4.x is not compatible, need to at least be running 5.0. But the 6.0
beta is pretty stable now for most things. Really only playing with the
rpi4 support.
I'll update the extension so you can just install via the extension
page.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homep
chill wrote:
> I guess that's the answer then. I'm sorry, I don't know if pCP5
> extensions are necessarily compatible with pCP4, or how to use them if
> they are.
Maybe I try to install pcp5 tomorrow. Hopefully my chinese display will
also work in pcp5.
Thanks a lot for your help!
Jursi wrote:
> I am looking from the piCorePlayer repository. 28242
chill wrote:
> I don't know for sure whether pigpio.tcz is available in pCP4 - perhaps
> Paul can comment.
I guess that's the answer then. I'm sorry, I don't know if pCP5
extensions are necessarily compatible with pCP4, or h
chill wrote:
> Are you looking in the 'piCorePlayer repository', or the 'Official
> piCore repository'? It will be in the former, and I suspect the latter
> is the default in pCP4. I did this from pCP5. I don't know for sure
> whether pigpio.tcz is available in pCP4 - perhaps Paul can comment
Jursi wrote:
>
> I can't find pigpio.tcz from the repository, any idea why?
>
> I am running 4.1.0
Are you looking in the 'piCorePlayer repository', or the 'Official
piCore repository'? It will be in the former, and I suspect the latter
is the default in pCP4. I did this from pCP5. I don'
chill wrote:
> Install pigpio.tcz from the piCorePlayer repository, then make sure the
> daemon is running: just type pigpiod from the command line of an SSH
> terminal.
>
> Then issue the two commands that Paul specified:
> >
Code:
> > sudo modprobe uinput
> sudo ch
Jursi wrote:
> Amazing news,
>
> Could you explain me how to install sbpd from your link and how to setup
> pigpio library.
>
> Thank you!
Install pigpio.tcz from the piCorePlayer repository, then make sure the
daemon is running: just type pigpiod from the command line of an SSH
terminal.
Th
paul- wrote:
> Chill,
>
> Would you mind testing this out for me. My current jivelite setup is a
> bit difficult to add encoders and buttons to..but I did verify that
> I'm getting keyboard events.
>
> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/os6duhpkskgzj4c/sbpd
>
> This is the latest source
Can I just say what a great addition this is to sbpd. Controlling
Jivelite with a rotary encoder, so that it behaves like an original
Squeezebox Radio or Boom, is something that quite a few people have
wanted an easy way to achieve I think.
-
This works perfectly with my encoder:
Code:
./sbpd -v e,20,21,KEY:KEY_UP-KEY_DOWN,2
b,26,KEY:KEY_RIGHT,2,0,KEY:KEY_LEFT,500
I had to adjust the 'Detente Mode' setting to 2, so that each click
moves the cursor one position up or down, but after th
paul- wrote:
> Chill,
>
> Would you mind testing this out for me.
I'll be happy to. My RPi with an encoder doesn't have a screen or
Jivelite, and my RPi with Jivelite and a screen doesn't have an attached
encoder. The latter is easier to fix, so I'll go that route.
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Chill,
Would you mind testing this out for me. My current jivelite setup is a
bit difficult to add encoders and buttons to..but I did verify that
I'm getting keyboard events.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/os6duhpkskgzj4c/sbpd
This is the latest source using pigpio, so make sure you
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