SOA on Wandboard Quad working brilliantly except for reboot which seems
to be a recurring problem for some users.
I'd like to install a DLNA server on my Wandboard Quad. The LMS plugin
does not meet my requirements for non squeezebox devices like my Revo
SuperConnect Radio. (It doesn't serve
Triode wrote:
Sorry - I've been travelling for the last week (as I think I said my
email). I don't really want to do too much to be specific to CT to make
it diverge from other SoA targets, but will look through the suggestions
once I am on the right time zone...
@ Triode
No offense.
I
@Soundcheck: But the SOA boards are not just in a private client/server
environment. They talk to the internet to fetch software updates, stream
internet radio channels etc. Any of these operations can use IPv6. Also
IPv6 works even if your DHCP is broken, I've had a couple of occasions
where the
yairf wrote:
OK, so is this the right configuration (LMS -- Advanced Settings --
File Types) ?
I'm trying to play 192/24 M4A files with no success.
Thanks again !
16575
Can you play them on other squeezebox devices? Sorry can't really help
further here as this is an LMS issue if you
I've made a small update to git related to the opening sample rate on
devices not supporting 44100. This is to fix a bug found by Kimmo.
Could anyone building their own squeezelite please report if they have
any issues with this.
Owen Smith wrote:
I strongly oppose disabling IPv6 by default..
Which ISP are you with? Andrews and Arnold?
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Which ISP are you with? Andrews and Arnold?
Yes. Does it show?
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Triode wrote:
I've made a small update to git related to the opening sample rate on
devices not supporting 44100.
Out of interest... Which device (or soundcard) is not supporting 44k1
natively?
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@praganj
Another hint for being more efficient.
Run squeezelite with -b 8:30 (=80MB:320MB) or similar. You
basically load the whole track 1st into streaming and then
into the processing buffer.
There won't be any network streaming during playback. Especially on e.g.
RPI which combines
@Soundcheck: I don't understand why all this stuff matters to you. It
looks like tweakery for the sake of it. Does it matter whether the cpu
is at 30% or 0.3% so long as the music plays? Are you doing anything
with all that cpu you claim to be freeing up?
Owen Smith wrote:
Yes. Does it show?
No! LOL. I was having a conversation last week about IPv6, which started
from talking about BT having implemented CGNAT, and which UK ISP's are
actually capable of providing IPv6 to the end user. Andrews and Arnold
was the name that kept coming up. Until
JackOfAll wrote:
No! LOL. I was having a conversation last week about IPv6, which started
from talking about BT having implemented CGNAT, and which UK ISP's are
actually capable of providing IPv6 to the end user. Andrews and Arnold
was the name that kept coming up. Until the large ISP's
Owen Smith wrote:
@Soundcheck: I don't understand why all this stuff matters to you. It
looks like tweakery for the sake of it. Does it matter whether the cpu
is at 30% or 0.3% so long as the music plays? Are you doing anything
with all that cpu you claim to be freeing up?
Three cheers for
sbp wrote:
OK - found the bug.
Will be fixed in a new release tomorrow.
Steen
If you use a HiFiBerry AMP (the amplifier card from HiFiBerry) please
update to piCorePlayer1.18b, otherwise your card was not recognised
after a reboot.
It has been fixed now.
Steen
piCorePlayer a small
Owen Smith wrote:
CGNAT breaks so much stuff it's hard to know where to start.
Sure.
At least BT allow an opt-out of CGNAT on a per customer basis. You have
to know you can. They don't exactly publicise that! ;) Which is where my
conversation last week really started. By telling a friend
Any news on the m4a problem in this new release?
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@Soundcheck: I don't understand why all this stuff matters to you. It
looks like tweakery for the sake of it. Does it matter whether the cpu
is at 30% or 0.3% so long as the music plays? Are you doing anything
with all that cpu you claim to be freeing up?
Not for the sake
soundcheck wrote:
.
I do have a history over here @slimdevices.com. ;)
We know...
There are quite some people around, who'll appreciate this or that
modification for this or that reason.
There also seems to be a bunch of people who have had all kinds of
issues as a result of the
asplundj wrote:
I have my LMS preferences on a USB-stick on the wandboard, but I can't
figure out how to tell the Squeeze on arch to use those prefs. I have
mounted the USB-stick correctly and just need to find where to change
prefs folder.
In CSOS I did this in
bobertuk wrote:
Triode,
There was a kernel update yesterday for Cubox-4i from 3.14.14-7 to
3.14.14-8
Since then I have this error when trying to use SoA-Web update
synchronising scripts
fatal:unable to access'
https://gitHub.com/SqueezeOnArch/soa-aur.git':Unknown SSL protocol error
JackOfAll wrote:
The conversation about IPv4 address space running out has been going on
for years and it seems that CGNAT is the preferred solution by those who
wil/wont drive the widescale adoption of IPv6, by the end user.
Bare in mind that IPv6 requires application development to support
Anyone have an issue where their Wandboard locks up and does not show up
the network? It happens ever so often and I have to recycle the power.
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Triode wrote:
Bare in mind that IPv6 requires application development to support - LMS
and squeezelite currently don't have any. So in an IPv6 world, you are
likely to need IPv4/IPv6 dual stack support for many applications other
than the main browser based ones until devices and apps catch
soundcheck wrote:
Not for the sake of it.
I do have a history over here @slimdevices.com. ;)
I've never come across you before. But then I'm not a big slimdevices
forums user, I'd rather be listening to music...
Owen
From another thread i took some network settings :
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?101624-Announce-Squeeze-on-Arch-developer-versionp=795121viewfull=1#post795121
and set buffer as adviced here :
Updated 2 PI b+es via the web interface from 1.18a to 1.18b. The
download was slow but the update process was uneventfull. Thanx!
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Triode.
Could you please add alsa-utils to the base SOA package.
alsamixer/amixer are pretty basic apps for our purpose. Should be on the
image by default.
THX
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Triode wrote:
Bare in mind that IPv6 requires application development to support - LMS
and squeezelite currently don't have any.
Sure, that's a fair point. But in the overall scheme of things.. I
did have a look at Perl IPv6 support, (think it was back when packaging
that Shairtunes
Owen Smith wrote:
Indeed, my Andrews and Arnold connection is IPv4/IPv6 dual stack, and
that's with a static IPv4 address so no risk of CGNAT and I can have a
static DNS entry. That and a commitment to no filtering/blocking is why
I went to them.
Owen, hope you don't mind the question. How
sbp wrote:
If you use a HiFiBerry AMP (the amplifier card from HiFiBerry) please
update to piCorePlayer1.18b, otherwise your card was not recognised
after a reboot.
It has been fixed now.
Steen
It is fixed. Thank you.
The update is only possible via the Update piCorePlayer without
JackOfAll wrote:
Owen, hope you don't mind the question. How much do you pay AA a month
for your connectivity?
Home::1 costs £25 a month for ADSL (BT 20CN, BT21CN or Talk Talk line)
with a 100GB a month download limit. That's on top of my BT line
rental/phone bill. If I go over 100GB it's £10
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