Wigster wrote: > Thanks! > > Seems like FLIRC is the way to go longer term anyway, once I lay out the > cash for the touch screen and should be much easier to implement. Is it > possible to run Jivelite with no screen, so that I just use the on/off > and play/pause buttons on the remote until then?
Interesting question so I decided to do a quick test (or so I thought as I started some 2 hours ago). Turns out that a Raspberry Pi B+ in combination with a HifiBerry DAC+ does not work with piCorePlayer 1.21g. I had to revert to 1.21a for the DAC to become available again and also change config.txt in the process as JiveLite did not start automatically (this could be the result of me changing from 1.21g to 1.21a). A headless FLIRC will work but you will have to attach a (HDMI) display the first time to configure JiveLite. The first time JiveLite starts it asks for a language and you also need to select a skin (e.g. Joggler). Then save the setting using the command line or the Backup button on the web interface. When you are sure JiveLite starts normally you can power off and disconnect the display. The FLIRC will continue to control JiveLite. You have to be very carefull with the buttons you press as there is no visual feedback. Ideally you will only want to configure a few basic buttons on the remote. Pause/play, volume up/down, skip to next/previous track and power on/off all work with my FLIRC. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ kolossos4730's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=63988 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=97803 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/unix
