alastaid wrote:
> I just swapped the sd card into another pi with the same network cable
> and power supply (just using the headphone socket to eliminate the DAC),
> and it worked perfectly. It has to be the pi surely?
May i didnt understand what you've done:confused:
Did you change two RPi
Are you using a USB DAC on the non working Pi? I can't see the DAC type
mentioned before.
The Pi Ethernet port & USB do share the same bus and it is known to
cause problems with certain hardware.
*Vortexbox LMS 7.8 music on QNAP TS419p via NFS* iThingys/iPeng/Tablets
*Living Room* - SB3 ->
Jeff07971 wrote:
> Was looking at the zero but a problem come to mind, how would you set up
> the wifi without another Pi ? :(
For piCorePlayer, same as model A+. Either boot up with display and
keyboard attached to set up wifi, or edit config file on the sdcard on
your pc. Instructions on
Man in a van wrote:
> Sire, prithee, hast thou snapshots to share and speaker details?
>
> your grovelling subject thanks thee. (tips cap)
Here are some photos of the boards and speakers. The speakers I went
for were the Peerless Vifa NE95W-04 Full Range Speakers which I got from
Fahzz wrote:
> Where/when in the does the replay gain processing take place? Does the
> signal have to pass through the SB3 DAC for the replay gain to be
> applied?
>
> I recently switched from analog outs to coax into my receiver which has
> its own DAC. Sometimes a track seems louder or
May be not the best pi player but certainly the cheapest and smallest
option: this £12 dac:
https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/phat-dac?utm_source=Shopify_campaign=7bf10bd465-Pi_Zero11_25_2015_medium=email_term=0_3772e11665-7bf10bd465-83749289_cid=7bf10bd465_eid=8a3ad8e47d
plus the new
I was thinking of using the 10.1" screen kit from Kano. Sorry, can't
include a link because this is my first post.
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utgg wrote:
> May be not the best pi player but certainly the cheapest and smallest
> option: this £12 dac:
> https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/phat-dac?utm_source=Shopify_campaign=7bf10bd465-Pi_Zero11_25_2015_medium=email_term=0_3772e11665-7bf10bd465-83749289_cid=7bf10bd465_eid=8a3ad8e47d
>
Hi all, having considered all your excellent advice I decided to go the
Max2Play route and I'm stunned with the result - the sound is ( and I
hate to say it ) as good or better than my TP - ok it doesn't look very
nice but I don't really care about that - incredible little DAC and very
capable Pi
Hi,
New to all of this and very pleased with where I have got to so far.
So, have a multi room setup using LMS 7.9, I have 6 clients running on
Pi B+ all work fine except one, which pauses the playback roughly for
about 10 seconds every two or three minutes (but can vary). I have
changed all
dasmueller wrote:
> Now, if there was a way to run this with it only showing what was added
> after a certain date that might be cool as well. Sort of a catalog
> update function.
Hi there, I've had a look at the database and the only field that I can
see that might be useful for this is
alastaid wrote:
> Hi,
>
> New to all of this and very pleased with where I have got to so far.
> So, have a multi room setup using LMS 7.9, I have 6 clients running on
> Pi B+ all work fine except one, which pauses the playback roughly for
> about 10 seconds every two or three minutes (but
Hi & welcome
change the power source from the one that always fails to another (from
another Pi that didnt fails)
>
> Have I got it right that the pi loses network connectivity, and if so,
> have I got a faulty pi as I cant think what else to try?
Can you ping /ssh to it when it fails playing?
Look at interface TCP and IP statistics to see if there is a burst of
errors/retries or retransmissions.
Faulty connector etc can cause intermittent errors.
Try a USB ethernet (or even wifi) adaptor to eliminate the onboard
Ethernet part of the Pi.
Hi,
Thanks for the quick responses, so I have swapped with known good power
supplies, and no change. It does move around with the specific pi
board.
Tried it again, with a continuous ping from another machine, and the
player stopped playing, but the ping stayed perfect and consistent in
alastaid wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for the quick responses, so I have swapped with known good power
> supplies, and no change. It does move around with the specific pi
> board.
>
> Tried it again, with a continuous ping from another machine, and the
> player stopped playing, but the ping
I've dug around and can't find an answer to this simple question: does
LMS behave nicely with Windows 10? i keep thinking about upgrading from
Win7 to Win10 but won't do it unless i'm sure my LMS works perfectly.
eschurr wrote:
> I've dug around and can't find an answer to this simple question: does
> LMS behave nicely with Windows 10? i keep thinking about upgrading from
> Win7 to Win10 but won't do it unless i'm sure my LMS works perfectly.
I've encountered no problems running LMS 7.9 on Windows 10,
Mandarb wrote:
> My SB3 from 2005 has apparently suffered enough and died. When I came
> back from vacation this summer it would crash/reboot every time I tried
> to
> play music. I did a factory reset and it worked for a while, but has
> starting crashing again when I try to play music (same
Ok,
Started on the logging front.
slimproto had nothing
stream had the following:
[15:49:15.497148] stream_thread:249 end of stream
[15:51:39.440958] stream_sock:384 connecting to 192.168.2.11:80
[15:51:39.443271] stream_sock:413 header: GET
/stream.mp3?player=b8:27:eb:8c:54:c8 HTTP/1.0
Do you ping from the sever ?
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 MeridianG98DH 2 x
MeridianDSP5200 MeridianDSP5200HC 2 xMeridianDSP3100 +Rel Stadium 3
sub.
Bedroom/Office: Boom
Kitchen: Touch + powered
No it was another machine, but will try from the server
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alastaid wrote:
> It looks like it just looses contact with the server stream? Yet you
> can ping it continuously with no error during the "dropout"
If it loses contatc then another GET would be issued - is there a second
GET ?
Otherwise it is LMS that has stopped sending ?
Possibilties are
just tried pinging it from the server, and it pings fine, starting to
think I should just send the pi back, as to test my sanity, I just
swapped the sd card into another pi with the same network cable and
power supply (just using the headphone socket to eliminate the DAC), and
it worked
alastaid wrote:
> just tried pinging it from the server, and it pings fine, starting to
> think I should just send the pi back, as to test my sanity, I just
> swapped the sd card into another pi with the same network cable and
> power supply (just using the headphone socket to eliminate the
bpa wrote:
> I've seen a network interface (not on a pi) which had problem with large
> packets (CRC errors) yet received small "ping type" packets OK (bad
> clock h/w got out of sync with data if network frame was large) - that
> is why wireshark would be definitive but using another network
Where/when in the does the replay gain processing take place? Does the
signal have to pass through the SB3 DAC for the replay gain to be
applied?
I recently switched from analog outs to coax into my receiver which has
its own DAC. Sometimes a track seems louder or softer than the others.
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