I am unused to Shortcuts. A more detailed look revealed that the WOL app
has an action to send the packet, which is all I need. On first lookI
only found the option to open the app.
danco's Profile:
Maybe there is a WOL app that can be configured to invoke a URL x
seconds after it sends WOL packet
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, supla
finland, abc
Thanks to all for the advice.
I have now created an iPhone shortcut that does the following:
Opens a WOL app.
Waits a while,
Opens Material skin.
During the waiting period I can manually get the WOL app to send the
wake command.
I would really like to do without the manual action. I wonder
server.log appears to be empty - just get this one line:
You can enable logging for the plugin.
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I've posted about this a couple of times, and months later still haven't
found a solution.
I am trying to get an online radio station going (via Live365) and want
to use Spicefly Sugarcube in combination with the old SqrSoft
crossfading plug-in of 20+ years ago.
I was able to use the UPnP/DLNA
mherger wrote:
> > Unfortunately, when the pCP Pi is set as a stand alone player with no
> > Wi-Fi connection, none of the tracks it plays are stored in the 'What
> > Was That Tune?' log. In fact, when disconnected from Wi-Fi or LAN,
> LMS
> > doesn't even show the 'What Was That Tune?' option
Unfortunately, when the pCP Pi is set as a stand alone player with no
Wi-Fi connection, none of the tracks it plays are stored in the 'What
Was That Tune?' log. In fact, when disconnected from Wi-Fi or LAN, LMS
doesn't even show the 'What Was That Tune?' option under the 'My Apps'
menu.
Are
d6jg wrote:
> Looking at things another way.
> Install What Was That Tune which will give you a record of what you play
> even when offline.
> Manually scobble the data when online -
> https://support.last.fm/t/more-ways-to-scrobble/192
I have that plugin installed and had the same thought last
Rpi Dac uses the pcm1794a codec driver
The generic (same as hifiberry Dac) uses the pcm5102a codec driver.
Use the one that works better for you.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
Please 'donate'
just want to confirm this is the correct behavior for the 2 relevant pcm
drivers -- all default values -- both are outputting sound -- flac file
from 16bit cd
Rpi
/usr/local/bin/squeezelite -n piCorePlayer -o hw:CARD=sndrpirpidac -a
80:4::1 -p 45 -d output=info -f /var/log/pcp_squeezelite.log
PS I use Material on iPhone in conjunction with iPeng as a player and a
Audioquest Dragonfly with high end headphones.
iPeng does have WOL capability
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*Office* Joggler & Pi3 -> Denon
cpd73 wrote:
> Not as far as I know. For Material on Android I have created a simple
> app that wraps a webview and adds some basic extras. Therefore, for
> Android, I could add an option to wake the server when starting - but
> have not, as my server is on 24x7. However, I have no access to a
If you have a medium to large library, the limited memory might become
an issue. Enabling swap, will help.
A pi3B+ with 1Mb ram, or a pi4 with 2mb will make the LMS interface much
more responsive.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage:
philippe_44 wrote:
> Im not the maintainer of picore but in general enabling swap is not
> going to speed up a system. It might be necessary to make it work, but
> by definition you enable ram to be swapped out and in which is a slower
> process that if you have everything in ram (see caveat
another system question :
i use a pi A+ with 512 ram
under the test tab in advanced power management it list the ram as 256
could this be a problem ?
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These devices are, in general, used to set the date/time in the
operating system.
So, once it is working, it would be used by LMS etc without having to do
anything else.
The challenge is that pCP uses piCore which is a specialised operating
system and does not have everything in it that some
danco wrote:
> I've just installed Material Skin on my iPhone. Looks nice. I'm
> wondering if there is a clever way to do one thing I want.
>
> My LMS runs on my Mac Mini (using Big Sur). If the Mac is asleep then
> using the power button on the remote wakes up the server and connects.
> If I
Paul Webster wrote:
> I dont think the RPi will get the date/time from the Android phone
> without some sort of helper.
>
> However, adding a battery backed up RTC to the RPi is relatively cheap
> and very easy (unless it is competing for GPIO pins).
>
> https://www.adafruit.com/product/3386
danco wrote:
> and then another (Safari)?
You know that you can create a WebApp on the Homescreen for Material
Skin ("Send to" and then "To home screen". (I only translated the German
texts, I don't know the correct english texts))?
pi4 4gb picoreplayer with lms and squeezelite for usb
I've just installed Material Skin on my iPhone. Looks nice. I'm
wondering if there is a clever way to do one thing I want.
My LMS runs on my Mac Mini (using Big Sur). If the Mac is asleep then
using the power button on the remote wakes up the server and connects.
If I am using the iPhone, I
Hello,
I have the following problem with the UPNP bridge:
Within the first few seconds of playing a track, I always hear a slight
crack.
The client is KEF LS50 Wireless II and I mostly stream from Qobuz.
Anyone who had a similar problem and found a solution?
Tom
Looking at things another way.
Install What Was That Tune which will give you a record of what you play
even when offline.
Manually scobble the data when online -
https://support.last.fm/t/more-ways-to-scrobble/192
VB2.4[/B] STORAGE *QNAP TS419P (NFS)
[B]Living Room* Joggler & Pi4/Khadas ->
Hi Philippe,
I am using Daphile 21.01-x86_64-rt, but can't add UPnPBridge Plugin
Can you help me fix this problem?
35439
35440
After restart, UPnPBridge still not installed
35441
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|Filename: UPnPBridge3.jpg
I dont think the RPi will get the date/time from the Android phone
without some sort of helper.
However, adding a battery backed up RTC to the RPi is relatively cheap
and very easy (unless it is competing for GPIO pins).
https://www.adafruit.com/product/3386
Might need some work to have it
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