gregb wrote:
LMS 7.8.0 (on CSOS R5) is not consistently showing album artwork. Any
hints?
Look back earlier in the thread. Someone else was having problems with a
corrupted cache, that was fixed by deleting the sqlite db and rescan.
KERNEL-WAND-3.0.35-CM48
This adds the mytekusb2 kernel module. To use it, you will also need to
install the mytekusb2-firmware package.
Changes...
Code:
* Mon Jun 03 2013 - 3.0.35-cm48
- Add mytekusb2 driver.
Update...
Code:
MYTEKUSB2-FIRMWARE-1.33.10-1
Changes...
Code:
* Mon Jun 03 2013 - 1.33.10-1
- Initial release.
Install...
Code:
sudo csos-cleanInstall-testing mytekusb2-firmware
KERNEL-WAND-3.0.35-CM49
This update adds the mytekusb2 kernel module. (And fixes the ethernet
breakage in cm48.) You'll need to install the firmware package (see post
above) to use the Mytek driver. I don't have a Mytek DAC, so would
appreciate a thumbs up from anyone who does and can confirm it
I would like to access my LMS outside of my LAN. Currently I have ports
9000 and 3483 on my router redirected to the LMS and everything works
fine. However, I'm worried that is not secure and would like to use SSH
instead. I don't know much about it though. I've read I can close those
ports and
JackOfAll wrote:
Standalone faad bin can decode what I'm creating. squeezelite libfaad
can't.
Code:
faac -q 500 -w -s -o track.m4a track.wav
results in LC encoded aac in mpeg4 container that squeezelite-libfaad
will decode.
Just tried with _netdev ... seems to work!
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JackOfAll wrote:
Code:
faac -q 500 -w -s -o track.m4a track.wav
results in LC encoded aac in mpeg4 container that
squeezelite-libfaad will decode.
What were you generating before - was it playable by touch? If so do I
need
Yes it is possible but need to map the udp port 3483 to another
arbitrary tcp port in order to tunnel it your SSH connection (and then
back again on the server end).
I did this once with socat and it works fine, although it was a little
slower.
Someone posted this technique a while back, try
Here's something unusual. I bought a HiFiMeDIY Sabre USB DAC. It did
not run at 24/96 with default settings (squeezelite -n WorkSqueeze -o
hw:CARD=DAC,DEV=0 -d all=debug) I had to give it a (-a 20:4:24_3:1) to
get it to work at 24/96 or it would default to 16/48.
So yesterday I get another
PasTim wrote:
I really do need help. I reported before that I had some crackling and
other problems. I though I had it all cracked, but one of my systems is
still playing up.
I am using a Meridian Explorer USB DAC. On my main (ubuntu) desktop
this now works fine, and I can listen using
Squeezelite resample branch should now support all codecs and
dynamically load the library.
John - I think we are at the stage where we can assume resampling is
available from squeezelite - seems to work well, but interested if you
have managed to test?
Thanks hubbaloo. I couldn't find the thread. It's the this is done on
the client and server end stuff that I don't know how to do. I need
something like type this into your terminal: ssh blah blah blah sort
of help if anyone can offer that.
Thanks though.
Triode wrote:
Try now anyway - updated the code for mad and faad with resampling.
[will go back and clean up once I have all the decodes working if the
cpu load is ok]
CPU load is OK with everything I have thrown at it: flac, aac, mp3, ogg.
(As an aside, CPU load is less using libsoxr than
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