When I made the original plans the Quad module with SATA did not exist,
now that it does I have been convinced to add the SATA connector and a
drive power connector. Its going to be a female 4pin "Molex" type
(although Molex doesn't actually make one!) There are many male molex to
SATA power conne
Triode wrote:
> The problem is that you are trying to play an internet radio stream
> which has a sample rate which the dac doesn't support. Squeezelite will
> by default reopen hw: devices in plughw: in this case to use alsa
> resampling to allow these streams to play - this works on most devic
JackOfAll wrote:
> There will be a SATA data header and a 4 pin Molex power header on the
> CSP board.
Is this a recent development, or are you talking about future plans for
a later revision of the board? This was the last mention of SATA that I
could find from John:
JohnSwenson wrote:
> CSP1
JackOfAll wrote:
> There will be a SATA data header and a 4 pin Molex power header on the
> CSP board. (Only 5V available from the Molex header, which will be OK
> for most SSD's that either operate directly on 5V or have an internal
> regulator which drops the 5V to 3.3V. If you also require the
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JJZolx wrote:
> As someone pointed out in the thread about the Squeezebox replacement
> (SWAMP board), the SATA connector is on the Wandboard carrier board and
> not on the CPU module. So SATA won't be available if using the SWAMP
> audio board (unless John Swenson puts a SATA port on the board -
Triode wrote:
> It is intended to go into a low cpu state waiting for the usb dac to
> return. Can you enable debugging and see what is happening when the
> high cpu load is seen? [run with "-d all=sdebug"]
Sure - I get the following ALSA related output as soon as the USB DAC is
disconnected -
Did you look into PicorePlayer ? - it is based on Raspberry Pi and
Squeezelite.
Gesendet von meinem MD_LIFETAB_P9516 mit Tapatalk 2
Primary: LMS and media on Win7 PC, 4 SBT, 1 Duet, 2 Duet Controller, 2
iPods, 1 iPhone (iPeng), Sony XPeria, Android Tablet (SqueezeControl,
OrangeSqueeze, Squee
Triode wrote:
> There's no touch capability in jivelite at present. This will prevent
> any touch gestures working, but its possible that if it works like a
> mouse that it may do something. However I would not expect it to really
> work at present.
It works like a mouse, or at least it worked
Alcaudon wrote:
> I really didn't want to bother JackOfAll and Triode with this, but now
> that you mention it... I'm using this screen for my setup:
> http://www.ebay.com/itm/SAMSUNG-7-LED-LCD-Sunlight-TouchPanel-w-Control-Board-/110659968637?.
> So far I'm only using it as a HDMI monitor (works
JohnSwenson wrote:
>
> ...
> Is having a builtin touch display a "must have"? Is having an HDMI jack
> to an external display sufficient or does it really need to be builtin?
> ...
>
I really didn't want to bother JackOfAll and Triode with this, but now
that you mention it... I'm using this sc
grayee wrote:
>
> This will clearly work, but I wasn't sure what the behaviour of
> Squeezelite would be when turning those amps off (as I _assume_ the
> PCM2704 isn't bus powered in that case, but powered by the T-amp PSU and
> will therefore disconnect). I simulated this by disconnecting one o
Kuro wrote:
> Running 1.2beta2. Squeezelite's parameters are: -r 44100 -o
> hw:CARD=Legato
>
> Found that it doesn't allow me to stream internet radio. It works with
> plughw:CARD however.
>
> Here is the error log: (EDIT: the log below came from Pogoplug)
>
The problem is that you are tryi
JackOfAll wrote:
> I intend to put the WB and the SSD into a single enclosure. Only want
> one power supply connection going into it. Tack soldering a couple of
> wires to the PCB where the pins for the barrel plug receptacle protrude
> through the carrier board PCB, seemed like the easiest way t
First things first - Triode - amazing work - the combination of your
Spotify plugin and Squeezelite running on 3 x Raspberry Pis, has meant
that I can extend my Squeezebox use beyond my original 2 Squeezebox
Booms :)
So - everything is working great on the Pis, each with a bus-powered
PCM2704 USB
Please can you also add me to the list of potential hardware beta
testers? It will depend a little on my circumstances when it is
available and I've also recently passed on my Touch so can't compare but
do have a good playback system (currently running squeezelite on a RPi
through an Amanero USB
JackOfAll wrote:
> Hi Richard,
>
> Just hang in there for the moment. A quad image is coming real
> soon...
>
> There was one issue with the quad image, that I don't have a fix for
> yet. I'm more worried about /var/log/ filling up with useless messages
> about the voltage regulator not bei
slackhead wrote:
>
> I've just received my Quad Wandboard and looking to get it up and
> running with CSOS. I don't have a dual WB to enable me to 'fix' the
> available image to work with the quad. Is there some other way to get
> this to work or should I just wait for a quad image to be rele
Hi guys,
I've just received my Quad Wandboard and looking to get it up and
running with CSOS. I don't have a dual WB to enable me to 'fix' the
available image to work with the quad. Is there some other way to get
this to work or should I just wait for a quad image to be released?
I figure I
One thing I would like to have tested if at all possible is some of
those external interfaces people have been requesting. I'm providing a
lot of USB ports on this, just so people CAN plug in things like IR
receivers, relay boxes to turn amps on and off, stuff like that.
The first version is not
JackOfAll wrote:
>
> The $200 figure I have used above, is just a number I have plucked out
> of thin air, so it is not a fixed and final figure. But on the basis
> that it is the number, my question would be, how many of you, (if any),
> would be prepared to pay $200 for a CSP1 "beta" board, wh
Triode wrote:
> I've added binaries for the current git version to the download page:
> http://code.google.com/p/squeezelite/downloads/list for the following
> platforms:
> - linux i386, x86-64, arm6hf, windows
>
> Please could a few people trial and assuming all is ok I will look to
> release t
You might want to check out this thread:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?98544-Community-Squeeze-OS-R3
in this very forum.
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Hello,
First of all a huge thanks to Triode and his masterpiece that is
Squeezelite.
I want to build a Squeezebox Touch equivalent small PC that would be
headless and be controlled exclusively remotely, by iPeng.
It must be capable of outputting bit perfect audio via digital spdif up
to 192kHz/
erland wrote:
> Ok, in that case, feel free to drop me from the list in case there are
> other audiophiles who want want a test board instead of me. I'm still
> interested to get one and pay for it if there are boards available, it's
> just that I feel that I'll probably not be that useful if it'
JackOfAll wrote:
> Obviously everything on the board needs to work, whether that be the USB
> port, ethernet port or SPDIF out, but this is primarily about the
> on-board DAC analogue out.
>
Ok, in that case, feel free to drop me from the list in case there are
other audiophiles who want want a
erland wrote:
>
> I'm not sure if you are looking of a broad range of different type of
> testers or if you are only looking for testers who can verify the
> audiophile characteristics ?
Obviously everything on the board needs to work, whether that be the USB
port, ethernet port or SPDIF out, b
JackOfAll wrote:
> Thank you, to everyone who has expressed interest and support. It's
> probably going to be a few weeks until we know the final numbers, lead
> time, final pricing, and how many "beta" boards will be available for
> purchase. At that time, we'll make an announcement, start a lis
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Thanks! That should be fine. I already updated Class::XSAccessor for
OSX.
Michael
http://www.herger.net/slim-plugins - AlbumReview, Biography,
MusicInfoSCR, Smart Mix
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JackOfAll wrote:
> Thank you, to everyone who has expressed interest and support. It's
> probably going to be a few weeks until we know the final numbers, lead
> time, final pricing, and how many "beta" boards will be available for
> purchase. At that time, we'll make an announcement, start a lis
mherger wrote:
> JackOfAll - do you have any more patches I could include while I'm
> working on Perl 5.16 support?
For the Fedora build 5.16 support, there are two patches to slimserver
git, lms-server-CPAN-Class-XSAccessor.patch and
lms-server-Slim-Control-Request.patch. CPAN binaries (vendor)
Thank you, to everyone who has expressed interest and support. It's
probably going to be a few weeks until we know the final numbers, lead
time, final pricing, and how many "beta" boards will be available for
purchase. At that time, we'll make an announcement, start a list
allocating the boards, a
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