Hi Triode.
Intersting to see you moving to Arch. The bleeding edge OS. ;)
My CubiTruck streamer runs dead stable with Arch and squeezelite since
January.
I did figure out that community support is more focussed on
Debian/Ubuntu systems.
However. Drivers etc. ususally can easily ported. Certai
FLAC is not a problem.
MP3s play on touch but not on squeezelite. The MP3s appear in the
library when using web-based or android controller for squeezlite.
Select song - it moves to Now Playing, but never starts. Same MP3
behavior in GNOME Mplayer.
Some MP4s in iTunes library don't appear in
The method to set up a Static IP address on ArchLinux shown here worked
for me: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Netctl#Configuration
Squeezebox Classic:2; Duet: 1; Boom:1; Touch:1; Wandboard Quad;
Squeezelite.
Server: Wandboard Quad with CSOS; Raspberry Pi/Wolfson Card with
Squeezeplug 7
I just want to thank you for everything you've done. I'm running two
Wandboards at home and have set up two others for friends who liked the
whole Squeezebox idea but didn't want to load down their existing
computers even more. Your good deeds will live on for years to come.
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JackofAll:
As someone who has been harassed by frivolous litigation for 16 years
(and counting since we still aren't at a resolution) I truly feel for
you. My hope for you is that you can demonstrate the frivolity of the
claim and when you prevail, at least you are in the "English System" as
oppo
Did the OS image include an Mp3 player? I would think that alone could
be grounds for law suits.
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Owen Smith wrote:
> My LMS server is a Windows Home Server V1 box. It sits in my study miles
> from any hifi gear, and does multiple other jobs as well as running LMS.
> I wouldn't want a server anywhere near a player anyway as I can't abide
> the sound of hard discs spinning when listening to mu
Squeezebox can't play M4P files. The "P" means they are protected (i.e.
DRM'd).
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NPD wrote:
> FLAC is not a problem.
>
> MP3s play on touch but not on squeezelite. The MP3s appear in the
> library when using web-based or android controller for squeezlite.
> Select song - it moves to Now Playing, but never starts. Same MP3
> behavior in GNOME Mplayer.
>
> Some M4Ps in iT
Apesbrain wrote:
> Squeezebox can't play M4P files. The "P" means they are protected (i.e.
> DRM'd).
I'm playing an M4P file through squeezelite right now. Are there
different kinds of M4P files? Why would some work and not others?
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soundcheck wrote:
> Hi Triode.
>
> Intersting to see you moving to Arch. The bleeding edge OS. ;)
>
> My CubiTruck streamer runs dead stable with Arch and squeezelite since
> January.
>
>
> I did figure out that community support is more focussed on
> Debian/Ubuntu systems.
> However. Driver
Pascal Hibon wrote:
>
> * Not possible to configure a different hostname through the webpages.
> When pressing save it comes back with the name "alarm". Had to change it
> through the command prompt by issuing *hostnamectl set-hostname
> -newhostname-*
>
I hope this is now fixed.
Some instruc
Triode,
Soundcheck can speak for himself, but from his own blog entry I would
say this was his starting point:
http://www.cubieforums.com/index.php/topic,1592.0.html
But the Cubietruck must be close to official support by Arch Arm Linux,
as shown on the last few entries in this thread:
http://
Triode wrote:
> You need mad or mpg123 for mp3 to play with squeezelite, not lame. This
> must be installed on the player (squeezelite) machine.
MP3s work now. Thank you, Triode!
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...for missing that in the README.
Thanks
Apesbrain wrote:
> Did you read the README-mp3 file that came in the Squeezelite zip? For
> MP3 to work, there are some dependencies. (i.e. DRM'd).
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Triode wrote:
> I hope this is now fixed.
>
> Some instructions for updating after ssh to root@
>
> >
Code:
> >
> cd soa-aur
> git pull
> ./soa-update soa-web
>
> >
>
> in future you should be able to do just this:
> >
Code:
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Krisbee wrote:
> Triode,
>
> I'm getting an error when attempting a git pull:
>
> >
Code:
> >
> [root@soa-vm ~]# cd soa-aur
> [root@soa-vm soa-aur]# git pull
> remote: Counting objects: 19, done.
> remote: Compressing objects: 100% (9/9), done.
> remote: Tot
Triode wrote:
> You need to checkout the changed file again or commit it.. (You must
> have edited it?)
I forgot I had previously edited soa-install.sh as I didn't want to
install jivelite-autologin, I guess this must have generated the error.
I obviously need to learn something about git.
An
rmac321 wrote:
> JackofAll:
> Don't know what the legal/financial/tax implications might be, but
> should you decide to start some type of legal defense fund, post a link
> here so we can "express our gratitude" to you for all your time and
> effort.
'M-DAC' (http://www.audiolab.co.uk/M-DAC%20
Triode wrote:
> I hope this is now fixed.
>
> Some instructions for updating after ssh to root@
>
> >
Code:
> >
> cd soa-aur
> git pull
> ./soa-update soa-web
>
> >
>
> in future you should be able to do just this:
> >
Code:
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Pascal Hibon wrote:
> It appears I don't have a soa-update file. I guess this is due to the
> git pull failure:
>
> >
Code:
> >
> # git pull
>
> remote: Counting objects: 10, done.
> remote: Compressing objects: 100% (4/4), done.
> remote: Total 7 (delta 4),
rmac321 wrote:
> JackofAll:
> Don't know what the legal/financial/tax implications might be, but
> should you decide to start some type of legal defense fund, post a link
> here so we can "express our gratitude" to you for all your time and
> effort.
++1
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