merlinus wrote:
> Update: The RPi can connect only at 2.4G, but at least it is working!
Nothing wrong with 2.4 GHz. Range is better than 5 GHz. It's just a bit
crowded for some people. As others have said, also avoid chan 12/13, the
pi wifi does not support it.
Once configured it should be
kalittle wrote:
> Still chasing the rabbit - thanks to both Greg and Roland0 for their
> assistance.
>
> Greg - good advice - will dig into the PiCore documentation to
> understand persistance, and how to get a change to survive a reboot.
BTW: The backup command on the web GUI will save
Still chasing the rabbit - thanks to both Greg and Roland0 for their
assistance.
Greg - good advice - will dig into the PiCore documentation to
understand persistance, and how to get a change to survive a reboot.
Roland0 - question around your comment at the start of your code -
(note: adjust
merlinus wrote:
> Update: The RPi can connect only at 2.4G, but at least it is working!
Yes but beware if your router can use Channel 13 and "Wifi Scan" is
enabled on your router !
The current Pcp driver does not allow Ch13 (not sure if the BCM chipset
on the Rpi3 does at all)
22014
Guess
merlinus wrote:
> Not really. I cannot get the RPi to connect to my wireless network,
> even though I am broadcasting the ssid. The scan on the PCP webpage
> cannot find it.
>
> Is there an internal wireless card? Might the problem be that it does
> not support 5G?
Update: The RPi can
passwords for wifi in pCP are somewhat limited too. sorry i cant
remember the characters it doesnt play well with
Greg or Paul or Steen ??
rPi 3 + rasPi 7" LCD + HiFiBerry DiGi+ | rPi 2 + IQaudio DAC+ |rPi 2 +
HiFiBerry DAC+ | Squeeze Box Touch | LMS + XPenology on HP Gen 8 |
merlinus wrote:
> Not really. I cannot get the RPi to connect to my wireless network,
> even though I am broadcasting the ssid. The scan on the PCP webpage
> cannot find it.
>
> Is there an internal wireless card? Might the problem be that it does
> not support 5G?
It does not support
If I were you I would wire the RPi to your router, or use a wifi dongle,
I've heard many bad reports re the Pi's built-in wifi.
LMS 7.9 on a Raspberry Pi 3/piCorePlayer 3.10, playlists and LMS cache
on a USB stick, 25K+ music library on a WD MyCloud network drive,
Rasberry Pi 2 > piCorePlayer
merlinus wrote:
> Not really. I cannot get the RPi to connect to my wireless network,
> even though I am broadcasting the ssid. The scan on the PCP webpage
> cannot find it. Might the problem be that it does not support 5G?
I don't quite understand this, earlier you said your pi was listed
kidstypike wrote:
> Well you're good to go then?
Not really. I cannot get the RPi to connect to my wireless network,
even though I am broadcasting the ssid. The scan on the PCP webpage
cannot find it. Might the problem be that it does not support 5G?
merlinus wrote:
> My intention is to connect the RPi via an optical cable to my sound
> processor, and access flac music files residing on my desktop computer
> using my wireless network to play through the system.
Fine, LMS server on the Desktop PI as player .
Fyi .
Running LMS on PI with an
kidstypike wrote:
> So you *do not *need LMS on your RPi, but you *do* need a DAC with
> digital out, like this one.
>
> https://www.hifiberry.com/products/digiplus/
Yes, I have a WiFiBerry digi+ board that has digital out.
merlinus wrote:
> Yes, I have a WiFiBerry digi+ board that has digital out.
Well you're good to go then?
LMS 7.9 on a Raspberry Pi 3/piCorePlayer 3.10, playlists and LMS cache
on a USB stick, 25K+ music library on a WD MyCloud network drive,
Rasberry Pi 2 > piCorePlayer 3.02 > HiFiBerry
merlinus wrote:
> My intention is to connect the RPi via an optical cable to my sound
> processor, and access flac music files residing on my desktop computer
> using my wireless network to play through the system.
So you *do not *need LMS on your RPi, but you *do* need a DAC with
digital out,
kidstypike wrote:
> OK, your pi can now play those files like any other Squeezebox if you
> connect it to some powered speakers, amp/speakers or headphones.
> So what is your intention?
> Do you just want a player, or do you want your pi as a music server?
> Or both?
My intention is to connect
merlinus wrote:
> Yes, the PCP is listed! And I can see all the music files in the main
> directory.
OK, your pi can now play those files like any other Squeezebox if you
connect it to some powered speakers amp/speakers or headphones.
So what is your intention?
Do you just want a player, or do
kidstypike wrote:
> If LMS is running on your PC, you don't *need* to install LMS on your
> Pi.
>
> In the LMS webgui on your PC, click the player dropdownbox top right,
> you piCorePlayer should be listed there.
>
> In the screenshot below, both loungeplayer and studypi are squeezelite
>
Despite having entered and saved the wireless information (ssid and
password), the RPi is not connecting to the wireless network. Does the
hardware support 5G, or only 2.4?
I restarted the pi several times...
merlinus's
merlinus wrote:
> I followed your instructions to expand the filesystem, and entered the
> wireless network information. Hopefully all will go well now.
>
> It says that squeezelite is running, but obviously I need to figure out
> how to set up LMS with my remote music directory, etc. It is
I followed your instructions to expand the filesystem, and entered the
wireless network information. Hopefully all will go well now.
It says that squeezelite is running, but obviously I need to figure out
how to set up LMS with my remote music directory, etc. It is running on
my desktop
Olivier wrote:
> Any chance to see Brutefir in pCP, one of these days ?
> Don't want to switch to Jriver !!!:rolleyes:
I think it is time for you to switch.
Greg Erskine's Profile:
merlinus wrote:
> In running over all the steps again from the very beginning, I
> re-flashed the SD card, and it is now working! Thanks for all the
> assistance -- greatly appreciated.
>
> I was able to access the pCP webpage, and change settings for wifi,
> etc.
>
> LMS is running on my
merlinus wrote:
> IIRC, it was when I changed the audio setting to HIFiBerry digi+. I was
> then asked if I wanted to reboot, and I clicked "yes."
>
> How do I expand the filesystem? I have gparted installed, and have used
> that for expanding partitions on my HDDs.
Resize the file system on
merlinus wrote:
> IIRC, it was when I changed the audio setting to HIFiBerry digi+. I was
> then asked if I wanted to reboot, and I clicked "yes."
>
> How do I expand the filesystem? I have gparted installed, and have used
> that for expanding partitions on my HDDs.
It's in Picores Web UI ,
Mnyb wrote:
> Did you expand the file system before adding stuff ?
>
> reboot as soon as it says, it fast don't save up a whole brunch of
> settings and then reboot .
> Then you don't know what broke it ?
>
> I'm in the habit of backning up the whole SD card before a sensitive
> change , like
merlinus wrote:
> After completing changes on the PCP page, it rebooted the RPi, and it is
> no longer connecting. I shut the unit down and powered it on again, but
> it is still not working.
>
> So my joy was very short-lived. Any suggestions? Thanks!
Did you expand the file system before
After completing changes on the PCP page, it rebooted the RPi, and it is
no longer connecting. I shut the unit down and powered it on again, but
it is still not working.
So my joy was very short-lived. Any suggestions? Thanks!
In running over all the steps again from the very beginning, I
re-flashed the SD card, and it is now working! Thanks for all the
assistance -- greatly appreciated.
merlinus's Profile:
merlinus wrote:
> "Unable to connect" error message.
>
> I can login to all of the other computers on my LAN using Putty or the
> terminal.
>
> BTW, I am using a wired connection to the router from the RPi.
Plugin a screen and check the RPi is in fact booting
*Players:* SliMP3,Squeezebox3
merlinus wrote:
> "Unable to connect" error message.
>
> I can login to all of the other computers on my LAN using Putty or the
> terminal.
The web-UI should come up in any browser , you hardly need ssh login to
configure Picore , the setup is done true the web-UI in your browser
firefox
Mnyb wrote:
> Can you see the PicorePlayers web-UI ? aviable at the same IP number .
"Unable to connect" error message.
merlinus's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=66548
View this thread:
merlinus wrote:
> I am using the IP address given for the RPi by my router. LMS shows no
> connected players. As I wrote, I could not connect to the other Ubuntu
> 16.04 computers (and vice-versa) on my network until I installed
> openssh-server on all of them.
>
> I just went through all
Any chance to see Brutefir in pCP, one of these days ?
Don't want to switch to Jriver !!!:rolleyes:
Olivier's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=65802
View this thread:
paul- wrote:
> Putty for Windows or Linux should work out of the box (I use both Win7
> and Ubutntu 16.04). Make sure you are using the right IP address. On
> your LMS server, go to the information tab in the settings. It will
> show all connected players. Alternatively, connect a monitor
merlinus wrote:
> Hi. I am new to the world of RPi and this forum, and look forward to
> much learning and sharing. Thanks to everyone who makes this possible!
>
> I just got an RPI 3B with HiFiBerry digi+ add-on board, and loaded
> piCorePlayer 3.10-audio. It comes up with an IP address in
Mnyb wrote:
> try with the rigth user ssh tc@"ip adress" ?
I have done this several times, with the same cannot connect error.
merlinus's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=66548
View this thread:
merlinus wrote:
> Hi. I am new to the world of RPi and this forum, and look forward to
> much learning and sharing. Thanks to everyone who makes this possible!
>
> I just got an RPI 3B with HiFiBerry digi+ add-on board, and loaded
> piCorePlayer 3.10-audio. It comes up with an IP address in
grums wrote:
> Any chance for Opus support on piCorePlayer in the near future?
> I've encoded .opus files using Windows opusenc.exe, they play OK on
> Rockbox but are not recognized by LMS.
> From the Squeezelite logs it also looks like Opus is not mentioned.
> Is it something requiring
Any chance for Opus support on piCorePlayer in the near future?
I've encoded .opus files using Windows opusenc.exe, they play OK on
Rockbox but are not recognized by LMS.
>From the Squeezelite logs it also looks like Opus is not mentioned.
Is it something requiring extensive coding, or will I be
I don't see the skip backward "<<" button. Also, if the volume has been
set for 100%, can the volume up and down buttons be removed?
I pushed a change which would add a Settings/Display/Now Playing/Buttons
for Large Artwork... menu. There you can select which options to display
in that mode.
Hi. I am new to the world of RPi and this forum, and look forward to
much learning and sharing. Thanks to everyone who makes this possible!
I just got an RPI 3B with HiFiBerry digi+ add-on board, and loaded
piCorePlayer 3.10-audio. It comes up with an IP address in my router,
but I cannot
paul- wrote:
> Ralphy could explain more, but the IP address of teh local machine gets
> saved in the configuration. I think it has to do with jivelite making
> sure it only tries to display the visualization for the local machine.
Its actually the MAC address I believe, this is why you have
Did you remove the background reducing the touchable area to the arrow?
No, the area should still be the same. It just doesn't show anything.
Or did you make the background transparent so that the icon area is
touchable?
Yes, that's rather it. I didn't make it transparent, I simply told it
pgnyc wrote:
> Thx, the reset worked.
>
> Is there a reason why changing from ethernet <> wi-fi, the config is not
> kept ?
>
> For shairport , i was just testing !!! Will not use it .
>
>
> Pascal.
Ralphy could explain more, but the IP address of teh local machine gets
saved in the
Not sure how to take a screen shot from the device.
I usually take my smartphone :-). But I thought there was some key
combination, or even a single key. Crtl-S or something? I'd have to dig
the code.
This happens when
streaming from Pandora. Playing from local media is fine.
Ok, that's
paul- wrote:
> Jivelite needs reset after changing from wifi to eth0. There is a reset
> button on the tweaks page. Shairport is kinda finicky. You are aware
> that Shairport play directly, and not using LMS/jivelite or squeezelite.
>
>
> Take a look at the shairtunes2w plugin for LMS, that
Hi I am new here.
I have been using the pCP 3.02 version with a digital pi hat (pi2design
prototype DAC with two NDK precision clocks for digital audio output).
The sound was astonishingly good compared to my F-1 XMOS usb/spdif
converter. When I switched to the pCP 3.10 audio, I noticed a
kalittle wrote:
> Greetings everyone - just built piCorePlayer 3.1 on pi 3 board as my
> Duet reciever died a horrible death. On my Duet, I could send the
> output to both analog and optical outputs - I sent one to my receiver
> and one to my whole house sound system. I would like to send the
48 matches
Mail list logo
