If you are using LMS, too, is there a specific reason you don't switch
your Smart Radio to the Squeezebox firmware?
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Sure, I've gone back and forth on one of my radios five or six times
now.
It was difficult in the early days of the UE Smart Radio but nowadays
there is a simple menu option for it: "Settings->Advanced->Switch to
Squeezebox".
When converted, it's a Squeezebox so you'd just run LMS on your Ubuntu
adamdea wrote:
> At the moment the future looks a bit bleak for a squeezebox replacement,
> although raspberry pi semi DIY solutions proliferate.
I'm not so sure. I know about several commercial products coming out
next years which will target this market.
Doing something in between a commercial
Um, weird setup they use. For the voice feature you've got to use their
App which is frankly one of the worst Apps I've seen in a while.
But maybe I'm the wrong target group anyhow, voice activated
functionally feels pretty annoying to me, be it Siri, GPS systems in
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I don't think it will work, you'd have to synchronize players that play
different music, something you can't do.
Also Is your goal to play 5.1 for video? That would not be lip-sync
because of the latency being introduced. You'd have to expect at least
50ms but active synchronization (which of
I understand what he wants to do but you will only get the audio in sync
by chance. The three SqueezeLite instances _might_ play the signal I'm
sync but they also _may_ be completely off and believe me, if your rear
channels are half a second behind your front ones that's not a nice
experience
Ah... Ok now I get it.
So scrap my comments
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JackOfAll wrote:
> Slightly under. You'll be lucky to see real-world speeds of 65Mb...
> ;)
>
Still definitely more than USB...
The biggest issue with USB 2.0 drives, though, is if you try to do RAID
or something. Then write speeds drop to 15 or even 10 MB, that's really
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Oh, yes, you are right. I mixed those small and capital letters and I'm
using gigabit Ethernet which the Pi doesn't have... My bad.
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SSH tunnel? You still need to do it on the router, though. If your
router doesn't handle the secure connection, how's it supposed to work?
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Well, then you need another router behind that one to handle those VPN
or tunneling or whatever you are trying to do. You can run VPN servers
on other devices, too, you just have to be careful that you will of
course have to route all that to your local network, too.
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DoP can't play DSD on a PCM DAC, you need to transcode to PCM.
DoP is for DSD DACs.
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DJanGo wrote:
> my first git experience
>
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Is your server wired, too?
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It's not just you, it's a general problem of all devices running on SD
cards as main drive.
SD cards are simply not designed for permanent operation.
One workaround would be to run all your OS, SW and database in RAM
because that reduces write cycles.
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Is there a way to get the IP/port combination (control port) for the
server SqueezeLite is currently using? Basically the result of the UDAP
search response.
I wonder.. i can't be the first one to run into this...
I've built a portable radio using a Pi zero and I added a volume control
knob and
What do you do with the info in pCP? Just because I'm running this on
pCP.
But if I go to these length I'd run a server discovery and check which
server has the player connected.
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Yea, makes sense. And no need to poll the server, I can just send an
UDAP request to port 3483 on the server to get the control port.
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paul- wrote:
> I have several Zero's laying around here, I was just going to fire one
> up for testing. What network device are you using on the Zero?
Most WiFi adaptors should work, I just tried ones from CSL and LogiLink,
no issues. The biggest problem is that you need a cable to connect the
I'd say you had a duplicate IP
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I'm not sure that's true.
Granted, I have DSDPlayer (the plugin) installed but somehow I can't get
LMS to deliver native DSD or even DoP, I always get transcoded PCM so it
must be possible...
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Just select "Backup" after you download it to the device
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ctbarker32 wrote:
> The latest RPi release is the Raspberry Pi Zero Wireless. Now includes
> built in WiFi and Bluetooth. One less dongle to add.
>
> Add a Phat Dac or something similar and of course the tremendous
> PiCorePlayer and you have the smallest footprint but fantastic sounding
> Squee
Wow, that really would be cool. Would have softened the packaging
requirements on my Tivoli project quite a bit and might make my
subwoofer-Pi even more simple
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Hm I bought a Pi 3 with the antenna connector already soldered on
for my project last summer, that article sounds like it might be
worthwhile waiting for something like that becoming available.
Although I probably don't need it for my subwoofer-Pi, here my WiFi is
powerful enough...
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I know I had to try several of the amp options but one eventually
worked. Might actually have been the default Hifiberry option instead of
one of the amp options.
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Hifiberry' web site shows the GPIO lines used by the MiniAmp
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Yea, I think that's what I found, too
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There is no need to transcode at all if you are playing to a Pi.
The resampling from 192 kHz to 48 kHz shouldn't be a problem either, the
Pi only has to do it for its own player.
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Don't do that. FLAC is fine and you've got enough bandwidth unless you
do crazy stuff like streaming 384kHz sample rate material and such.
Transcoding to MP3 takes a lot of CPU power and will likely create more
issues than it solves.
FLAC is perfect for streaming.
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But if the SB3 is alone on its 2.4GHz network, where's the problem?
Still enough bandwidth to stream HD video so why not 48kHz FLAC?
We are talking about 750kbit/s here. If you don't get that out of a WiFi
network then it's so broken that even the control connection will
probably no longer be sta
Really, don't . All of this is not a problem and the SB3 is a really
nice player. Very reliable ne good sound.
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Oh, ok, now THAT is a reason to retire it, indeed.
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No need to do changes to the code.
Search for the defeat destructive touch-to-play option in the player
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No idea. I thought JivrLite uses that same applet code as SqueezePlay,
maybe its using old versions?
Someone knowing JiveLite internals would have to answer.
You didnt mention JiveLite in the thread title so people might have
missed that this is about JiveLite at all, I certainly did.
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You could consider to use Max2Play instead of piCorePlayer. In my
experience its less stable but if you dont leave the device running
for months at a time it probably doesnt matter.
Max2Play now has a WiFi mode in which it automatically sets up a hotspot
to connect when it cant find a WiFi net
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Does that happen no matter what combination of tablets/apps you are
starting?
You are playing audio on the tablets, right? Or is it that just the
controllers connecting causes the connection to fail?
Do I understand correctly that this is the low level network connection
going down?
My obvious g
Oh, forgot you are on mail... Please make sure you read my comment on
the forum, I edited it
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Mnyb wrote:
>
> Also in iPeng squeezlite does not get a power button like other players
> ?
Which iPeng and what exactly do you get vs. expect?
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Mnyb wrote:
> No power icon here ?
>
> You could always claim the icon is invisible as it is a headless player
> ,not meant to be seen :)
There should be a generic "power" icon but I am rarely able to test that
so it might be that some error crept in during a recent icon change.
Will have a loo
get (even with deb options)
is "server died...restarting".
I did a clean install with apt-get from unstable.
I did NOT get any warning messages regarding firmware copyright as on
the desktop installation.
The desktop installation was also using apt-get, not gnome.
Any ideas,
As I said, the only thing it's logging is the "starting up" and
"died...restarting" messages.
And no, it is not running, the only thing that is running is the
"slimserver_safe" script that keep
Actually, that's it.
Thanks a lot.
Looks like they did remove a bit too many dependencies on 70a1 ;-)
And that DOES explain why it worked on the desktop version.
Now I have to get rid of the dedicated mysql ;-)
Cheers
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Damn, I need that thing tonight.
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Works now - don't know why, but works now (after the SECOND 'force'd
install of Bundle::CPAN...)
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if you DON'T use smbfs, but
cifs instead. Smbfs on ubuntu will hang your sockets after a while
(kernel 2.6 limitation) and the ubuntu doc is wrong on this.
Took me a while to find out!
In every other respect the tip is correct.
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Sounds like a firewall or a router in the way. How do you access the
server? Does your wlan ap allow to access port 9000?
Or do you have a firewall on the ubuntu box?
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EricGo;259566 Wrote:
> Hi Pippin,
>
> All connections go through the same combo router/WAP device. I also
> thought a firewall is disrupting things, but my admittedly novice
> poking through the network related control panels on the Ubuntu box
> didn't find anything obvi
e spare
capacity for streaming in and out. It was the only passively cooled
alternative I found.
Can actually recommend the setup. Don't bother adding more GHz for
processors, can't use'em anyway on a server, save power instead (my
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debian based there will be a file called "fstab" under \etc and you
have to add a line like
//synology/public /mnt/synology cifs 0 0
to that file.
Try "man mount" or "man mount.cifs" on your command line.
Also I COULD imagine t
are huge differences.
Probably wouldn't run a heavy duty web server from it but for this
application it's amazingly fast. Much faster than all my PCs for SC.
Maybe the 1GB RAM also helps... Boy, RAM and Flash are so cheap these
days...The most expensive part of the whole unit was the housing.
mount you Synology drive as a partition.
Well, you never know what you will do with it next...
The Synology has a few SMB shares and I mount them using CIFS
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Mark Lanctot;268900 Wrote:
> Googling around, there are flash modules up to 8 GB which plug directly
> into an IDE socket, no adapter required!
That's what I use. Cool. No cables or anything.
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a bit more expensive then what I paid half a year
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