriously considering switching from my
> current SoA configuration to PiCorePlayer with Ralphy's JiveLite LUA
> version. If I could get CustomClock working, that woul
I am trying to run PiCorePlayer as an alternative to SqueezeOnArch
(SoA). My configuration is using a 5" 800x480 HDMI display. I managed to
configure it under SoA, but don't know where to modify my PiCorePlayer
setup. The monitor works, but it seems to not be correct - when booting
it looks like
Gildahl wrote:
> Well, I just managed to get Jivelite working on my picoreplayer and all
> I can say to begin is a big thanks! It is really slick and a huge
> enhancement. I have just a few observations. I'm using 1.21g with a
> RPi2 with a HiFiBerry DAC+ and official RPi 7" touchscreen.
>
>
TommySharp wrote:
Morning all!
This topic is pretty huge so struggling to find what I'm looking
for
My goal is to take a raspberry pi with wifi and stuff it inside an old
hifi speaker I have. So I'm now hunting for a small amp that connects to
the Raspberry Pi that can drive the
tcutting wrote:
I am trying to get an IR receiver to work with my Raspberry Pi using
Squeeze on Arch (hoping to use IR remote to control using Jivelite). I
installed lirc, but can't seem to get the lirc_rpi module to work. I
don't know if it needs to be compiled(?) with the kernel?
Most
I am trying to get an IR receiver to work with my Raspberry Pi using
Squeeze on Arch (hoping to use IR remote to control using Jivelite). I
installed lirc, but can't seem to get the lirc_rpi module to work. I
don't know if it needs to be compiled(?) with the kernel?
Most of the how to's for using
Just ran through the SoA setup on a Raspberry Pi B+. I was amazed how
smoothly it went.
One concern I have is stuttery/crackly audio. I just set the thing up,
so I'm using the built-in audio - I know it's not supposed to be great,
but I expected better from the B+. Are there configurations to
gian wrote:
Yes, I understand...
Even without WiFi (and with both antennas removed) it reboots.
I'll keep it in case I need spares for my other SBs.
What a pity.
-G
Have you tried to perform a XILINX reset and/or factory reset?
Information is on the wiki:
Some system operations
I think the problem is with another of the repos for Ubuntu - when I did
the apt-get update a couple of days ago it also hung in the middle of
the update, but I think it had already gotten info from the slim repo.
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You realize that unless you are playing through a Touch or Transporter,
you are not actually playing the files at 96kHz? That's what SOX does,
it resamples to a rate the player can handle (probably 48kHz). You are,
however, getting the benefit of 24bit as opposed to 16 bits.
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try:
sudo service squeezeboxserver restart
(hope I have the syntax correct!).
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get just the software
which is a Linux OS setup with Squeezebox Server, SAMBA, and also apps
to rip CDs directly.
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first moved
my music files from Windows to Linux - some of the the albums had . in
them, and this confused the Linux file system so it could't see these.
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albums and/or songs).
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