JIVELITE-0.1-0.49.20131020GIT6AC61C0
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* Sun Oct 20 2013 - 0.1-0.49.20131020git6ac61c0
- Latest git revision master 6ac61c09990b6a7d2353b7951f606204b080ef91.
add applet installer to jivelite.
add support for visualiser based on work by rpress.
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I've just ported the Applet Installer to JiveLite - this should provide
a mechanism for 3rd party applets to downloaded to jivelite. This is
available in the latest git master branch. [note vis branch has also
been merged into master]
Please note that there are a couple of syntax changes necess
truehl wrote:
>
> - create a directory to build the binary perl modules and download
> everything from here into it (for 7.8, use this instead).
> Which directory shall I create?
>
Just create any directory outside of /opt/ (e.g. in /tmp, or the build
user's home dir), it's just to save the d/
sciurius wrote:
> Yes, I do build from the CPAN directory:
>
It seems you're not really exactly following the guide, so you end up
with several CPAN dirs (using my approach, there is only have one in
/opt/logitechmediaserver-7.7.2-33893-noCPAN/CPAN).
>
> Since I build all modules from scratch,
Still have scanner crashing every few minutes.
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Hi,
I'm trying to get this working on a Raspberry Pi, but I got lost at this
part:
- create a directory to build the binary perl modules and download
everything from here into it (for 7.8, use this instead).
- adjust the buildme.sh script to use the perl in /opt. Look for the
lines:
Did someone
gbuilder wrote:
> Hi I have a raspberry pi connected to a 2.8" TFT LCD through SPI. It is
> working with the console displayed on the device from boot. I can run X
> or use the framebuffer for mplayer etc.
>
> So far, I haven't been able to get JiveLite to run on the TFT, I just
> get a black sc
lintweaker wrote:
> While playing around with CSOS on my Wandboard Quad I noticed that while
> playing a 192k/24-bit FLAC through HDMI out /proc/asound only showed
> S16_LE as the sample format. It seems HDMI audio out is limited to
> 16-bit, not sure if this is a driver issue. Can anyone confirm
Follow up to my post #541.
I thought that I would attempt to commit my changes to make the wifi
adapter work. After getting the adapter to connect, I used "sudo
filetools.sh -b" which I assumed would preserve the changes I've made
over reboot. However on reboot, this was not the case. There
DSD transcoding to DoP output works great for both DSD64 and DSD128
files (DSF and DSDIFF), although I do get XRUNs from time to time.
Generally DSF files have proper ID3 tags and show album, title, artist
and embedded (?) artwork in LMS.
It seems audioscanner has problems with the ID3 tags in DF
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