Triode I registered just to thank you for this awesome piece of
software. I wanted a Touch this year for xmas but didn't realize till I
started searching a few weeks ago that they were essentially out of
production. So now squeezelite comes to my rescue and combined with a
cheap Android tablet I
I've just posted 2 addition test binaries - one for 32bit intel and one
for armv6 hard float (pi) which include new gapless capability. I would
be grateful for a few people to test then prior to me making this the
next beta which replaces the current downloads.
This is intended to support:
- gap
JohnSwenson wrote:
>
> I don't have a pi so I can't help with that, but clicks and pops etc can
> frequently be resolved with proper settings on the computer (pi in this
> case), but I'm going to have to defer to the pi experts on that.
> Things like other programs running on the machine, e
garrettwp wrote:
> I wanted to post an update to my Emotiva XDA-2 issues with squeezelite
> and the raspberry pi. It all comes down to the issue being with the
> Emotiva XDA-2 dac. The XDA-2 uses the CM-6631 chipset for usb and it has
> been known for awhile that it has issues with alsa and negot
argon wrote:
> Can I start start squeezelite with a parameter that defines which
> soundcard output to use? Something like " mplayer -ao alsa:device=hw=0.0
> somemp3file.mp3 "?
Chrobrego wrote:
> Daemon starts actually at startup but I am now thinking that it may be
> launched before the sound
Gerrelt wrote:
> Hmmm...strange...
>
> I did discover an error in my instructions, chmod should be executed
> under sudo, like this:
> >
Code:
> > sudo chmod u+x squeezelite
> >
>
> And are you sure you executed this command?:
> >
Code:
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albertcraig wrote:
> Thanks for all the feedback.
>
> I asked the original question because I have found LMS sometimes slow to
> respond on my current Intel quad core 8GB RAM machine with 64-bit Win7
> Ultimate. I am currently attempting my first build of Vortexbox on an
> old Athlon 1800XP with
Thanks for all the feedback.
I asked the original question because I have found LMS sometimes slow to
respond on my current Intel quad core 8GB RAM machine with 64-bit Win7
Ultimate. I am currently attempting my first build of Vortexbox on an
old Athlon 1800XP with a GB of RAM. It appears quite s
wilbert-vb wrote:
> > garrettwp wrote:
> > The sound is slightly distorted and scratchy./QUOTE]
> >
> > I'm wondering if you get better results with plughw, as opposed to hw?> >
>
> I am almost positive I tried that. I have tried many options via the
> aplay conf file. I pretty much spend a f
psketch wrote:
> That's a shame indeed as it looks like a nice DAC. I wondered if you'd
> posted anything on the Emotiva forum/Lounge and wondered if they had a
> position on it - if the dac doesn't work with alsa, it cuts down their
> market pretty significantly.
I created a thread over on the
Can I start start squeezelite with a parameter that defines which
soundcard output to use? Something like " mplayer -ao alsa:device=hw=0.0
somemp3file.mp3 "?
argon's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=
Chrobrego wrote:
> The problem did not come from there. After reboot I need to restart the
> daemon so it works. So back to start...
Hmmm...strange...
I did discover an error in my instructions, chmod should be executed
under sudo, like this:
Code:
sudo chmod u+x squee
garrettwp wrote:
> The sound is slightly distorted and scratchy./QUOTE]
>
> I'm wondering if you get better results with plughw, as opposed to hw?
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garrettwp wrote:
> I wanted to post an update to my Emotiva XDA-2 issues with squeezelite
> and the raspberry pi. It all comes down to the issue being with the
> Emotiva XDA-2 dac. The XDA-2 uses the CM-6631 chipset for usb and it has
> been known for awhile that it has issues with alsa and negot
I realeased a new version with Loudness correction for listening at low
volumes. See ISO 226, Loudness or Fletcher Munson at Wikipedia for more
information. Basically it uses the sox loudness feature for attenuation
(volume decrease), so that the audio is only getting quieter without a
change in t
I wanted to post an update to my Emotiva XDA-2 issues with squeezelite
and the raspberry pi. It all comes down to the issue being with the
Emotiva XDA-2 dac. The XDA-2 uses the CM-6631 chipset for usb and it has
been known for awhile that it has issues with alsa and negotiating the
correct sample
Once you get alsa configured for bluetooth ...[/QUOTE wrote:
>
>
> Is it as simple as this?
>
> Configure ALSA so it uses the Bluetooth connection for audio output. Put
> this in your ~/.asoundrc:
>
> pcm.bluetooth {
> type bluetooth
> device XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
> }
>
> ... where X
Julf wrote:
> Once you get alsa configured for bluetooth, it should show up as one of
> the options when you run squeezelite -l. Then just select the bluetooth
> device as the output option using squeezelite -o.
> If you use pulseaudio, just use squeezelite -o pulse and set the default
> pulseau
castalla wrote:
> 3. Configure Squeezelite to use the bluetooth output - I understand that
> the output can be switched between the alsa and usb-dac ... how would I
> specify a bluetooth out, if it's at all possible?
Once you get alsa configured for bluetooth, it should show up as one of
the opt
Maybe I'm reinventing the wheel but I'd like to be able to use
Squeezelite to output via bluetooth to speakers or headset.
I've spent hours googling for info, but I can't find any example
implementation of this setup I'm also very confused by the pages of
technical info (which is nothin
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