Man in a van wrote:
> Just for information:
>
> I enabled the Version comparison fix patch a long, long , long time
> ago.
>
> I recently noticed this warning.
>
> and the patch is still enabled.
>
> A restart of LMS removes the warnings temporarily
>
>
> ronnie
I had much the same
In the absence of any other alternative, the brute force method works,
even if it is not pretty. Every time the player controlled by the Radio
starts, the Radio reboots. After a few minutes, the clock screensaver
reappears on the Radio.
I'm as happy as I'm going to be, and I disabled the cron
jeanwedding wrote:
>
> . I cant understand why I dont receive an emai from this forum when one
> of yall answer my posts
> '
Has your email address changed, or is the one in your profile still
correct?
Usually running latest beta LMS nightly on Raspberry Pi OS with virtual
players
ralphy wrote:
> Has any one confirmed that reverting 'the screensaver detection
> change'
> (https://github.com/ralph-irving/squeezeos-squeezeplay/pull/3/commits/c8ab0cf9fb4ede825e8c6713747589c66d1ce03c)
> fixes the original issue?
I am the original poster of this thread, but I am not
RobbH wrote:
> I installed the Community firmware on the Radio. I didn't expect it to
> solve my odd and obscure problem, so I was not disappointed when it
> didn't....
RobbH wrote:
> I take it back! After a reboot of the LMS server, the Radio screensavers
> are now work
agbagb wrote:
> Anyone else a great fan of Wirecutter ? I am, since my New York days.
> And most of what they recommend is available all over the world. Just
> bought my new cordless stick vacuum cleaner here in Paris on a
> Wirecutter recommendation! (BTW, the wifi link capacity of the
garym wrote:
> Or just buy a blutooth speaker. I use one of these when I want to simply
> play from my phone. And it sounds better than my radio.
>
> https://www.techradar.com/reviews/jbl-charge-4#:~:text=For%20the%20money%2C%20you,and%20lasts%20all%20day.
An easier solution, and probably
jeff52807 wrote:
> Thanks in advance!
1. Get a bluetooth receiver with analog output. Here's a link to an
inexpensive one -- https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07W6J2KC6/ -- but better
ones are available at higher prices.
2. Connect the receiver's output to the input jack on the back of the
Radio.
JJZolx wrote:
> I recently retired my Radio due to the wifi connection issues, but I had
> this problem all the time, going back years. So it's not a recent issue
> due to any firmware or server changes. I never used the Radio to control
> other players, so it would happen happen when
mrw wrote:
> Perhaps a consequence of this change in the Community Firmware:
> 'Detect NowPlaying as screensaver'
> (https://github.com/ralph-irving/squeezeos-squeezeplay/pull/3)
Very interesting! Thanks for that reference.
Usually running latest beta LMS nightly on Raspberry Pi OS with
RobbH wrote:
> I installed the Community firmware on the Radio. I didn't expect it to
> solve my odd and obscure problem, so I was not disappointed when it
> didn't...
I take it back! After a reboot of the LMS server, the Radio screensavers
are now working as expected.
Usuall
I installed the Community firmware on the Radio. I didn't expect it to
solve my odd and obscure problem, so I was not disappointed when it
didn't. I hoped there might be a chance that my issue had been part of
some larger and more significant issue, which had been fixed; but no.
I do not expect
slartibartfast wrote:
> This doesn't help you but if I set my Radio to control my Touch then it
> does still enter screensaver mode normally
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Thanks. That's good to know.
So far, the bedroom bluetooth speaker (a Jam Symphony) is consistent. If
the
Paul Webster wrote:
> I think the time is to tell LMS when the key was pressed.
>
> There are some comments at the start of
> Slim/Hardware/IR.pm
>
> I expect the same thing is used elsewhere within LMS ... and perhaps
> those other places have a better description.
>
> I suspect the player
I hoped someone would have some ideas about my Radio's reluctant
screensaver, but it is such an obscure issue that I'm not surprised that
there's been no response. Maybe no one else has experienced this?
I am still trying to think of a way to automate a press of the Home
button on the Radio
I forgot to mention that the screensaver appears when it's supposed to,
if the Radio is set to control itself. It's only when it's controlling
another player that the Now Playing display never times out. It's
consistent with the Airplay speaker in the bedroom. It has happened when
controlling
I have a situation in which my Radio display never times out, so the
screensaver never appears.
Specifics:
The Radio was sold as a UE Smart Radio, but shortly after acquisition it
was UPgraded to Squeezebox Radio firmware. Still with firmware
7.7.3-r16676.
I rarely use the Radio as a player.
Paul Webster wrote:
> Here is their HD2 channel ... and it is Bluegrass
> https://bluegrasscountry.org/about/history-of-bluegrass-on-wamu-bluegrass-country/
>
> Edit:
> I was researching it earlier today because of another post that
> mentioned WAMU ... I was checking to see if they provided
Paul Webster wrote:
> That might be their HD2 channel.
> See
> https://help.wamu.org/hc/en-us/articles/360033784732-Internet-Radios-Firewalls-and-Live-Stream
> for a set of URLs that you can try.
That seems likely, although I can't find anything on the WAMU web site
that even mentions an HD2
glasmann wrote:
> To All:
>
> I can understand Logitech not wanting to support too old products that
> they canned (how much is 'too' - I wonder).
>
> But, I do not understand:
> 1. Why is there no clear statement by them of the level and duration of
> support for the Squeezebox family of
rajdude wrote:
> every time you start or re-start a stream on WAMU (our local NPR
> station), they add a 5-10 second intro - very annoying because I miss
> the news :mad:
Can't help with the wifi problems, but this WAMU stream seems to lack
the annoying intro and should be playable on your
pfcs49 wrote:
>
> It doesn't matter what "range booster" "repeater" you use, I think.
>
Hi, Phil. People are trying to help you. Not because it's their job;
it's not. They are just trying to help, because they enjoy their
Squeezebox radios and want others to enjoy them too. If you
kennydexter wrote:
> Thanks for replying. I dont understand. What is LMS?
>
> Thanks
LMS is Logitech Media Server, an application that you would have to run
on a computer on your local network. The computer could be an old,
low-powered one, or even a single board computer -- a Raspberry
Paul Webster wrote:
> an even more minor point ... OP did say "the same cable" in the original
> post.
True, and that certainly could have helped to clarify the issue, if we
were all reading closely. I overlooked that part.
LMS 8 nightly running on Raspberry Pi OS. Mostly virtual players,
musicmachc wrote:
> No, as stated it my post it's LAN, not Wi-Fi. I don't use Wi-Fi for my
> music network.
> Thanks for your suggestion on Wi-Fi6. I keep that in mind.
This is a very minor point, but a Local Area Network includes devices
connected by ethernet AND wifi. There's nothing wrong
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