paladin5000 wrote:
> Hi,
> I have just installed picoreplayer on a raspberry pi 1 with the chinese
> suptronics x400 as a i2s dac and amplifier and it works great out of the
> box. In the past I used the same hardware with mpd and I could control
> playing and stopping music, loading playlists
Hi Greg,
thanks for that informative answer. The simple commands will do just
fine for a start. I will later look into jivelite.
I also want to control the player mainly by app, but all my music
devices must have a "quick-start" button for my wife when she wants to
listen to music without
Thanks for them suggestions i will look into them.
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> Hi Andreas,
>
> Thanks for giving piCorePlayer a go.
>
> I think most people use a mobile device using an app like iPeng or
> similar to control squeezelite/LMS. Since the release of the official
> RPi touch screen there are quite a few people using jivelite. I
>
Apesbrain wrote:
> Be advised BT support on Max2Play is a premium plugin and requires a
> paid license. I'll stick with piCorePlayer and a wire, thanks.
True, but the licence is a piddling 10. (took me three attempts to get
that Euro sign! :p )
atb
Ronnie.
Fair point. Well made.
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Well, the cheapest option is max2play plus licence plus cheap BT dongle.
I still think the limiting factor is likely to be the BT reach (which
in my experience is about 4 m max without intervening walls, etc.).
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Man in a van wrote:
> Well, don't beat about the bush man! say what you really mean ;):D:p
>
> If the OP wants BlueTooth "make it so!".
>
> I have used my cast thingy once (only £15, and 'bout what it's worth :(
> ).
>
> atb
>
> Ronnie.
Well it is Ronnie. It's like AM compared to FM.
I
d6jg wrote:
> But Bluetooth audio is junk compared to Castbridge or AirPlay. Bluetooth
> being a compressed / decompressed technology with definite loss. A
> Chromecast at £35 must be a better more flexible option than a Bluetooth
> dongle at £? plus a licence at £8.
However, most BT speakers
d6jg wrote:
> But Bluetooth audio is junk compared to Castbridge or AirPlay. Bluetooth
> being a compressed / decompressed technology with definite loss. A
> Chromecast at £35 must be a better more flexible option than a Bluetooth
> dongle at £? plus a licence at £8.
Well, don't beat about the
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Keep an eye out for "Slimmer".
I've been trying with Slimmer and it seems to have easier configuration
than the other methods I have seen posted, but I still haven't been able
to get the rotary encoder to work with PiCorePlayer. its not the
hardware as it works ok if I
Man in a van wrote:
> True, but the licence is a piddling 10. (took me three attempts to get
> that Euro sign! :p )
>
> atb
>
> Ronnie.
But Bluetooth audio is junk compared to Castbridge or AirPlay. Bluetooth
being a compressed / decompressed technology with definite loss. A
Chromecast at
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
paladin5000 wrote:
> Hi,
> I have just installed picoreplayer on a raspberry pi 1 with the chinese
> suptronics x400 as a i2s dac and amplifier and it works great out of the
> box. In the past I used the same hardware with mpd and I could control
> playing and stopping music, loading playlists
kolossos4730 wrote:
> Greg,
>
> I noticed the 'pcp rescan' in your post. This is not available in my
> version of piCorePlayer (2.06) but the code is present in
> 'pcp-lms-functions'. I've changed 2.06's 'pcp' to include the rescan
> option and added this functionality to my piCorePlayer
JackOfAll wrote:
> NB. This is posted with consent from Steen.
> Anyway, long story short, the ZeroDAC normally retails for £15 inc VAT
> with the 40 pin header soldered onto the board, or £14 inc VAT with it
> supplied but not fitted. I don't know how long this offer will last, but
> if you
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
JackOfAll wrote:
> Anyone else thinking of purchasing more than one ZeroDAC with the
> discount code, please hold fire for the moment. I am waiting for
> clarification from IQ, as to whether it will be possible to receive the
> £4 discount per board, rather than a single £4 discount per order,
castalla wrote:
> If you really want pi to bluetooth then install max2play which enables
> bluetooth speakers, but you'll also need a bluetooth adapter for the pi.
Be advised BT support on Max2Play is a premium plugin and requires a
paid license. I'll stick with piCorePlayer and a wire, thanks.
Anyone else thinking of purchasing more than one ZeroDAC with the
discount code, please hold fire for the moment. I am waiting for
clarification from IQ, as to whether it will be possible to receive the
£4 discount per board, rather than a single £4 discount per order, which
seems to be the way
Hi,
I have just installed picoreplayer on a raspberry pi 1 with the chinese
suptronics x400 as a i2s dac and amplifier and it works great out of the
box. In the past I used the same hardware with mpd and I could control
playing and stopping music, loading playlists and changing the volume
with
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?
An applet would be a stretch too far as I do not have access to an O2
Joggler and the name of the image used for the VU meter is hardcoded
into
kolossos4730 wrote:
> An applet would be a stretch too far as I do not have access to an O2
> Joggler and the name of the image used for the VU meter is hardcoded
> into the source code of the skin.
>
> I downloaded the latest image for the Joggler from
>
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