paul- wrote:
> I would take a look at pCP 3.5.0 or the newly released 4.0.0 beta. That
> will do a full AP Mode setup now, and for sure will run LMS with just
> the AP running.
>
> The only catch is the original setup on a zero. You really need to
> temporarily connect a USB ethernet device
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi steff,
>
> I would only use the Audio Optimized pCP if I is was an "Audiophile who
> liked a little pain". :)
>
> I don't use it myself.
>
> The RT Kernel is only just started getting "official" status by RPF so
> it will be a while until that is considered
Howard,
Please dont take this the wrong way. But I cannot follow anything
you said.
One thing that seems to be a common thread..folks are using the
Audio Optimized kernel, and have no idea what it actually does. These
versions are tweaked to reduce latency, They should not be setup
I dont test any WiFi with the AO version. Again, Im not going to
recommend it to anyone. If you want to play with it, and it sounds
better to you, then great.
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Hi Howard,
I can understand your frustrations!
Although we have documented the limitations and given warnings many
times all over the place, it really depends on when you came into the
conversation, and it is highly possible to download and install the
Audio version missing all the warnings,
Hi Paul, Not sure what wasn't clear. probably talking about 4 different
pi's with 4 different uses. I will say that when someone offers a "Audio
Optimized" anything, a lot of us will jump at it. It kind of insinuates
it would be useful for anything related to music reproduction. Some of
us use
paul- wrote:
> The old Audio Optimized kernel was not Real Time. The current one is.
> That is the only change.
Thanks for the feedback.
Another question: in the past the old Audio Optimized version was not
suggested with WiFi.
What about the new Real Time Kernel one?
Moreover and
Greg and Paul,
Just upgraded a second pCP from piCorePlayer 4.0.0-b4 to piCorePlayer
4.0.0-b5 and the SSID stuff all worked.
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Hi All,
I have been using the Pi i2s either standalone or through Allo reclocker
and isolator successfully with many diy dac.
Recently my friend lends me a Singxer dac that does not have any CMOS
i2s but only a 3.3V Differential HDMI i2s connector. I have tried to
connect my Pi HDMI into this
Greg,
1. If you could include the paste URL in your post it will make it
easier for us to find- not quite sure where that URL comes from, must be
from Pastebin, I will look out for it next time.
2. When you first did the 3.5.0 to 4.0.0-b5 upgrade and it didn't
connect, did you try multiple
paul- wrote:
> If you guys do insitu updates, Any of your added software will need to
> be updated too. Most of them have an update button..
Thanks for the confirmation. Could this be flagged and monitored as a
reminder, maybe on the first page of the web interface and / or under
the
I guess I spoke a little too soon. I update my pi3B to 4.0AudioCore and
WiFi didn't work so I went back to 4.0.0-B5 and WiFi still doesn't work.
Is there a way to go back to 3.50? Not listed on the available updates.
Also, went ahead and update an old pi B. It actually worked fine up
until I
I've updated two out of 4 of my pi's with perfect results. I do have a
question about something I may have just noticed.
Was there a warning about running LMS with the AudioCore in 3.5.0? I've
been running two of my pi's that way on 3.5.0 and haven't had any
issues.
I can change it on my home
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