Man in a van wrote: 
> 
> I have seen somewhere in the Joggler forum a command to stop Squeezeplay
> from starting, so if there was/is room for a Jivelite instance it might
> work that way. But it would only be a jivelite screen, not a choice
> between the two. 
> 

I saw that, and had a play.  I think it doesn't remove the player
altogether - I can't recall clearly, but I think it still left the
option to start the player from within Squeezeplay.  If I'd seen that
option before I started playing with Jivelite it probably would have
been enough for me.

Without any great expectation of success I had a go at building
Squeezelite, and surprisingly it worked!  I had to install some
additional libraries to get the makefile to work (libflac-dev,
libmad0-dev, libvorbis-dev, libmpg123-dev and libfaad-dev), but as soon
as it compiled I ran it and I immediately had a new 'Squeezelite' player
in LMS, first time.  And when I started some music on that player it
came out of the built-in speaker.  I can't believe it was that easy!

I copied over the executable to my internal version, together with the
libraries it needs, and it only took an extra 11 MB in total.  I set it
running in the background, started Jivelite, and there it is in the list
of players.

So now I'm torn - do I find out how to get this instance of Squeezelite
recognised by Jivelite as the 'local' player, or do I persevere with
making Jivelite completely independent of a local player and just let
this Squeezelite act as another player, equal in status to all the
others?  I think I favour the latter approach.  I wonder how Jivelite
knows which is the 'local' player, and will I have to do something
special to prevent Squeezelite being identified as the local player?

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