bc-nero wrote:
> I would like to distribute the sound of Alexa over LMS to the players.
> But if there is a solution here that can be used to control the LMS by
> voice, then of course that would be even better. But with step 1 I would
> be very satisfied!
Maybe the OP should check out the Medi
OK!
Now: "wavin:hw:2,0" was working :-(
before reboot i could hear the music - after reboot only pipes :-(
also it was not possible to play the stream on two players , or make a
synchronization
?!?
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bc-nero wrote:
> Hi!
>
>
>
> ... before
>
> this one is working: arecord -v -D plughw:CARD=2,DEV=0 -f cd -t wav
> arecordtest.wav
OK then test with a Favorite with URL "wavin:plughw:CARD=2,DEV=0" with
the orginal custom-convert.conf file which has "arecord" (LMS must be
restarted for cust
Hi!
> Was that a test with WaveInput before you gave LMS user permission to
> access "Audio" hardware by making userid a member of audio group ?
... before
this one is working: arecord -v -D plughw:CARD=2,DEV=0 -f cd -t wav
arecordtest.wav
thomas
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bc-nero wrote:
> Alsa or pulseaudio ... I do not care, the main thing is that it
> works
I guess you had tried ALSA because you said you tried to uninstall
Pulseaudio.
> What attitude would I have to do with Alsa (how do I find the right
> input device?) With the standard values it had
> u
Sorry, it was very a hard day, so I'm could not come back earlier.
Alsa or pulseaudio ... I do not care, the main thing is that it
works
What attitude would I have to do with Alsa (how do I find the right
input device?) With the standard values it had
unfortunately not working solution ...
Before you go further with PulseAudio, I presume you tried using
WaveInput with ALSA devices - it doesn't always require PulseAudio to be
uninstalled.
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Vie
I dislike PulseAudio intensely - it solves problems that 99% of users
don't have but makes life more complicated.
For some reason parec will not pipe its output so a quick and dirty
solution is to use "arecord" with an environment variable "PULSE_SOURCE"
but that requires a shell script as LMS s
OK - everything is as expected.
I think I see the problem - it looks like parec doesn't like piping WAV
output.
I'll have to look for an alternative to parec.
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OK!
Code:
[19-07-13 10:17:40.8933] Slim::Player::Playlist::removeTrack (349) Removing
currently playing track.
[19-07-13 10:17:40.8936] Slim::Player::StreamingController::stop (2097)
b8:27:eb:dd:58:65
[19-07-13 10:17:40.8941] Slim::Player::Source::playmode (96)
b8
bc-nero wrote:
> >
Code:
> > alsa_input.pci-_00_1b.0.analog-stereo
> >
>
> ... is the right one, just tested as you have written 2 days ago
>
The test prove that Pulseaudio is working for a logged in user (i.e. not
a service) and somewhere the
Hi!
Code:
alsa_input.pci-_00_1b.0.analog-stereo
... is the right one, just tested as you have written 2 days ago
Code:
2019-07-13 09:01:28 squeezeboxserver_safe started.
[19-07-13 09:01:29.8349] main::init (387) St
bc-nero wrote:
> But if I start the favorite with "wavin:
> alsa_input.pci-_00_1b.0.analog-stereo", then it starts for 1-3
> seconds and then stops again, without even having played one sound ...
The clock is started when you press play - it means nothing specific -
just a timer.
Timer run
Thanks, but unfortunately it still does not work ...
I did everything as written, Waveinput also shows:
Wave input
FLAC = parec / flac
MP3 = parec / lame
PCM = parec
But if I start the favorite with "wavin:
alsa_input.pci-_00_1b.0.analog-stereo", then it starts for 1-3
seconds and then sto
bc-nero wrote:
>
> @bpa
>
> this one is working great: "alsa_input.pci-_00_1b.0.analog-stereo"
I assume this means you were able to record audio into a file and play
it back OK.
Now to modify LMS to use parec (which is PulaseAudio record) instead of
the default arecord (which is ALSA rec
bc-nero wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Sorry, my mistake ... (google translate)
>
> wrong: I do not have a RP2 in the living room with the same USB sound
> card as the home server.
> right: I do have a RP3 in the living room with the same USB sound card
> as the home server.
>
>
>
> ==> here is a lag of
bc-nero wrote:
> Ok, so i put in a new LMS favorit: >
Code:
> > parec --file-format=wav -d alsa_input.pci-_00_1b.0.analog-stereo
test.wav
> >
>
> right?
NO
Run from a shell prompt - this has nothing to do with LMS. It is
necessary to veri
Ok, so i put in a new LMS favorit:
Code:
parec --file-format=wav -d alsa_input.pci-_00_1b.0.analog-stereo
test.wav
right?
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bc-nero wrote:
> ==> So I will try this one. But I do not want to record the sound, I
> want to stream the sound live into LMS ...
The same command to record is the one that will be used by LMS to copy
the sound to player.
If you don't have a working record command - there is no point wasting
He also said ... which may have confused me.
bc-nero wrote:
> I do not have a RP2 in the living room with the same USB sound card as
> the home server. If I get the sound through this client in the LMS that
> would of course be the best. Otherwise I have to lay 15m sound cable ...
bpa wrote:
bc-nero wrote:
> But if there is a solution here that can be used to control the LMS by
> voice, then of course that would be even better.
I'm not sure your skill level skill but for Alexa to control LMS there
is the thread
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?107009-Announce-squeeze-a
d6jg wrote:
> @bpa
>
> Your answer is based on the source (Echo Dot) being adjacent to his
> server.
Yes I assumed that because in first post OP says a cable from Echo
going into the mic input of his LMS sever.
> It sounds to me like the server is a central system with 6 USB DAC
> outputs p
@bpa
Your answer is based on the source (Echo Dot) being adjacent to his
server.
I have read the OPs posts differently i.e. I have read them to mean his
Echo Dot is in his Living Room 15 metres away.
It sounds to me like the server is a central system with 6 USB DAC
outputs presumably wired to
OK.
You should have pulseaudio-utils installed - this package includes the
"parec" command used to record Pulseaudio sources.
You should also have Pulseaudio GUI applications under menu "Sound &
Video" "PulseAudio Volume Control" & "Pulse Audio Volume Meter
(Capture)"
First it is necessary to
I would like to distribute the sound of Alexa over LMS to the players.
But if there is a solution here that can be used to control the LMS by
voice, then of course that would be even better. But with step 1 I would
be very satisfied!
-
bc-nero wrote:
> But I would prefer the same DAC (as the ones from the homeserver) from
> the raspberry2 right in front of alexa. Homeserver is 15m away :-(
>
> I think I will try #7 tomorrow - I hope I am able to do it.
>
> But if someone else has a good idea, then I like to take it! Thank
Hi,
Is it arm or x86 ?
What version of Ubuntu ?
What version of LMS ?
...see #4
"pacmd list-sources" from homeserver = Attachment
But I would prefer the same DAC (as the ones from the homeserver) from
the raspberry2 right in front of alexa. Homeserver is 15m away :-(
I think I will try #7
bc-nero wrote:
> the first part of the information is still to be checked by the
> moderator and therefore follows only after the second part
What sort of hardware
Is it arm or x86 ?
What version of Ubuntu ?
What version of LMS ?
Are you saying the Alexa/Echo Dot is to be plugged into a RPi2 and that
will feed your LMS ?
If so then install piCorePlayer 5 onto the Pi, disable Squeezelite but
enable pcp-streamer.
Use a USB DAC/ADC such as Behringer UAC202 -
https://www.gear4music.com/Recording-and-Computers/Behringer-UCA20
the first part of the information is still to be checked by the
moderator and therefore follows only after the second part
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> the rest
>
> sysdefault:CARD=Dongle - VIA USB Dongle, USB Audio - Default
> Audio Device
> front:CARD=Dongle,DEV=0- VIA USB Dongle, USB Audio - Front
> speakers
> surround40:CARD=Dongle,DEV=0 - VIA USB Dongle, USB Audio - 4.0
> Surround output to Front and Rear speakers
bc-nero wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I would like to bring the music output of my Echo Dot2 to the LMS to
> stream into the players.
>
> My system:
> Ubuntu homeserver
> 6 USB sound cards
> 6 squeezelite instances on the homeserver for each room
> Alexa connected to the mic-front connector
>
> Unfortu
bc-nero wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I would like to bring the music output of my Echo Dot2 to the LMS to
> stream into the players.
>
> My system:
> Ubuntu homeserver
> 6 USB sound cards
> 6 squeezelite instances on the homeserver for each room
> Alexa connected to the mic-front connector
>
> Unfortu
Hello!
I would like to bring the music output of my Echo Dot2 to the LMS to
stream into the players.
My system:
Ubuntu homeserver
6 USB sound cards
6 squeezelite instances on the homeserver for each room
Alexa connected to the mic-front connector
Unfortunately, trying with Wavein always failed
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