Triode wrote:
> I suspect that needs changes to the C code - nothing I have
> intentionally changed from squeezelplay. Look in jive_font.c and
> jive_label.c - at present it looks to be using the height of capital H
> to me - the font height is also the height of a capital + descending
> charac
Hello,
I've been trying to get Jivelite to show visualizations while playing
music on CSOS-F19-R2. I had been curious to see how the visualizations
look, and had never been able to get them to work, except on my
Fedora-20 laptop, where they worked just fine (except for the fact that
jivelite wan
sbp wrote:
> what kind of wifi adapter are you using? There is an indikation that I
> might need to compile the Realtek module with a different power save
> option.
>
> steen
Thanks Steen. I'm using the Edimax EW-7811UN.
JackOfAll wrote:
> I hope to have the new click-through agreement working tomorrow, that
> you'll need to accept to download the images. PM me your email address
> and I'll reply with a link where you can download the image now.
Thanks JackOfAll, a PM is just sent with my email address. Please k
bobsmithhome wrote:
> I'm able to ssh into picoreplayer using the wifi IP address, but only
> when a cable is connected. When I disconnect the cable and try to ssh
> in, I get "No route to host". So I reconnect the cable, ssh in, go to
> item #8 "Setup wifi", and the output says wifi is already s
obee wrote:
> I just purchase a Wandboard dual last week and got it this morning. When
> I try to download CSOS, it is forbidden. I am shocked after reading
> JackOfAll's post. When will it be ready for download? The Wandboard
> without CSOS is just a rubbish to me. Sigh...
I hope to have the ne
Hi all,
I just purchase a Wandboard dual last week and got it this morning. When
I try to download CSOS, it is forbidden. I am shocked after reading
JackOfAll's post.
When will it be ready for download? The Wandboard without CSOS is just a
rubbish to me. Sigh...
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castalla wrote:
> Probably ... especially since the UK appears to the rest of us as an
> utter car-crash made up of incompetent xenophobic politicos, gambling
> obsessed welfare 'scroungers', bullying Twitters, Boris Johnson, and the
> rest of the property-price landlords, etc.
I've been accused
Guut_Boy wrote:
> I did read a little about that. It seems pretty cool. I like the
> Auto-ripping thing, I might get an external drive to so I can use that.
> However, I got the sense that vortexbox is quite a lot of work to deal
> with and get set up right. Would you say that is wrong?
Vortexbo
JackOfAll wrote:
> That made me chuckle several times today! Oh well, that's probably
> enough Uncle Sam bashing for one week.
Probably ... especially since the UK appears to the rest of us as an
utter car-crash made up of incompetent xenophobic politicos, gambling
obsessed welfare 'scroungers',
cliveb wrote:
> It's worse that that. Some friends of mine emigrated to Boston (MA) many
> years ago. They told me that one evening the TV news was on. After
> covering all the New England items, they then said, "On to foreign news.
> In California " (!)
That made me chuckle several times t
alfaburn wrote:
>
> It works with 24-192 files, and I wanted to see which snd_usb module is
> loaded:
>
> snd_usb_audio 76192 2
> snd_hwdep 5077 1 snd_usb_audio
> snd_usbmidi_lib15467 1 snd_usb_audio
> snd_rawmidi16880 1 snd_usbmidi_lib
>
> Is thi
Lintweaker, loose ends on your mytekusb2 driver Sent you a pull
request for a Makefile patch after forking your git. No worries if you
don't want to pull it, I'll carry it as a patch, but should be
transparent for your builds and users on other distros, while at the
same time allowing me to pa
# soxi 1\ Pink\ Moon.flac
Input File : '1 Pink Moon.flac'
Channels : 2
Sample Rate: 96000
Precision : 24-bit
Duration : 00:02:04.28 = 11930579 samples ~ 9320.76 CDDA sectors
File Size : 39.0M
Bit Rate : 2.51M
Sample Encoding: 24-bit FLAC
On my SB3, "More Info
Patches very welcome... Especially the NP screen which is currently
designed to avoid looking bad at all of the screen sizes supported by
the HD skin, but has not really had a lot of time spent tweeking skin.
Oh... I didn't even think of resolutions other than full HD. I'll have
to play with th
Do you have a demo size and string where it is 100% reproducible?
While it's more obvious with larger fonts (I'm currently at 72px), I'm
seeing the same with your code.
The track I'm playing is from Daft Punk's RAM album, streaming from
Qobuz. The French like those accents ;-). I'll test wit
I'm able to ssh into picoreplayer using the wifi IP address, but only
when a cable is connected. When I disconnect the cable and try to ssh
in, I get "No route to host". So I reconnect the cable, ssh in, go to
item #8 "Setup wifi", and the output says wifi is already set up and
working. So why can
Hi,
I decided that I had spent enough time on the port, and installed LMS
manually - following this howto:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?99648-Howto-build-a-self-contained-LMS
as adviced by Roland0 (Thank you!)
Everything works now.
Mads
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mherger wrote:
> Triode,
>
> the choices of font sizes in particular for the NP screen - are these
> tuned to your likings or rather random? When looking at this screen from
>
> a two or more meters, the font is rather small. And there's a lot of
> free screen estate left.
>
> I played a bit
Roland0 wrote:
> You didn't download all required files from github. Make sure all the
> files from slimserver-vendor/CPAN (*.patch etc.) are in the build dir,
> not only the tarballs.
> See 'here'
> (http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?99648-Howto-build-a-self-contained-LMS)
> for a gui
mherger wrote:
> I noticed there was a scrolling issue with accented characters. Eg.
> check the É:
>
> 15461
>
> While the text would scroll, the accent stays stuck in its place for a
> second or two. Here's a video where you can see the issue a bit better:
>
> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.
Hi,
just get 'Ubuntu' (http://www.ubuntu.com/download/server) - i prefer the
Server Version.
The only thing to know is - always use a LTS (Longterm Support)
Version.
Be aware that Ubuntu 13 had a newer perl Version thats not supported by
LMS - So 12.04 LTS (equal if server or not) its the "best"
I did read a little about that. It seems pretty cool. I like the
Auto-ripping thing, I might get an external drive to so I can use that.
However, I got that sense that vortexbox quite a lot of work to deal
with and get set up right. Would you say that is wrong?
I've never personally set one up.
dsdreamer wrote:
>
> BTW, does IckStream have any forward looking manifestos or progress logs
> we can look at?
>
This is off topic, so anyone who want to continue discussing ickStream
please do so in the pre-announcement thread for ickStream so we can keep
this thread focused on Community Sque
moocow89 wrote:
> Is there something I can do to help as a Windows user? It really bugs
> me that my duet and squeezeboom drift away from my pc running
> squeezelite. I've tried out ASIO drivers and reduced buffers to no
> avail.
>
> Happy to try out debug builds or generate logs if that'd hel
JackOfAll wrote:
> I doubt you have missed anything! ;) Individual package changelogs are
> fairly verbose, (eg. "rpm -q --changelog squeezelite"), in terms of
> changes made, including the "blurb" from each individual git commit.
> There hasn't been a global image release note so far. There will
Are you sure that LMS is still running? One way to check is to open a
terminal session and type the following. Try it and paste the results
here. It is also worth checking the server log, which I believe you will
find in /var/log/squeezeboxserver/.
ps aux | grep squeeze
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Actually, I cannot access it (connect it) through my SB's either. Any
ideas?
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Guut_Boy wrote:
> I have gotten my hands on an old (but free) Asus Aspire Revo 3600. I
> plan to put some type of linux on it (it comes with no OS) and use it to
> host my LMS server. Previously I have mostly just used my Squeezebox (I
> have a Touch now, but I am adding a Radio soon) via mysb.co
mherger wrote:
> There's vortexbox - which is a Fedora based distribution which comes
> with LMS and everything else you need pre-installed.
>
> --
>
> Michael
I did read a little about that. It seems pretty cool. I like the
Auto-ripping thing, I might get an external drive to so I can use t
Julf wrote:
> For just hosting a server there really aren't any special requirements.
> I run mine fine on headless ubuntu, and lubuntu is prtetty much ubuntu
> with a lightweight desktop.
Good point, I guess if I am running it headless lubuntu will not make a
difference from regular Ubuntu.
-
JackOfAll wrote:
> See which snd_usb module is loaded. >
Code:
> > lsmod | grep snd_usb
> >
Hi there,
I have connected my Wandboard to an asynchronous XMOS USB to coaxial
module from ebay.
It works with 24-192 files, and I wanted to see which
Silly question: have you checked the sampling rate that is in the header
of one of the wav files that are encoded with FLAC. If the sampling rate
in the wav file header is different to the actual sampling rate of the
file this will have the effect of slowing or speeding up the file when
played.
I noticed there was a scrolling issue with accented characters. Eg.
check the É:
15461
Here's a video where you can see the issue a bit better:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/54507676/2014-01-08%2017.19.03.mov
Do you have any idea how this can be fixed? I played around with
heights, padd
Triode,
the choices of font sizes in particular for the NP screen - are these
tuned to your likings or rather random? When looking at this screen from
a two or more meters, the font is rather small. And there's a lot of
free screen estate left.
I played a bit with font sizes for album/artist
erland wrote:
> Sorry if this is a stupid question, but is there any kind of summary or
> overview release notes available for the Community Squeeze image that
> explain big changes in each version ?
> Related to this, is there some kind of very rough road map where it's
> possible to get a feeli
There's vortexbox - which is a Fedora based distribution which comes
with LMS and everything else you need pre-installed.
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Guut_Boy wrote:
> Right now I am thinking of using lubuntu because I have some slight
> ubuntu experience, and it is supposed to be light-weight. I read a
> little about vortexbox also, which seems cool but also to be a little
> more work to use and maintain.
For just hosting a server there real
I have gotten my hands on an old (but free) Asus Aspire Revo 3600. I
plan to put some type of linux on it (it comes with no OS) and use it to
host my LMS server. Previously I have mostly just used my Squeezebox (I
have a Touch now, but I am adding a Radio soon) via mysb.com, so this is
the first t
erland wrote:
>
> I'm not asking for someone to write it in case it doesn't exist, I
> understand that in the current state the image might mostly be directed
> to people who have the time to follow this thread, I'm just asking if
> there already is some information available somewhere which I'v
JackOfAll wrote:
> No, I didn't. That might explain it! I've got this idea in my head that
> their globes and maps have one land mass marked "USA" and anything else
> marked, "non-USA". ;)
It's worse that that. Some friends of mine emigrated to Boston (MA) many
years ago. They told me that one e
JackOfAll wrote:
> I can't remember the actual number, but I remember seeing a statistic
> which shocked me Something like > 70% of Americans have never left
> American soil and travelled abroad.
I remember being at the Denver Rodeo (don't ask!), and an (American)
colleague remarked "99.9% o
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