Further to the above, I've tested applying the throttling to the r16835
release of the firmware. I can confirm also eliminates the buffer
underrruns for that release.
EXPECTINGTOFLY PLUGINS :
- *BBC Sounds* :
https://github.com/expectingtofly/LMS_BBC_Sounds_Plugin
- *BBC Sounds Wiki
To Complete the analysis, I've added a setting to BBC Sounds that an
interval can be set between fetching audio chunks from the BBC,
effectively applying a throttle to the amount of data that can be made
available to the radio.
Here is a log where I have specified at least 2 seconds occurs befo
To Complete the analysis, I've added a setting to BBC Sounds that an
interval can be set between fetching audio chunks, effectively making a
throttle to the amount of data that can be made available to the radio.
Here is a log where I have specified at least 1 second occurs before the
next 6 se
ralphy wrote:
> That's what I noticed in the first log as well. To me, that means it's
> not making a difference and you can probably just remove setting the
> bufferThreshold.
>
Ok, thanks, I think I understand this now. On BBC Sounds Live Radio,
this underrun problem never occurs now. T
staresy wrote:
> Hi,
> Thanks for your efforts in investigating the AAC stream issue. I've
> noticed another anomaly when playing the outreach radio stream. I'm not
> sure if the post is relevant to the Community Firmware thread, but it
> maybe, but I imagine you guys would be able to advise eit
expectingtofly wrote:
> "Force HTTP streaming" relates to the protocol used to get the chunked
> audio from the BBC. So shouldn't relate to this issue.
> "hide audio sample rate" relates to not setting the sample rate on the
> track. That the trascode picker uses, Which also I don't expect to h
ralphy wrote:
>
> Do you see the same issue with either the hide audio sample rate from
> LMS or Force http streaming options enabled?
"Force HTTP streaming" relates to the protocol used to get the chunked
audio from the BBC. So shouldn't relate to this issue.
"hide audio sample rate" relates
staresy wrote:
> Hi Paul, yes in VLC it plays to the end (just over an hour) with no
> problem. On LMS is halts after 45mins. The feed is actually part of a
> playlist
> (http://streamlojik.com/playlist/?ch=outreachradio&cd=Island%20Vibrations%20Saturday%20Sun%20Splash&dd=saturday&hh=10&ll=1).
>
staresy wrote:
>
> Slarti, I don't, but I'm not sure where I should be looking.
In "More info" you normally see it but not with your stream[image:
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expectingtofly wrote:
> I've added a Buffer threshold setting to BBC sounds and amended the
> protocol handler. To be honest, it doesn't seem to have much impact.
> In this trace I've set it to the bufferThreadhold to 4 seconds of audio,
> which on the 320 streams is 160 kb (163840).
> Her
ralphy wrote:
>
>
> The bufferThreshold might be used to alleviate the startup problems with
> BBC sounds along with the current AAC decoder patch we're testing.
> I can't be sure it would help as I don't have access to the 320b@48K
> streams to test and it would likely depend on what stream f
Paul Webster wrote:
> That URL looks like a timestamp from yesterday.
> Perhaps it stops because it has reached the end of a chunk - and it does
> not know which chunk to get next because it is not being fed with a
> playlist.
>
> Does it play for a much longer time if you use something else -
mrw wrote:
> And, if I recall correctly, the EDO/non-squeezeos version of Squeezeplay
> has another, triode initiated, accommodation for high bit rate streams
> somewhere. I recall pulling portaudio into line with you last year.
Yes, we did. 'It was for high sample rate streams. Limiting the o
That URL looks like a timestamp from yesterday.
Perhaps it stops because it has reached the end of a chunk - and it does
not know which chunk to get next because it is not being fed with a
playlist.
Does it play for a much longer time if you use something else - such as
vlc ?
Paul Webster
htt
staresy wrote:
> Hi,
> Thanks for your efforts in investigating the AAC stream issue. I've
> noticed another anomaly when playing the outreach radio stream. I'm not
> sure if the post is relevant to the Community Firmware thread, but it
> maybe, but I imagine you guys would be able to advise eit
Hi,
Thanks for your efforts in investigating the AAC stream issue. I've
noticed another anomaly when playing the outreach radio stream. I'm not
sure if the post is relevant to the Community Firmware thread, but it
maybe, but I imagine you guys would be able to advise either way.
I currently have
ralphy wrote:
>
> Must be getting close already...just noticed that there are 'several
> threshold overrides in Playback.lua'
> (https://github.com/ralph-irving/squeezeplay/blob/master/src/squeezeplay/share/jive/audio/Playback.lua#L909).
> Something else to investigate.
And, if I recall correc
mrw wrote:
> The original stream (last week or so) was
> https://live.streamlojik.com:17070/20210210_2004.aac
Thanks.
mrw wrote:
> Well, no, that's not what I see. I am seeing "threshold=20480" in the
> Radio log regardless of whether the server side threshold is 0, 20, or
> 50. But changing
ralphy wrote:
> Sorry, Yes, I didn't think you had "POP" in the logs. I just meant that
> I've hadn't noticed it. I'll have another listen to the url stream from
> staresy more closely.
>
The original stream (last week or so) was
https://live.streamlojik.com:17070/20210210_2004.aac
ralphy w
mrw wrote:
> Bad choice of words. Seen in the log, not heard as a "POP", but heard as
> an interruption in the stream coming at variable intervals. I associated
> it with @staresy's description:
>
>
>
> If you were never experiencing this on your Radio (I don't have a Touch)
> then I'm ... co
ralphy wrote:
> Hence my comments about no real need for the downmix feature for the
> radio. I couldn't hear any difference between the bass driver and
> tweeter with it set to stereo or mono output channel mode. But if I add
> it to the community firmware I didn't want the change to be in on
ralphy wrote:
> I haven't seen/heard the "POP" issue with any of the 3 jive binaries.
> Very strange.
Bad choice of words. Seen in the log, not heard as a "POP", but heard as
an interruption in the stream coming at variable intervals. I associated
it with @staresy's description:
>
> It's an M
mrw wrote:
> Thank you very much for this. It shows much promise.
>
> I've been testing the revised binary against the same problematic stream
> posted by @staresy. My results differ from yours, in that I have start
> up problems, due to buffer underruns, much as described by
> @expectingtofly.
ralphy wrote:
> Another thing that might give some insite is increasing the
> outputThreshold for aac on the server side.
>
> >
Code:
> > diff --git a/Slim/Player/Squeezebox.pm b/Slim/Player/Squeezebox.pm
> index fa2eb1669..78a999625 100644
> --- a/Slim/Player/S
ralphy wrote:
> I'd be interested to know if the changes make a difference for others.
Thank you very much for this. It shows much promise.
I've been testing the revised binary against the same problematic stream
posted by @staresy. My results differ from yours, in that I have start
up problem
expectingtofly wrote:
> Many thanks for providing this.
> I've tested it on the BBC Sounds AAC streams 320kbps @ 48000hz.
> Everything is much more stable on this new version once its all
> underway.
> I still get buffer underruns when the stream starts up :
Thank you for testing.
Sorry I d
ralphy wrote:
> A
>
> Previously the decode and output buffers would hardly ever fill above
> 1-2%.
>
> I'd be interested to know if the changes make a difference for others.
> It would be good to know if Tidal aac playback is better as well, but I
> don't have an account.
>
>
Many thanks
mrw wrote:
> Download the tar file, untar it (-tar -x-f
> /whereami/baby-jive-aac-stutterfix-8.0.1r16835.tar-). You will find a
> -jive- binary, which you can install suitably in -/usr/bin-, taking due
> precautions that you can recover matters in event of difficulty.
Thank you
EXPECTINGTOFLY
expectingtofly wrote:
> Apologies if it's obvious, can someone point me to the instructions on
> how to install this, and I'll test that it solves the issue for the BBC
> Sounds AAC streams
Download the tar file, untar it (-tar -x-f
/whereami/baby-jive-aac-stutterfix-8.0.1r16835.tar-). You will
ralphy wrote:
>
> I've uploaded a 'jive binary replacement'
> (https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/squeezeos/baby-jive-aac-stutterfix-8.0.1r16835.tar.gz/download)
> with the changes.
> The binary also includes support for the new Mono Output Channel Mode
> added to LMS 8.2, which
mrw wrote:
> Trying this. Sometimes I think it's a bit better, and then the problem
> emerges. So I'm not convinced that it is the cause. It was a wild idea,
> really.
>
> The "pre-roll" (first 10 seconds ? or so) is always bad, even on stock
> firmware.
>
> Happy to help with a "bisect", or s
P Nelson wrote:
> I am not sure if this belongs here, so it it belongs somewhere else, let
> me know.
>
> I have an SB Radio on firmware 8.0.1-r16835. When I returned to my
> office, one of my Red Radio's wifi had the red symbol so it was not
> connected. My other Back Radio four feet away wa
I am not sure if this belongs here, so it it belongs somewhere else, let
me know.
I have an SB Radio on firmware 8.0.1-r16835. When I returned to my
office, one of my Red Radio's wifi had the red symbol so it was not
connected. My other Back Radio four feet away was fine. I have had
some rece
Peter Galbavy wrote:
> *and* there isn't a Settings link under the Plugins tab
I think that there one or two other Plugins that miss that link. Catches
me out every time.
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kidstypike wrote:
> LMS > Settings > Advanced > Community Firmware for
> Touch/Radio/Controller > Checkmark in the box?
>
> 33383
Bingo! Odd that it's not on by default *and* there isn't a Settings link
under the Plugins tab... but thanks.
LMS > Settings > Advanced > Community Firmware for
Touch/Radio/Controller > Checkmark in the box?
33383
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I've installed the plugin (yesterday) restarted LMS and factory reset
radio (and one touch). In the log, with debug, after restart:
[21-02-16 11:26:41.3336] main::init (388) Starting Logitech Media Server
(v8.1.1, 1610364019, Thu Jan 14 06:22:21 CET 2021) perl 5.026001 -
x86_64-linux-gnu-thread-
mrw wrote:
> The first post of this thread has a link to the CHANGELOG. (In big blue
> letters :) )
Cool, thanks very much.
Kev
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KeBul wrote:
> Are the changes made for each community release documented and published
> anywhere
The first post of this thread has a link to the CHANGELOG. (In big blue
letters :) )
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Hi Guys,
Are the changes made for each community release documented and published
anywhere, I've looked here
https://github.com/ralph-irving/squeezeos/commit/ba2bffadb9f1c1b77eee1b1c08a7985eeb97e14e
on github but can't see anything, although I have to confess to
struggling with the whole github
Grumpy Bob wrote:
> I do have a question. One of the SBRs is used as a bedside radio, and
> started playing BBC Radio 4 (our usual alarm playlist, though not alarm
> was set for that day) at 4.35am GMT. Might that be a consequence of
> being notified of the availability of a firmware upgrade? Or
I just registered to express my deep appreciation for what you guys are
doing here! Excellent job and after I had wrapped my head around the
update procedure by Radio updated smoothly - I didn't even have to
configure anything afterwards. (Since I don't use any kinds of patches
on my Radios I fig
ralphy wrote:
> It might be related to increased memory usage, as the shared aac library
> is about 450K larger than the equivalent static jive binary.
>
> I'll build an aac static linked jive binary replacement for the radio,
> as a way to help determine if that is the cause.
Trying this. Som
I've updated two Squeezebox Radios and a Squeezebox Touch to the latest
community firmware. Very straightforward to install, and all three units
are working well. Many thanks to all involved!
I do have a question. One of the SBRs is used as a bedside radio, and
started playing BBC Radio 4 (our u
mrw wrote:
> I experience very similar to you on the SB radio. But a few other aac
> streams seem to be ok (i.e. Classic FM aac).
>
> I've attached a sample log from the Radio, where we see a lot of "OUTPUT
> UNDERRUN" - these correspond to the glitches. I don't know why these
> should be happe
ralphy wrote:
>
> Going forward, it would very helpful to have a group for users willing
> to test new releases before making them available in the update
> channel.
> I'll see how that might be setup in the future. .
Am happy to be part of a beta group, I have enough flavours of SB
players (4
staresy wrote:
> Thanks, yes, I can confirm that disabling native AAC seems to play OK on
> the latest firmware, so I'll leave set like that.
>
> For info, what is the difference to native and disabled?When AAC is disabled
> then the stream is converted to FLAC or PCM. The
strange thing is the
mrw wrote:
> I experience very similar to you on the SB radio. But a few other aac
> streams seem to be ok (i.e. Classic FM aac).
>
> I've attached a sample log from the Radio, where we see a lot of "OUTPUT
> UNDERRUN" - these correspond to the glitches. I don't know why these
> should be happe
slartibartfast wrote:
>
> Edit. It plays OK if AAC is disabled in File Types. With AAC native
> there is a gap every 30 seconds or so on the Touch.
>
Thanks, yes, I can confirm that disabling native AAC seems to play OK on
the latest firmware, so I'll leave set like that.
For info, what is t
staresy wrote:
> Hi,
> I updated my SB radios, controller and touch to Version 8.0.1 r16835 and
> settled down to my weekly Island Vibration stream:
>
> http://streamlojik.com/playlist/?ch=outreachradio&cd=Island%20Vibrations%20Midweek%20Musical%20M%C3%A9lange&dd=wednesday&hh=20&ll=2
>
> It's
staresy wrote:
> So, I think a buglet may have slipped into the latest version whilst
> working under the bonnet with the AAC decode engine.
Just an observation:
The stream is https. So LMS is fetching the stream, and effectively
proxying it. (Assuming AAC native is set).
Not that that should
staresy wrote:
> Hi,
> I updated my SB radios, controller and touch to Version 8.0.1 r16835 and
> settled down to my weekly Island Vibration stream:
>
> http://streamlojik.com/playlist/?ch=outreachradio&cd=Island%20Vibrations%20Midweek%20Musical%20M%C3%A9lange&dd=wednesday&hh=20&ll=2
>
> It's
Hi,
I updated my SB radios, controller and touch to Version 8.0.1 r16835 and
settled down to my weekly Island Vibration stream:
http://streamlojik.com/playlist/?ch=outreachradio&cd=Island%20Vibrations%20Midweek%20Musical%20M%C3%A9lange&dd=wednesday&hh=20&ll=2
It's an M3U catch-up playlist, cons
mrw wrote:
> Thank you for the confirmation of the notification that you are seeing.
> That helps.
>
>
> I am chasing a bug. I had some reason to believe that the underlying
> circumstances, in your case, had changed. But, in this case, it appears
> not, so the logs you have already provided a
SlimChances wrote:
> The notification on the player saying
Thank you for the confirmation of the notification that you are seeing.
That helps.
SlimChances wrote:
> I thought I had provided the necessary logs
I am chasing a bug. I had some reason to believe that the underlying
circumstances, in
The notification on the player saying
> A new software update is available.It may take a few minutes to download
> and install this update
> Begin Update(8.0.1 r16835)>
I thought I had provided the necessary logs
Logitech Media Server Version: 8.0.1 - 1606928904 @ Thu Dec 3 01:21:23
CET 2020
SlimChances wrote:
> I am able to use my player the notification is just annoying. Eventually
> I will update again but not for some time. Thanks for looking at the
> logs
What notification ?
May I see a log ?
mrw's Prof
mrw wrote:
> Thank you very much for taking the time to do this. It helps.
>
> Unfortunately, from my perspective, my buglet hypothesis does not seem
> to be in point, at least in your circumstances.
>
> Have you tried disabling the Community Firmware plugin ? My thinking
> being that, in that
mrw wrote:
> Thank you very much for taking the time to do this. It helps.
>
> Unfortunately, from my perspective, my buglet hypothesis does not seem
> to be in point, at least in your circumstances.
>
> Have you tried disabling the Community Firmware plugin ? My thinking
> being that, in that
SlimChances wrote:
> I hope that is enough info.
Thank you very much for taking the time to do this. It helps.
Unfortunately, from my perspective, my buglet hypothesis does not seem
to be in point, at least in your circumstances.
Have you tried disabling the Community Firmware plugin ? My thin
mrw wrote:
> It is the log from the Touch that I sought, not the log from the server.
>
> Log level settings are set by navigating the menu system to
> -Settings/Advanced/Logging-. You'll find lots of items there. Somewhere
> towards the end is -squeezebox.server-.
> The log itself is stored as
SlimChances wrote:
> The log is attached. I am not quite sure how to set squeezebox server
> setting to info on the Touch but the log attached has "server updates"
> set to info and is for the server
It is the log from the Touch that I sought, not the log from the
server.
Log level settings are
mrw wrote:
> What is the update notification asking you to "update" to ?
>
> Could you set your "squeezebox.server" log setting to "info" on the
> Touch, and report back the logged result. It may be helpful to set other
> log settings to level "error" to silence the inevitable logging chatter.
mrw wrote:
> What is the update notification asking you to "update" to ?
>
> Could you set your "squeezebox.server" log setting to "info" on the
> Touch, and report back the logged result. It may be helpful to set other
> log settings to level "error" to silence the inevitable logging
> chatter
mrw wrote:
> What is the update notification asking you to "update" to ?
>
> Could you set your "squeezebox.server" log setting to "info" on the
> Touch, and report back the logged result. It may be helpful to set other
> log settings to level "error" to silence the inevitable logging
> chatter
SlimChances wrote:
> I have Firmware: 8.0.1-r16824 on my Touch and I keep getting a prompt to
> update software on the player. I set software updates off in server
> setting but that didn't seem to stop the update notification.
What is the update notification asking you to "update" to ?
Could
SlimChances wrote:
> Sorry if this has been covered I have difficulty using the search option
> on this site.
> I have Firmware: 8.0.1-r16824 on my Touch and I keep getting a prompt to
> update software on the player. I set software updates off in server
> setting but that didn't seem to stop th
Apesbrain wrote:
> All five of my Touch and Radio units upgraded to 8.0.1-r16835 this
> morning without issue. Thanks!
Same here, 5 Radios, 1 Touch all upgraded fine to 8.0.1-r16835.
Thankyou!
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Sorry if this has been covered I have difficulty using the search option
on this site.
I have Firmware: 8.0.1-r16824 on my Touch and I keep getting a prompt to
update software on the player. I set software updates off in server
setting but that didn't seem to stop the update notification. I want
All five of my Touch and Radio units upgraded to 8.0.1-r16835 this
morning without issue. Thanks!
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Heuer wrote:
> Boom with Community f/w?
Only the "new" products Touch, Radio and Controller (Lua & C, ARM
processor & Linux kernel) could be updated as some of the source code
and build environment is available.
The older IPK based products such as SB3/Classic, Receiver, Boom &
Trasnproter can
kidstypike wrote:
> Boom with EDO?
Would be a challenge with no usb, so obvious typo, updated :)
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local.bin wrote:
> Many thanks for this, its working great on my Boom with EDO :)
>
> Now off to do my radios and controllers!
>
> All the best
Boom with EDO?
*Server - LMS 8.2.0 *Pi4B 4GB/Argon one case/pCP v7.0.0 - 74K library,
playlists & LMS cache on SSD (ntfs)
*Study -* Pi3B/pCP 7.0.0
Many thanks for this, its working great on my Boom with EDO :)
Now off to do my radios and controllers!
All the best
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yeomanspc wrote:
> it will be nice not to have my SO occasionally ask why the radio sounds
> all 'tinny'.
I wish I could say that it is 100% tin-proof. But I can't - I've had one
incidence of tin in the 10 months or so with the modified firmware. Of
course, that will be the occasion when your SO
Title says it all. Had a glitch on one radio because I forgot to do a
factory reset, but everything else sailed through. Blue WIFI icons very
visible now. No warning that one Radio is on old firmware ( I could
never find which one was causing this), and it will be nice not to have
my SO occasio
I've upgraded a Radio, upgrade went very smoothly and it seems to be
working fine so far.
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Hello good morning, I tried to read the treats but couldn't find an
answer and apologie in advance if I didn't search properly.
I have 3 Squeezebox Radios and when I try to update the WIFI it suddenly
disappears (red network symbol) and as a result I cannot download the
update. As soon as I exit
Successfully updated my SB Radio. Worth it for the bass drop out issue
alone! Never thought this would get fixed.
Thanks to everybody who made this possible.
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mherger wrote:
> > Almost ready to install the new firmware. This advice confuses me a
> > little though. Isn't it that LMS 8.x.x requires a patch on the SB
> Radio?
>
> It doesn't require it (any more). I built in some work around at some
> point, manipulating the version number for those pla
Almost ready to install the new firmware. This advice confuses me a
little though. Isn't it that LMS 8.x.x requires a patch on the SB Radio?
It doesn't require it (any more). I built in some work around at some
point, manipulating the version number for those players. But it's a
workaround, no
ralphy wrote:
> [...] You MUST be running LMS 8.0.1 or newer to install the plugin.
> [...]
> I STRONGLY suggest that you perform a Factory Reset of your devices
> before installing the new v8.0.1 firmware for the first time.
>
Almost ready to install the new firmware. This advice confuses me
Hi, Thank you all involved for all your work on community firmware. Just
wondering if it would be possible at some point to fix Touch minimum
brightness so it dims to almost complete darkness same as Radio does? I
have uploaded photos comparing Radio and Touch minimum brightness (
after adjustin
kidstypike wrote:
> Restart LMS?
That did it. :D
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JJZolx wrote:
> I just noticed that after updating my Radio's firmware I'm still getting
> the warning.
>
> "You seem to be using a Radio with an outdated firmware, not recognizing
> this version of Logitech Media Server. Please consider patching it."
>
> - Logitech Media Server Version: 8.1.2
I just noticed that after updating my Radio's firmware I'm still getting
the warning.
"You seem to be using a Radio with an outdated firmware, not recognizing
this version of Logitech Media Server. Please consider patching it."
- Logitech Media Server Version: 8.1.2 - 1610697261 @ Fri Jan 15
10
There is an issue with both the Touch and the Controller where the
backlight will turn on even when the screensaver setting is "screen
off". When this happens waking the device and letting the screensaver
kick in turns off the backlight. Is there a chance this could be fixed
in the community firm
Man in a van wrote:
> @MPO
>
>
> As Slarti says, get up to date with Buster
>
> [URL]https://www.max2play.com/en/download/46152/[/URL
>
> groetjes
>
> ronnie
Maybe a bit late but while I was assembling the patience and courage to
go for a clean install via a m2p buster version or PcP I ret
mherger wrote:
> > I've found out that the update is stored in
> >
> >
> > Code:
> >
> > /root/perl5/lib/perl5/IO/Socket
> >
> > Instead of
> >
> > Code:
> >
> > /usr/share/perl5/vendor_perl/IO/Socket
> > ---
I've found out that the update is stored in
Code:
/root/perl5/lib/perl5/IO/Socket
Instead of
Code:
/usr/share/perl5/vendor_perl/IO/Socket
Ok, so you might need to try to replace the pre-installed
mherger wrote:
> >> `which perl` -v
> >>
> >> And what about
> >>
> >> /usr/bin/perl -v
> >
> > /usr/bin/perl -v
> >
> > Code:
> >
> > This is perl 5, version 16, subversion 3 (v5.16.3) built for
> x86_64-linux-thread-multi
> >
>
> What about the
mrw wrote:
> At the risk of teaching grandmothers to suck eggs, have you tried
> manually setting your router/access point to use a channel that differs
> from your neighbour's choice of channel ? This is something I have had
> to do in a similar circumstance, because my access point seemed to
>
jeroen2 wrote:
> Especially in urban environments Wifi is increasingly becoming an issue.
> There's some useful advice here:
> https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2020/02/the-ars-technica-semi-scientific-guide-to-wi-fi-access-point-placement/
Very good article, thank you.
I can relate to the comme
mrw wrote:
> At the risk of teaching grandmothers to suck eggs, have you tried
> manually setting your router/access point to use a channel that differs
> from your neighbour's choice of channel ? This is something I have had
> to do in a similar circumstance, because my access point seemed to
>
P Nelson wrote:
> The biggest issue I have right now with several of my SB radios is it
> drops the Wifi connection. This is being caused by a new neighborÂ’s
> Wifi extender causing some type of interference. (The problem
> disappears if I move the SB Radio to my office.) The only way to get
`which perl` -v
And what about
/usr/bin/perl -v
/usr/bin/perl -v
Code:
This is perl 5, version 16, subversion 3 (v5.16.3) built for
x86_64-linux-thread-multi
What about the "which perl" version?
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I was reading through the thread to find what improvements or issues are
resolved by installing the community firmware update. It was not until
post#130 that I found a link to a list:
https://ralph_irving.gitlab.io/lms-community-firmware/changelog.html
I recommend the first post be edited to inc
mherger wrote:
> >> Michael
> > Tried to upgrade the IO::Socket::SSL version and it upgrade nicely to
> > v2.068
> >
> >
> > But when I restart Squeezeboxserver, it still says i'm running on a
> old
> > version v1.94
>
> You might have different versions of Perl installed? What does the
> fo
For a while, I'd noticed the thread about the community firmware and
always assumed it would be too flakey for general use.
Noticed again yesterday that it sounded more ready for general
consumption. All went swimmingly from my piCorePlayer LMS environment
onto two SB Radios. No problems. No
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