I am run version 15.i of the picoreplayer on a Raspberry pi Model B.
When I selected HDMI settings I was not getting any output at all,
although the song would appear to play for a few seconds and then stop.
I am accessing my LMS through the internet to a remote location. It can
access the LMS
Set up 1.19l last night without much fuss and immediately tested with a
24/192 file via HDMI. No problem at all, receiver reports the crazy
bitrate and everything sounds great.
However, when I attempted to test with at DTS file I just got white
noise, which suggests that some kind of change is
@ probedb
Well can see your point about getting annoyed (and I do sometimes
myself) but sometimes it is difficult for a poster to think about where
to post the question, especially if asking about more than one thing.
A lot of these dacs have the facility to operate as a pre-amp into
active
Man in a van wrote:
Cut the guy a bit of slack. Just a polite reminder is sufficient.
The OP can spend his money however he wants, none of my effing business
:p or anybody elses, imho.
YMMV, and does apparently, so why not start a thread about that in the
Audiophile section.
atb
probedb wrote:
Not really sure why you think spending loads of money will get you
better sound? Anyways, this sort of thing needs to be in the Audiophile
section because unless you're talking about a device not working with
piCoPlayer then it's nothing to do with this thread.
Cut the guy a
Mr. Floppy wrote:
I am really fascinated about the huge range of possible DAC solutions.
The IFI nano iDSD sounds good. But the Teak UD501 sounds also good. Have
anybody experience with this DAC? Sorry for that many questions, but
this costs so much more than a RASP and I want to make sure
I am really fascinated about the huge range of possible DAC solutions.
The IFI nano iDSD sounds good. But the Teak UD501 sounds also good. Have
anybody experience with this DAC? Sorry for that many questions, but
this costs so much more than a RASP and I want to make sure to get the
best for the
Mr. Floppy wrote:
I add two additional comments to my first post. I am sure you can answer
one of them. Can you control the volume with LMS without loosing
quality?
thx
Hi Mr. Floppy,
I am happy using LMS for volume control. I still have in my pre-amp a
pot for volume adjustment that I
Mnyb wrote:
The volume control implementation in squeezebox hardware is 24 bit I'm
quite sure squeezelite is similar
Just for information, the gain sent is 16.16 fixed point per channel (so
2*4 bytes). When the player is declared as a 'squeezelite', value is
between 0 and 65536 (not 65535),
Greg Erskine wrote:
Hi Mr. Floppy,
I am happy using LMS for volume control. I still have in my pre-amp a
pot for volume adjustment that I set to my maximum volume. This allows
me to use the upper range of LMS volume settings.
To be honest, for me, it is not really worthwhile exercise,
Hi,
right now I have a working combo with hifiberry and rasp running. Sounds
goog but better is the enemy of good. I think to buy an iFi nano iDSD
and want to know if somebody can told me if this is a good combination
and if the RPi2 is better as the RPi in this combination?
I saw that the iFi
I have the DoP patch applied to LMS. Do I need a parameter in the
'Device supports DoP' settings option or is this mainly to add a delay?
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Mr. Floppy wrote:
Hi,
right now I have a working combo with hifiberry and rasp running. Sounds
goog but better is the enemy of good. I think to buy an iFi nano iDSD
and want to know if somebody can told me if this is a good combination
and if the RPi2 is better as the RPi in this
I add two additional comments to my first post. I am sure you can answer
one of them. Can you control the volume with LMS without loosing
quality?
thx
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.0 - 1406814226 on a Core2 Duo with
SSD
Synology 1512+ (15 TB)
1x Touch - 1x Receiver - 2x Boom - 1x Radio +
Mr. Floppy wrote:
I add two additional comments to my first post. I am sure you can answer
one of them. Can you control the volume with LMS without loosing
quality?
thx
The Nano has its own volume control, with regard to the HiFiberry dac
board, it uses (I think) the same dac chip (maybe
Lacas wrote:
Do you plan to support the Cirrus Audio Card SPDIF input and output?
Last thing I saw relating to RPi kernel including support for it
'direct snd-soc-rpi-wsp Wolfson Cirrus Logic support for 3.18.9 kernel'
(https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues/905). Looks like it is
Hi,
Do you plan to support the Cirrus Audio Card SPDIF input and output?
It would be very nice, if you could support them, and add settings on
the GUI also for ALSA inputs.:cool:
The Cirrus Audio Card has a very good SPDIF transciever (WM8804). Using
the SPDIF input of the Cirrus Audio Card and
Lacas wrote:
Hi,
Do you plan to support the Cirrus Audio Card SPDIF input and output?
It would be very nice, if you could support them, and add settings on
the GUI also for ALSA inputs.:cool:
The Cirrus Audio Card has a very good SPDIF transciever (WM8804). Using
the SPDIF input of the
Lacas wrote:
Hi Steen,
thank you for the really quick response.
Do you know any other solution/I2S card to get SPDIF input for the PI2,
that could be used with Picoreplayer?
Thanks
Kind regards
Laszlo
'Digi+' (https://www.hifiberry.com/digiplus/)
sbp wrote:
Hi Lacas
I agree that the Cirrus card seems to be a good card - unfortunately I
don't have such a card and I think the support from the company is very
poor.
Actually I bought the previous Wolfson card, but they never managed to
get their drivers included, and it was too
sbp wrote:
hi Greg. it was due to the extra space.
regards
Steen
Guess so, though I have no idea how it got there m'Lud:p
Actual, what happened, was that I also did an install of an IQaudio
board on another pi , and the copy and paste routine went fine (as
normally) this prompted me to
Greg Erskine wrote:
Hi bluto99,
We are glad too see you are enjoying piCorePlayer. :D
Thanks for the feedback, it is always good to get fresh input.
We'll have to go through our documentation and remove all references to
the old password (and the CLI interface documentation).
The
Greg Erskine wrote:
Hi Ronnie,
Great to see you worked it out. :)
Do you know if it was it removing the space or the reboot that did the
trick? I'll add a bit more help under the more link.
regards
Greg
hi Greg. it was due to the extra space.
regards
Steen
piCorePlayer a small
Man in a van wrote:
Hi Steen, thanks for your post.
I was coming back to inform you that I have fixed the glitch.
I did a reinstall of the 'Timezone', this time I selected the drop-down
window which appears after the cut and paste, then rebooted from the
same page and everything is
sbp wrote:
hi Greg. it was due to the extra space.
regards
Steen
Thanks Steen.
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Hi Ronnie,
Nice DAC !!
I'm glad you found the correct setting. I always use generic for my
ES9023 DACs. We did change the options when the RPi pluses arrived.
There is a subtle difference between the two options, I2S generic
loads module snd_soc_hifiberry_dac
sbp wrote:
Hi Ronnie
I think your problem is here:
TIMEZONE=GMT0BST,M3.5.0/1,M10.5.0
it should be
TIMEZONE=GMT0BST,M3.5.0/1,M10.5.0
Notice the extra space you have between 5.0 as compared with 5.0
Regards
Steen
Hi Steen, thanks for your post.
I was coming back to inform you
Man in a van wrote:
Greg, The bottom strap line shows this
-AUDIOPHONICS | B8:27:EB:6A:CE:2B | PICOREPLAYER V1.19L | LINUX
3.18.7-PICORE | PICORE V6.1ALPHA2 | SQUEEZELITE V1.8 | NO TIMEZONE
-
and here is a copy of the config file which shows, I guess, the Timezone
enabled. This is just
Hi Steen and Greg,
I have just installed one of these
http://www.audiophonics.fr/en/kits-modules-diy-dac/audiophonics-i-sabre-dac-es9023-tcxo-raspberry-pi-a-b-20-i2s-p-9978.html
on a raspberry pi B+.
Audiophonics data says to use-* I2S driver : Hifiberry +*- but if I do
the Squeezelite red
Man in a van wrote:
Hi Steen and Greg,
I have just installed one of these
http://www.audiophonics.fr/en/kits-modules-diy-dac/audiophonics-i-sabre-dac-es9023-tcxo-raspberry-pi-a-b-20-i2s-p-9978.html
on a raspberry pi B+.
Audiophonics data says to use-* I2S driver : Hifiberry +*- but
Hi Everyone,
I recently became aware of an issue related to Linux Audio that I
believe is of interest to this thread.
Please take a look at this article:
http://superpowered.com/androidaudiopathlatency/#axzz3bTmc8Dl8
Ostensibly, it describes a problem inherent in Android related to a
latency
Brand new Raspberry Pi 2 running picoreplayer 1.19, ethernet connected.
Web interface showing green light, Squeezelite running, everything a-ok.
But LMS running on same network does not find/recognize the player at
all. What am I doing wrong? Appreciated!
xrabbi wrote:
Brand new Raspberry Pi 2 running picoreplayer 1.19, ethernet connected.
Web interface showing green light, Squeezelite running, everything a-ok.
But LMS running on same network does not find/recognize the player at
all. What am I doing wrong? Appreciated!
Hi, thanks for
bluto99 wrote:
Very much enjoying my new picoreplayer but thought I'd relate a few
things I learned while trying to SSH to adjust alsamixer. The ssh
password is said to be nosoup4u many places but it evidently was changed
to piCore at some point, user name is still tc. Once I gained access
Hi,
I doesn't use hidden SID.
SID is: JuSt
Password is like: http://www.google.de
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.0 - 1406814226 on a Core2 Duo with
SSD
Synology 1512+ (15 TB)
1x Touch - 1x Receiver - 2x Boom - 1x Radio + Wandboard
Denon x4000 + 2x ANAVIEW ALC0300-1300 + BW 803 Diamond +
hsmeets wrote:
Hi Greg,
Latest safari version on OSX 10.10
What's not okay?
Regards,
Huib
Hi hsmeets,
The Available wifi networks table is 5 or so pixels wider than the
rest of the page.
I test on Safari on my PC and iPad and it all lines up nicely. I wonder
if it is an Apple
Mr. Floppy wrote:
Hi,
I use fing to see whats going on in my network. After connecting LAN and
go to Web config I setup wifi. At console I make an iwconfig and
ifconfig. I see that wifi is established and wifi gets an IP address.
I make a cat to /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf and see here my
praganj wrote:
Since early versions of piCoreplayer i am using my own scripts to stop
all procesess which are not necessary for playing music few minutes
after boot process - httpd, udevd, udhcpc, crond, dropbear.
In this way Pi has more ressources for squeezelite and IMHO sound
quality
Greg Erskine wrote:
hi hsmeets,
What browser are you using?
I notice the page is not displaying 100%. :( I test on lots of browsers
on PCs and iPad without an issue.
regards
Greg
Hi Greg,
Latest safari version on OSX 10.10
What's not okay?
Regards,
Huib
does the all-black SB
Hi Steen, Greg,
I did an insitu upgrade of 1.19 to 1.19L. The upgrade worked and after
some 40 seconds the music resumed to play again.
Looking at dmesg output there is still that message about the
filesystems not correctly unmounted. Is this because of 1.19 having this
issue and the insitu
Hi,
I tried latest version and first 1.19. Every time the same. Strange
thing is, after plug in LAN and Wifi I am able to use both. So I open a
ssh with putty, login and type dmesg and get following:
Code:
[2.978713] usb 1-1.3: new high-speed USB device number 4
Mr. Floppy wrote:
Hi,
I tried latest version and first 1.19. Every time the same. Strange
thing is, after plug in LAN and Wifi I am able to use both. So I open a
ssh with putty, login and type dmesg and get following:
Code:
[2.978713] usb 1-1.3: new
Since early versions of piCoreplayer i am using my own scripts to stop
all procesess which are not necessary for playing music few minutes
after boot process - httpd, udevd, udhcpc, crond, dropbear.
In this way Pi has more ressources for squeezelite and IMHO sound
quality with a very good usb dac
Hi,
I use fing to see whats going on in my network. After connecting LAN and
go to Web config I setup wifi. At console I make an iwconfig and
ifconfig. I see that wifi is established and wifi gets an IP address.
I make a cat to /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf and see here my wifi
configuration.
hsmeets wrote:
18089
hi hsmeets,
What browser are you using?
I notice the page is not displaying 100%. :( I test on lots of browsers
on PCs and iPad without an issue.
regards
Greg
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CosyCat wrote:
Hi,
I got static noice when no music is playing.
Analog 3.5mm connected to reciver cambridge azur340r
When I lower the volume on reciver static disappear but then the music
is to low.
Is there a way to change the output volume so I dont need to max my
volume on the
sbp wrote:
Hi we just added this feature, so the next version should preserve your
custom ALSA settings after an update.
Steen
Excellent news Steen.
1xSB, 1xSB2, 1xSB3, 2xDuet, 1xBoom, 3xRadio, 2xTouch, 2xpiCorePlayer
with IQAudio DAC (RPi2)
iPeng/Orange Squeeze, LMS 7.8 on
Hi,
I am fully frustrated. I try to bring my RPi2 online with EDIMAX
EW-7811UN but it failed. I read several posts and hints but nothing will
be helped. Sometimes the wifi is online but only if I boot it together a
LAN connection. I need some hints. Somebody had wrote that Edimax is
running but
Mr. Floppy wrote:
Hi,
I am fully frustrated. I try to bring my RPi2 online with EDIMAX
EW-7811UN but it failed. I read several posts and hints but nothing will
be helped. Sometimes the wifi is online but only if I boot it together a
LAN connection. I need some hints. Somebody had wrote
rectorydp wrote:
Yes it seems that if I use this command then I don't need the tweak. So
that is good.
Greg also indicated that asound.state is not preserved between upgrades.
Is that correct? It would be great if this was implemented.
Hi we just added this feature, so the next version
Firstly I would like to say thank you for piCorePlayer. I have only been
using for a couple of weeks and it is excellent. 1.19l is great and the
in-situ update worked beautifully on my two players. It was good to see
the Tweaks page as it didn't appear in the release (1.19i) that I
started with.
rectorydp wrote:
Firstly I would like to say thank you for piCorePlayer. I have only been
using for a couple of weeks and it is excellent. 1.19l is great and the
in-situ update worked beautifully on my two players. It was good to see
the Tweaks page as it didn't appear in the release (1.19i)
Greg Erskine wrote:
Hi epoch1970, and thanks.
I'll add sleep proxy onto the list of things to investigate.
I have been looking at avahi which relates to mdns I think??
regards
Greg
Yes, it is linux's reference implementation of mdns. (It is also one of
the brainchilds of Lehnard
Hi
rectorydp
I think the problem is tach you didn't use the: sudo filetool.sh -b
command as suggested by Greg.
This is command is needed for piCorePlayer to backup your changes, and
when this is omitted your alsa settings are simply lost.
The tweaks page settings to customtells piCorePlayer
Hello Greg
Thanks for a rapid response.
Greg Erskine wrote:
The asound.state should be restored after a reboot. When you did a 'sudo
alsactl store' did you also do a 'sudo filetool.sh -b'. This saves your
new asound.state into mydata.tcz that is restored after a reboot.
I didn't do this.
sbp wrote:
I think the problem is that you didn't use the: sudo filetool.sh -b
command as suggested by Greg.
This is command is needed for piCorePlayer to backup your changes, and
when this is omitted your alsa settings are simply lost.
Yes it seems that if I use this command then
sbp wrote:
Hi all
Please update to the newest version.
Changes:
Fixed the timezone problem after an update.
Improved booting further (for wired systems - now skipping some unneeded
wifi stuff on wired systems)
Regards
Steen
Update piCorePlayer without removing the SD card worked
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=53t=39714https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=53t=39714Greg
Erskine wrote:
hi kolossos4730,
I am glad you are enjoying piCorePlayer ;) Steen came up with a great
idea for this little niche product!
Great to see you using
epoch1970 wrote:
I think the next thing is sleep proxy (=service advertisement + MAC
spoofing + wol). I have seen on github at least one project of a sleep
proxy client (to register one's services before going to sleep) but I
have yet to see an open sleep proxy server.
AFAIK the inventor of
kolossos4730 wrote:
Greg thanks for your encouragement,
On Windows PC's WOL is a feature of BIOS/UEFI and the network card
(driver). On modern PC's (especially those sold on the European market)
there is a green option in the BIOS which, when turned on, lowers power
consumption when off
Greg Erskine wrote:
I have never played with WOL, it seems like a nice feature. I might try
and add WOL to the Tweaks page if that is OK. (I may need you to test
it.)
I think the next thing is sleep proxy (=service advertisement + MAC
spoofing + wol). I have seen on github at least one
I did miss one option in PicorePlayer which is present in a real
Squeezebox, a Wake-On-LAN function. I did some Google research and found
out that busybox includes a WOL command named ether-wake.
In the Tweak page under User commands #1 I entered the following
command:
Code:
ctbarker32 wrote:
You fixed it! No static or distortion. Running -o hw:0,0 and -a 80:4::
You're a Genius! I just donated $20 to your Paypal.
Now please tell me what this fix does?
Thanks.
-CB
Update: After some listening, I am hearing some very low level ticks?
It almost sounds
kolossos4730 wrote:
I did miss one option in PicorePlayer which is present on a real
Squeezebox, a Wake-On-LAN function. I did some Google research and found
out that busybox includes a WOL command named ether-wake.
In the Tweak page under User commands #1 I entered the following
command:
@poing
easier said than done. The SSH clients on Chromebook are a bit
special... ;)
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Next problem is, that my Chromebook does not have F Keys so I cannot
fully control Alsamixer. Oh well, I guess I can always handle it next
time I start my big computer... ;)
This may depend on which Chrome book but Search Key plus number should
be function key (e.g.
Hi all
Please update to the newest version.
Changes:
Fixed the timezone problem after an update.
Improved booting further (for wired systems - now skipping some unneeded
wifi stuff on wired systems)
Regards
Steen
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage:
poing wrote:
Instead, on my RPi's which use HDMI out, the upgrade triggered the ALSA
volume being set back to 100. That's also not ideal, as that means
playback is above 0 dBFS. This may give rise to clipping.
may also give rise to the output not being bit perfect, if it wasn't
already! ;)
Thanks.
I found that it has something to do with the later versions of xterm.
Apparently they use xterm-256 as their standard, and picoreplayer only
supports the old standard. My Android SSH app allows me to change the
setting, and then I can access alsamixer. I'll see if I can find a way
to do
CommanderROR wrote:
Thanks.
I found that it has something to do with the later versions of xterm.
Apparently they use xterm-256 as their standard, and picoreplayer only
supports the old standard. My Android SSH app allows me to change the
setting, and then I can access alsamixer. I'll see
Brief question:
I wanted to check my ALSA levels, but I can't seem to get alsamixer to
start anymore. Everytime I type alsamixer in SSH I get an error about
xterm-256 and that's it. This has been happening in the last few
iterations of PiCorePlayer, and even on a completely reimaged card...
Any
Greg Erskine wrote:
What audio out are you using?
I don't think the ALSA volume was ever remembered during upgrades? I
haven't seen any code that would have done this, but it would be nice if
it happened!!
Greg,
Thanks for taking the time to reply.
This happens on my Hifiberry DAC+
CommanderROR wrote:
Brief question:
I wanted to check my ALSA levels, but I can't seem to get alsamixer to
start anymore. Everytime I type alsamixer in SSH I get an error about
xterm-256 and that's it. This has been happening in the last few
iterations of PiCorePlayer, and even on a
I read those posts, but can't really find a way to apply it...
I'll have to try it on my PC, usually I handle all SSH access via my
Chromebook, but all the SSH apps I tried give me the same error on
starting alsamixer...
weird...
Greg Erskine wrote:
hi johtem,
As this is a new feature I am sure we'll have few issues and we'll have
to work out where the problem lies.
What Raspberry Pi are you using?
What is your audio out?
regards
Greg
Hi Greg,
A raspberry pi model B with a Hifiberry DAC
if it is available amixer is a commandline non graphical way of
accessing ALSA settings.
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I need a little help on getting this working over wi fi. I'm using the
latest version with an Edimax EW-7811Un adapter. I've set up the
wireless settings and as far as I can tell it's connected because it
saved the settings, successfully connected and the little blue light is
blinking. However
Nevermind, I figured it out. I unplugged the RPi, disconnected the data
cable, powered it back up and it's working. However the audio is playing
slow and sounds weird. So off to trouble shoot. If anyone has
experienced this let me know what you did to fix it.
Using Tapatalk
aHi wrote:
Hi,
I cannot execute the setup script picoreplayer: -sh: picoreplayer: not
found.
Has the name changed in 1.19k?
Thanks.
aHi
Hi aHi
We have dropped support for the cli setup in the most recent versions of
piCorePlayer. So now all settings are changed via your
Hi,
I cannot execute the setup script picoreplayer: -sh: picoreplayer: not
found.
Has the name changed in 1.19k?
Thanks.
aHi
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sbp wrote:
We have dropped support for the cli setup in the most recent versions of
piCorePlayer. So now all settings are changed via your web-browser.
Ah, okay, I was just about to post the same thing.
Two other things I've noticed:
1.) During the upgrade from 1.19i to 1.19k, my
hi poing,
Thanks for reporting.
poing wrote:
1.) During the upgrade from 1.19i to 1.19k, my timezone setting got
screwed up. (It seems some % characters were added, so the timezone
has to be set up again.).
Yes, this is an unfortunate circumstance of us cleaning up the timezone
code. The
johtem wrote:
The integration of Jivelite is a very nice feature. Thanks for that!
I have only a problem when selecting another resolution skin. Most of
the times Jivelite freezes after selecting.
Update
It freezes on selection of 1920x1080 skins. 1280x720/1024 works fine.
hi johtem,
As
The integration of Jivelite is a very nice feature. Thanks for that!
I have only a problem when selecting another resolution skin. Most of
the times Jivelite freezes after selecting.
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I just did an insitu update of my currently connected two pi b+ to
piCorePlayer1.19k. The update procedure seems much more stable in the
last few versions, this update was a smooth as possible. Only one minor
improvement is possible. Most routers have a please wait while rebooting
with a continue
Wirrunna wrote:
Greg, I didn't know about them, I use Orange Squeeze or the web gui.
Turn them on permanently.
Your input to the piCorePlayer project has been invaluable, the icing
and cherries on the cake - the controls will be another cherry.
Thanks, we are both trying hard to fine tune
bitflusher wrote:
I just did an insitu update of my currently connected two pi b+ to
piCorePlayer1.19k. The update procedure seems much more stable in the
last few versions, this update was a smooth as possible. Only one minor
improvement is possible. Most routers have a please wait while
kneebone wrote:
My LMS is set to stereo. I have a raspberry pi B+ with a hifiberry DAC+
playing through picoreplayer 1.18b.
When I run amixer it reports,
Simple mixer control 'PCM',0
Capabilities: pvolume pvolume-joined pswitch pswitch-joined
Playback channels: Mono
Limits: Playback
Wirrunna wrote:
Greg, ... Your input to the piCorePlayer project has been invaluable,
the icing and cherries on the cake
I completely agree, piCorePlayer has improved greatly after Greg decided
to participate in the project - so thank you very much.
Steen
piCorePlayer a small player
Hi all piCorePlayer users.
We have a new version ready 1.19k.
It is mostly a bug fix version but Greg have developed a new option that
allow you to set a static IP-address for your piCorePlayer.
This has been requested frequently, so now the first part is ready. For
now it is only for wired
My LMS is set to stereo. I have a raspberry pi B+ with a hifiberry DAC+
playing through picoreplayer 1.18b.
When I run amixer it reports,
Simple mixer control 'PCM',0
Capabilities: pvolume pvolume-joined pswitch pswitch-joined
Playback channels: Mono
Limits: Playback -10239 - 400
Mono: Playback
kneebone wrote:
My LMS is set to stereo. I have a raspberry pi B+ with a hifiberry DAC+
playing through picoreplayer 1.18b.
When I run amixer it reports,
Simple mixer control 'PCM',0
Capabilities: pvolume pvolume-joined pswitch pswitch-joined
Playback channels: Mono
Limits: Playback
probedb wrote:
Hi Greg,
I use Squeezer on my phone for control or the LMS web interface only for
control :) I don't think it'll affect me.
On a different subject, with regards syncing I can happily report a RPi
B+ (wired) with Digi+ - Denon AVR 2805 perfectly syncs with another RPi
B+
Hi,
I noticed that the audio ouput setting is not saved. I am using USB
AUDIO but after reboot the setting has changed to ANALOG AUDIO, the
default setting. I did use the SAVE button. Maybe it is neccessary to
add a USB stick and use SAVE TO USB?
Tnx
HDCD?
Have you set volume fixed to 100%?
No replay gain and no crossfading set?
At least in my experience, you can test bit perfectness most easily with
dts-Wave packed as flac.
If your AV plays your dts file fine, then everything is bit perfect,
else you hear just noise.
Give it a try.
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Greg Erskine wrote:
I personally use this Control toolbar 95% of the time. From memory,
you need a playlist defined before they work. I just the Random option
to create a playlist.
Hi Greg,
I use Squeezer on my phone for control or the LMS web interface only for
control :) I don't think
Hi piCorePlayer users,
I would like to turn on the basic Controls permanently on. At the
moment, they only appear at the top of the web gui if you set the LMS IP
on the Squeezelite settings page.
I am just trying to gauge if people, know about them, use them, hate
them, like them, don't care or
probedb wrote:
So you're dissing the output based on very little tests for a port which
you're not interested in using?
I'm not dissing anything! I've performed a test, a simple test, the
result of which, anyone of an objective background who understands the
what and why of that test, can
probedb wrote:
Unless you've sampled the data from the HDMI out and compared to what
the input was then it's not valid.
Fine, then by your criteria my test is not valid. I'm not going to argue
with you. Perhaps it is just coincidence that every other piece of ARM
hardware with the capability
probedb wrote:
So you're not going to post details of the test?
JackOfAll wrote:
When playing (44k1/16) audio using Pi HDMI port, via HDMI to SPDIF
converter, of known HDCD material to a HDCD capable DAC, it failed to be
recognised by the DAC as HDCD.
What it is you want me to add to the
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