Did an upgrade from 14.04 to 16.04 and once I installed 7.9, all was
working again.
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JackOfAll wrote:
> Well, if you are happy with it Ronnie, then that's all that matters! ;)
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JackOfAll wrote:
> That "smells" like something to do with crossfade. If enabled, disable
> it from LMS web gui for that player, under Audio settings.
Thanks for the reply.I have crossfade turned off and smart crossfade
disabled in LMS. The only fix I have found is to upsample everything to
Man in a van wrote:
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> Just set up the pi using the onboard wireless, works fine for me :).
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Well, if you are happy with it Ronnie, then that's all that matters! ;)
For those wanting to disable Pi3 WIFI and BT, you need to "blacklist
brcmfmac" driver (via /etc/modprobe.d conf file) for
RBMitch2 wrote:
> IWhen I play music that is a different bit rate than the previous song
> there is a bit of pop/crackle sound before the next song starts. Hoping
> that there is some setting in Squeezelite that will stop this behavior.
> No problems with playback after the music begins playing.
Thanks very much for your replies, Ronnie and Michael. I finished up
installing 7.9 on Wheezy, which works fine.
(Now all I have to do is figure out how to reinstall MusicIP, which I
had hoped never to have to do again after the sweat, blood and tears it
cost me last time!)
All this was
I am using Picoreplayer 2.06 with an RPi3 and Digi+, using toslink
output. When I play music that is a different bit rate than the previous
song there is a bit of pop/crackle sound before the next song starts.
Hoping that there is some setting in Squeezelite that will stop this
behavior. No
I've just had to rebuild my Linux box, and I've installed Jessie + LMS
7.8.1. When I start the LMS service, the log shows it dies and restarts
repeatedly.
Try 7.9 instead.
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You can disable it via ssh.By adding dtoverlay=pi3-disable-bt. To
the boot config. That will be default in the next release.and the
drivers are patched too.
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Diana wrote:
> I've just had to rebuild my Linux box, and I've installed Jessie + LMS
> 7.8.1. When I start the LMS service, the log shows it dies and restarts
> repeatedly.
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> I've been out of touch with LMS developments for a few years (my very
> stable install on Ubuntu 14.04 has worked
Hi Arie
Have you seen this post about the first backlight controller board for
the official display:
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=108=155406
STeen
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://sites.google.com/site/picoreplayer/home
Greg Erskine wrote:
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> I don't think we have looked at disabling Bluetooth at the moment.
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> regards
> Greg
Specifically what the OP was refering to, *RPi3/Digi+* combination.
I had a problem with playback using this combination, but I swapped my
Digi+ to a DAC+ on my RPi3,
jclctr wrote:
> I'm setting up a Raspberry Pi3 and HifiBerry Digi+ on piCorePlayer and
> have read about problems with weak WiFi and Bluetooth causing problems.
> The solution seems to be to disable internal WiFi and Bluetooth and use
> an Edimax or other suitable WiFi dongle in their place.
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