skikirkwood wrote:
> Hi There, a while ago I tried using an older version of piCorePlayer as
> well as Volumio 1.55 on a Raspberry Pi B+ to drive a friend's Playback
> Designs MPD-3 DAC with no luck. Both generated mostly static noise.
> Recently I tried the RC of Volumio 2 and it worked fine,
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi skikirkwood,
>
> Unfortunately I can't answer your questions.
>
> Have you tried any of the these options on the [Tweaks] page under
> "Audio Tweaks" for other problem USB DAC's? You could be lucky. :)
> > > >
- OTG-Speed
- USB-FSM driver
- FIQ-Split
skikirkwood wrote:
> Hi There, a while ago I tried using an older version of piCorePlayer as
> well as Volumio 1.55 on a Raspberry Pi B+ to drive a friend's Playback
> Designs MPD-3 DAC with no luck. Both generated mostly static noise.
> Recently I tried the RC of Volumio 2 and it worked fine,
Hi There, a while ago I tried using an older version of piCorePlayer as
well as Volumio 1.55 on a Raspberry Pi B+ to drive a friend's Playback
Designs MPD-3 DAC with no luck. Both generated mostly static noise.
Recently I tried the RC of Volumio 2 and it worked fine, but
piCorePlayer 2.05 still
Lemontree wrote:
> Hi Greg,
>
> Maybe you can tell me where I could have found this info? I've been
> googling for squeezelite, squeezelite command line options, etc, but the
> fact that the shell script is called with a status argument was totally
> new to me. Always good to know where I can
Hi Greg,
Thank you!
I should have thought of that. Running squeezelite from the command line
indeed gave me the error: the -G and -S options cannot be used
together.
The reason I was doing that was that I was not aware that squeezelite
gave an argument to the on/off script with the status, so i
hi Lemontree
I suggest you run the squeezelite command on the command line. On the
[Squeezelite settings] page, at the bottom, there is "Squeezelite
command string".
When amp.sh doesn't exist or not executable I get:
Code:
tc@Akkordion:~$
Hi,
Installed and used piCorePlayer without problems, and I think it's
absolutely amazing.
Now I want to turn on/off my amplifier based on the squeezelite status.
With the -G option I can toggle a GPIO pin and that works fine. However,
my amplifier can be controlled by some custom serial
BloemL wrote:
> Hi Steen, will that then give me just the LMS side of things, or a
> standalone box that is server and player in one? Because that's what I'm
> after. I'll definitely have a play with the latest version.
>
> I also made a small donation to help you keep the good stuff coming ;-)
sbp wrote:
> Thank you for the kind words.
>
> Actually, the most recent version of PCP should be exactly what you are
> looking for. Go to the LMS page in picoreplayer. Then install lms from
> this page. Next attach a USB drive with you music files.
> Regards
> Steen
Hi Steen, will that
BloemL wrote:
> First post in ages, forgot my credentials from way back so I'll quickly
> introduce myself:
> Bought a Slimserver long before Logitech bought them and loved it (still
> do). The old ones started to die on me so I looked at second hand, they
> just died quicker. Just when I was
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