Hi,
Turning off the web interface via SSH and the setup menu does not seem
to be persisent after rebooting. Is there a way to do that ?
Thanks
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Right.. that makes more sense... let me go over to that forum and come
back once its working in Raspbian
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Like I previously mentioned doing it in Raspbian first is going to be
easier, since there is full DKMS support. Plus you have the Rasperry
PI forums that have many more users to help. Once you get a working
driver, I can help with pCP if you want.
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I've got raspbian setup and am perusing around
https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/tree/rpi-4.19.y/sound/soc/bcm
I'm thinking of using `rpi-proto` as a baseline and adapting to WM8741,
or add another option in `rpi-simple-soundcard` that references the
wm8741.
I've downloaded those source
That codec is included with pCP, but you need a driver that implements
the codec for your board.
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paul- wrote:
> The driver would have to reference the correct codec. Would the cirrus
> logic card be the same? Do you know if someone has a driver built for
> this?
I found the codec implemented for the WM8741 (which is the DAC chip I'm
using) in the RPI github repo.
I would just upgrade to 6.0.0 its 99% final.
For now, you will need to edit. I'll consider better ways to do this in
the future.
/usr/local/etc/init.d/pcp_startup.sh
goto line 644, which looks like the below, and then increase the number
of retries. There is 10 seconds between each retry.
paul- wrote:
> I'm not sure I have a good solution for the NAS, You could increase the
> number of mount retries.
>
> As for the date issue, in pCP6, I've just added date check to the LMS
> start sequence. You could make the same edits on your side
Thanks for the reply! Increasing the
itsikhefez wrote:
>
> 1) If I make changes to it, how difficult would it be to add the
> modified driver to pCP ?
>
It can be done, but a bit on the cumbersome side. What I would suggest
you do is to make a driver with DKMS build scripts. Then test it out on
a raspbian image.
>
> 2) Are
Thanks, I'll have to take a look at that sometime.
2 follow ups:
1) If I make changes to it, how difficult would it be to add the
modified driver to pCP ?
2) Are you familiar with the driver discussed in the thread I linked in
the previous post?
rpi-dac is just a generic i2s interface. Very simple. The source code
is in the RPI kernel github.
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paul- wrote:
> The driver would have to reference the correct codec. Would the cirrus
> logic card be the same? Do you know if someone has a driver built for
> this?
Someone in this' long i2s RPI thread'
itsikhefez wrote:
> I'm trying to integrate pCP with the AMB gamma2 DAC module (Wolfson
> WM8741 chip).
> I've wired GND, BCK, LCLK and DATA to the gamma2.
> The gamma2 has an ASRC so MCLK signal is not required.
>
> In the pCP settings, I've randomly chosen "RPi-DAC" and to my surprise
> it's
chris5u wrote:
> Even tried loading pCP v6.0, still same problem. Is there some recent
> issue with touchscreen?
>
There were recent driver changes made by rpi in the pCP 6.0.0 kernels.
My RPI3 + touchscreen + hifiberry Dac+ works fine with wifi though.
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Im having trouble with built-in WiFi on pCP 3B+ with HiFi Berry DAC+
using Raspberry touchscreen. Worked fine for ~ 1 year and then lost WiFi
capabilities. Tried swapping to another 3B+ and same problem with WiFi
with touchscreen. Even tried loading pCP v6.0, still same problem. Is
there some
I'm trying to integrate pCP with the AMB gamma2 DAC module (Wolfson
WM8741 chip).
I've wired GND, BCK, LCLK and DATA to the gamma2.
The gamma2 has an ASRC so MCLK signal is not required.
In the pCP settings, I've randomly chosen "RPi-DAC" and to my surprise
it's actually working.
I don't know
I'm not sure I have a good solution for the NAS, You could increase the
number of mount retries.
As for the date issue, in pCP6, I've just added date check to the LMS
start sequence. You could make the same edits on your side
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I'm running PCP on a Raspberry Pi 3, connected via ethernet and wifi.
It's used as an LMS server rather than as a player, and music is stored
on a WD My Cloud NAS. I'm still running version 3.2 because generally
speaking it works so reliably I haven't found the need to upgrade
although am happy
@MOHN JADDEN
So you are going
Analogue out from the rpi > 5.1 receiver > ADC > Optical input on the
Soundbar.
Does the soundbar control the volume ?
Why not get a Spdif hat and go
Spdif > Soundbar with optical?
If you go cheapo then you may find there are no drivers for the board in
pCP,
Man in a van wrote:
> If you receiver has digital imputs and you don't use DSD files then you
> can find a spdif hat for the pi, or a hat with analogue outputs, plenty
> to choose from.
>
> I would recommend a reputable name and not a cheapo from you know where
> :)
>
> ronnie
>
It only has
WMB wrote:
>
> Possibly too swiftly because I find the wifi dongle does not always seem
> to load in time, but a reboot generally does the trick.
>
I would suspect a DHCP server delay, on the wifi page, you can increase
the network timeout. It defaults to 50, but I've seen some need to set
MohnJadden wrote:
> That did the trick, thank you! It's a bit on the quiet side but I'm
> guessing I'll need a DAC since it's coming out of my headphone jack and
> right into my receiver by way of a 3.5 to RCA splitter.
>
> I appreciate all the help!
If you receiver has digital imputs and
That did the trick, thank you! It's a bit on the quiet side but I'm
guessing I'll need a DAC since it's coming out of my headphone jack and
right into my receiver by way of a 3.5 to RCA splitter.
I appreciate all the help!
Use
https://www.balena.io/etcher/
to make the image on the sd card, no need to unzip the download.
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I burned the image using a Windows machine and was prompted to format
the disk in order to read it. I'll double check later but I don't think
I was able to open the SD card in Explorer without formatting it.
MohnJadden's
You can use any machine, what do you use to burn the image?
The file gets renamed after use.
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paul- wrote:
> The console is set for autologon.To be honest, I have not used the
> setup method in a long time... Dropping a wpa_supplicant.conf on the
> boot partition works so much easier.
Is there a way to do that without a Linux machine available other than
the Pi itself? I was able
The console is set for autologon.To be honest, I have not used the
setup method in a long time... Dropping a wpa_supplicant.conf on the
boot partition works so much easier.
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paul- wrote:
> After you set the wifi parameters, you need to backup, then reboot.
>
> Setup with keyboard and mouse instructions are listed here Scroll
> down to the second section.
>
> https://www.picoreplayer.org/how_to_setup_wifi_on_pcp_without_ethernet.shtml
>
> of course the first
paul- wrote:
> After you set the wifi parameters, you need to backup, then reboot.
>
> Setup with keyboard and mouse instructions are listed here Scroll
> down to the second section.
>
> https://www.picoreplayer.org/how_to_setup_wifi_on_pcp_without_ethernet.shtml
>
> of course the first
After you set the wifi parameters, you need to backup, then reboot.
Setup with keyboard and mouse instructions are listed here Scroll
down to the second section.
https://www.picoreplayer.org/how_to_setup_wifi_on_pcp_without_ethernet.shtml
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I'm running a brand new burned image of PicorePlayer 5.0, standard
build, on a Pi 3B+. It boots just fine. I'm not connected to Ethernet
since I have no wired network connectivity by my stereo.
When I run setup and enter the correct wifi setup info - including all
correct case letters - and
In another thread, someone noted that if one plans to run LMS on the rPi
(with piCorePlayer), resizing the SD card to 300MB was too small and
perhaps 2000MB would be better. That's the first I'd seen this thought.
Is this only if one plans to use the SD card for holding the cache. In
my own
In another thread, someone noted that if one plans to run LMS on the rPi
(with piCorePlayer), resizing the SD card to 300MB was too small and
perhaps 2000MB would be better. That's the first I'd seen this thought.
Is this only if one plans to use the SD card for holding the cache. In
my own
paul- wrote:
> Why would you need to start before the normal attempt to start
> squeezelite? If squeezelite is running do nothing, if it's not
> running, try to start it.
>
> Just use "/usr/local/etc/init.d/squeezelite status"
Thanks, I've re-coded it that way, seems to work fine.
tw99 wrote:
> OK - so are those user commands guaranteed to be run before squeezelite
> is started by PCP & does the startup process wait for them to complete ?
>
>
> If not I'll also need to handle what happens if the DAC happens to be
> powered up, which would have allowed PCP's squeezelite
paul- wrote:
> You can still use a script. Just put the script in your home directory.
> Then you can run it in the user commands section on the tweaks page.
> I would recommend that you start squeezelite by using the init.d
> script.
>
> /usr/local/etc/init.d/squeezelite start
>
> You can
You can still use a script. Just put the script in your home directory.
Then you can run it in the user commands section on the tweaks page.
I would recommend that you start squeezelite by using the init.d
script.
/usr/local/etc/init.d/squeezelite start
You can also use the same script to
I'm using PiCorePlayer with a USB DAC. It works very well indeed.
The only issue I have is what happens if the USB DAC is not powered on
when PCP starts up. In this case squeezelite fails to start because the
specified output device is not available. So it needs some manual
intervention to
Never mind, I found it under the Beta tab.
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Is there an option to set a static IP address? The closest thing I can
find it turning off WiFi. I've done that and the wired connection is
working with a DHCP assigned address.
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Not sure why it wouldn't be saved. Are you saying you can't reset
it up again?
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I did an in-situ upgraded to 5.0 after the required hotfix. All went
well and things are working. But the upgrade didn't save the static IP
address I used before the upgrade. I don't see a network option for
this, but maybe I missed it. Please advise.
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Has to be done from an ssh session.
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I am on pCP 5 on LMS 7.9.2
What is the most easy and safe way to upgrade to a higher version of
LMS?
Thanks
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hi ElEsido,
If I remember correctly, in piCore, /etc/fstab is generated
"dynamically" early during every boot process.
When I tried making my own /etc/fstab and saving with a backup I found
it loaded too late in the boot process to be used.
Also, most fstab entries are "noauto" so mount -a
Of course bootlocal.sh is called. Thats what starts pCP. And it
already runs with root permission.
Drop the sudo statements.
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Hi all
This is my bootlocal.sh
Code:
#!/bin/sh
# put other system startup commands here
GREEN="$(echo -e '\033[1;32m')"
echo
echo "${GREEN}Running bootlocal.sh..."
#pCPstart--
/home/tc/www/cgi-bin/pcp_startup.sh 2>&1 | tee -a
Man in a van wrote:
>
>
> On the LMS i have the DSDPlay Plugin installed
>
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>
paul- wrote:
> The digione is only claimed to support DOP. So the only squeezelite
> setting you should try in the -D option is
>
> x:dop
>
> where x is some delay that might be needed to hide
The digione is only claimed to support DOP. So the only squeezelite
setting you should try in the -D option is
x:dop
where x is some delay that might be needed to hide pops and clicks when
switching.
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mftech wrote:
> I'm using the Digione +Rpi3 whit LMS 7.9.2 running on a Daphile Server
> No problems with PCM playback.
> I enable both settings for DSD-over-PCM in LMS Player Settings.
>
> After this settings was enable I was unable to playbapck DSD or PCM, the
> cursour move but no sound, I
Man in a van wrote:
> Did you install the extension
>
>
> ?
Yes I did.
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mftech wrote:
> or I missed a step in configuring Picoreplayer ?
Did you install the extension
> pcp-dsdplay.tcz ?
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No problems with PCM playback.
I enable both settings for DSD-over-PCM in LMS Player Settings.
After this settings was enable I was unable to playbapck DSD or PCM, the
cursour move but no sound, I tried the following actions,
Not sure which driver will support this DAC. Very few ESS dacs are
officially supported due to ESS closed sources.
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paul- wrote:
> Do you want squeezelite to resample? or just tell lms to only send
> 44/48 to the device.
I want to try the connection: RPi3B + Allo Kalli Reclocker + DIY Dac
with ES9038PRO using I2S. Which audio output in Squeez setting will be
correct ?
newpeter wrote:
> What options in Squeezelite should be set so that Rpi 3B + works only
> with the Allo Kali 44/48 HAT overlay? The goal is to develop a clear I2S
> signal for an external DAC.
Do you want squeezelite to resample? or just tell lms to only send
44/48 to the device.
What options in Squeezelite should be set so that Rpi 3B + works only
with the Allo Kali 44/48 HAT overlay? The goal is to develop a clear I2S
signal for an external DAC.
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paul- wrote:
> Most using HDMI want bitperfect. If you change from 0db, then the
> stream is no longer bitperfect.
Thanks Paul
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paul- wrote:
> Syncing different hardware can be problematic, as each of the devices
> has different capabilieies. I would start with some simple mp3 files
> that is local music saved on the LMS server. See what happens.
>
> What wifi chips are you using in those old RPI's? I would bet
paul- wrote:
> In your wifi setup you have "spaces" before and after the SSID name.
> The Scan results show the SSID without spaces.
>
> The + sign in the encoded ssid is a character. and you can
> see the spaces in the ssid= line.
>
> network={
> #enc_ssid="+dhLinksys_5GHz+"
>
In your wifi setup you have "spaces" before and after the SSID name.
The Scan results show the SSID without spaces.
The + sign in the encoded ssid is a character. and you can
see the spaces in the ssid= line.
network={
#enc_ssid="+dhLinksys_5GHz+"
ssid=" dhLinksys_5GHz "
paul- wrote:
> That just make is clear wifi is not connected. Just copy the rest.
> there should be a send to Pastebin button too.
Don't see a Pastebin, but here's the wifi diag log:
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That just make is clear wifi is not connected. Just copy the rest.
there should be a send to Pastebin button too.
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paul- wrote:
> When you press Diagnostics on the wifi page.it will do a scan, does
> it show any APs?
The only thing I see that looks relevant to me:
wlan0 IEEE 802.11 ESSID:off/any
Mode:Managed Access Point: Not-Associated Tx-Power=31 dBm
Retry short limit:7 RTS thr:off
Man in a van wrote:
> Well I have had a play with this this morning.
>
> normal disclaimers apply :p
>
> ronnie
Thank you very much Ronnie, always as efficient !!!
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it show any APs?
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Suddenly my RBP won't connect to wifi-no ip is found.
The diagnostics and everything look okay. Connection via ethernet is
fine, but when I shut down and then reboot without the ethernet cable
connected, the network isn't found.
Can't figure this one out.
I even changed the DHCP address of
The issue with the older pies and those chipsets is that they don't come
close to the max throughput, and they have really bad antennae.
I have devices running those same chips, and they have run fine for
years. But I don't sync them. If you go into LMS, Players settings,
there are some
paul- wrote:
> Syncing different hardware can be problematic, as each of the devices
> has different capabilieies. I would start with some simple mp3 files
> that is local music saved on the LMS server. See what happens.
>
> What wifi chips are you using in those old RPI's? I would bet
paul- wrote:
> The Audiophonics extension was removed as it had some old wiring pi
> libraries built in. There is a script in the tc home directory that
> should replace it just fine. pcp-powerbutton.sh. But in most cases
> the two overlays that Ronnie mentioned work great too. And you
paul- wrote:
> Syncing different hardware can be problematic, as each of the devices
> has different capabilieies. I would start with some simple mp3 files
> that is local music saved on the LMS server. See what happens.
>
> What wifi chips are you using in those old RPI's? I would bet
Thanks guys,
It works for me with Ronnie's method.
I use the Audiophonics PI-SPC II module which is a power manager:
https://www.audiophonics.fr/fr/accessoires-pour-raspberry-pi-et-autres-sbc/audiophonics-pi-spc-
ii-module-control-of-power-to-linear-raspberry-pi-p-11504.html
My settings:
Thanks for the explanation Paul.
I'll let it sink in.slowly :)
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The Audiophonics extension was removed as it had some old wiring pi
libraries built in. There is a script in the tc home directory that
should replace it just fine. pcp-powerbutton.sh. But in most cases
the two overlays that Ronnie mentioned work great too.
Active Hi means the input shows
Man in a van wrote:
> I just checked mine which is running v6.0.0.beta 7 and found that
> squeezelite would not start
>
> I went to the Squeezelite settings and found this new one, made the
> adjustment and rebootedsqueezelite running.
>
> Use at your own discretion :)
>
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>
>
I just checked mine which is running v6.0.0.beta 7 and found that
squeezelite would not start
I went to the Squeezelite settings and found this new one, made the
adjustment and rebootedsqueezelite running.
Use at your own discretion :)
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Feeback25 wrote:
> Good morning all,
> I'm talking to Paul or Greg: I just did a brand new installation of PCP
> 5.0.1. I am using a power button on my system. I can no longer find
> "Audiophonics-powerscript.tcz" in the repositories.
> How can I install it or use an alternative?
> Thank you
>
Good morning all,
I'm talking to Paul or Greg: I just did a brand new installation of PCP
5.0.1. I am using a power button on my system. I can no longer find
"Audiophonics-powerscript.tcz" in the repositories.
How can I install it or use an alternative?
Thank you
Philippe
firedog wrote:
> I don't see anything like that in my setup. How did you get to that?
https://forums.slimdevices.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=29201
Since my unit accepts DSD Native, no settings for DoP appeared in my LMS
under the DSDPlay settings. It just said there that DSD Native is
I2S is the buss that audio crosses, Dac chips also used i2c for control
of the device.
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huxmut wrote:
> So the trick $64 question is;
> does the rPi send data out as IIS or IIC ?
To most HAT DACs and Amps I2S.
Jeff
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So the trick $64 question is;
does the rPi send data out as IIS or IIC ?
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paul- wrote:
> I'm far from an audio transport expert. So hopefully I explained it
> correctly. But I know that I2S data stream is subject to the clock
> rate of the RPI, which is why quite a few HAT products try to "re-clock"
> the incoming data.
>
> All I know is that I can't hear the
I'm far from an audio transport expert. So hopefully I explained it
correctly. But I know that I2S data stream is subject to the clock
rate of the RPI, which is why quite a few HAT products try to "re-clock"
the incoming data.
All I know is that I can't hear the difference. lol.
paul- wrote:
> I2S is not going to produce bitperfect data ...
I'm surprised to hear that bit.
Im guessing it must be close as my old cloth ears arnt offended by my
current setup.
I'll try it out this weekend and see if i can hear a difference or not
Thanks for the education Paul :)
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huxmut wrote:
> is that also the case for I2C ?
> as in a dac hat.
I2S is not going to produce bitperfect data. HDMI is not a DAC, it
feeds a data stream to a DAC.
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I've been working on 6.0.0 so long, the screen changed a little bit from
5.0.0. Try the 6.0.0-b7
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paul- wrote:
> Should be able to set the DSD option to
>
> :dop
>
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I don't see anything like that in my setup. How did you get to that?
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is that also the case for I2C ?
as in a dac hat.
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Quick question about the output level settings for HDMI output - what
are the benefits/deficits from setting the output to 100% (4db) or 96%
(0db)?
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Should be able to set the DSD option to
:dop
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I have DSDPlayer installed n my LMS server, and in it's settings for pCP
it says I can play DSD back natively. That's good, but I actually want
to convert DSD to PCM so I can also apply room correctiion to DSD
files.
My present settings don't give me that option. How can I setup the
castalla wrote:
> I have installed pcp 5.0 . What's the best method to make a copy of
> the image ? Preferably using linux.
dd is the easiest. Just make sure you use the correct devices. Just
google it, there is tons of how-to out there.
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I have installed pcp 5.0 . What's the best method to make a copy of
the image ? Preferably using linux.
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I have heard of weird things happening on very small cards. Could be a
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rincage wrote:
> No, just a plain set up using Ethcher to write image to a 128MB (MB not
> GB) SDCard. Done nothing else to SDCard.
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I think a bigger card is maybe an idea :)
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paul- wrote:
> Not sure how this happens, as the extension that contains the boot
> script, also contains the default configuration. So getting a file not
> found error seems a bit impossible.
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> Have you done anything else to this installation? Do you have a fresh SD
> card that you can
Not sure how this happens, as the extension that contains the boot
script, also contains the default configuration. So getting a file not
found error seems a bit impossible.
Have you done anything else to this installation? Do you have a fresh SD
card that you can just burn, and then setup the
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