Just installed PCP on a pi zero to test for use as an LMS server playing
off my NAS and I must say it's brilliant in terms of playback on my old
but trusty SB3 player (which has the slim devices logo on the fascia!).
The primary reason to use this was that the NAS (a buffalo linkstation
quad) has
Thanks Michael and Ralphy.
The "toasts" work fine on both Joggler and HDSkin (1920x1080) although
(I think) there was a weird thing with the HDSkin where I had to change
to Joggler and then back to HD before it worked.
One slight aesthetic thing though Michael, wouldn't the "toasts" look
nicer
Thanks for the info, something in 4.9 broke ralink based chips. We were
able to confirm this on our end. Quick testing show they work in
raspbian, so its a configuration issue that we never had to worry about
before.
nowhinjing wrote:
> Hi,
>
> this new release seems to break my RaLink Wi-Fi USB. Looking at the
> diagnostics all the right drivers are loaded and the USB key is
> recognised - it just will not connect.
>
> I have gone back to 3.11 - this works.
>
> keep up the good work - and thank-you all.
gtj wrote:
> Thanks for your response Michael.
> I'm quite surprised ape format is not supported as it's popular and ever
> growing in the audiophile community.
> I hope something it's done and become available soon. I have tons of ape
> files in my collection... :(
Here's how to manually
Thanks for the reply epoch1970. My router is providing local DNS. Can't
remember the domain name setup offhand but I like your thinking and
perhaps with a bit of googling i can get to the bottom of it. I may be
back with more questions though .
Thanks again for the pointers.
Sent from my Nexus
Allo is aware of the clicking issue, and verified it is a DAC and Driver
problem. They are working out a correction.
> Yes we are aware of clicks noise when changing tracks . Seems to come
> courtesy of TI that removed the "click/pop " reference from pcm51xx
> datasheet about a year ago.Our IC
Hmm. I can't summarize the different possibilities in a legible post.
So:
Do you have a local DNS service and a domain name? Do you know for sure
the DNS service is linked with hostnames that get leases from the DHCP
server?
NAS1 could be sent by Samba over Netbios, and diskstation by zeroconf
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?103330-Jivelite-for-piCorePlayer=876418=1#post876418)
Oh, I forgot the "pcp bu" and tried to kill/restart it in place (using a
keyboard). It somehow messed things up.
For the jive files use
/home/tc/.jivelite/userpath/jive/slim
That would
mherger wrote:
> > When I'm modifying jivelite files on pcp, I create the folder
> structure
> > under /home/tc/.jivelite/userpath/applets and put the file(s) I'm
> > working on in there. They are then included in the pcp bu command
> and
> > survive a reboot.
>
> I had to edit one files from
mherger wrote:
> > Any idea what I am doing wrong ? I would like to "do my bit" and
> correct
> > the positioning of the "toast" in the 1920x1080 "Large Now Playing"
>
> Oh, I've already done that...
>
> https://github.com/ralph-irving/jivelite/commit/4fcd0e2af277763e48d00caca48b9fbc156a2d60
>
I'm quite surprised ape format is not supported as it's popular and ever
growing in the hi-res community.
Flac is pretty widely accepted as the de-facto lossless compression
tool. APE is rather exotic compared to it, without any real advantage.
According to this comparison table on
gtj wrote:
> I'm quite surprised ape format is not supported as it's popular and ever
> growing in the audiophile community.
Hmm... Why? What are the benefits?
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a
When I'm modifying jivelite files on pcp, I create the folder structure
under /home/tc/.jivelite/userpath/applets and put the file(s) I'm
working on in there. They are then included in the pcp bu command and
survive a reboot.
I had to edit one files from the jive/slim sub-folder. There's no
Jeff07971 wrote:
> Hi Ralphy,
>
> Thanks for that, I'm running 3.11 (Standard) at the moment.
>
> Any idea what I am doing wrong ? I would like to "do my bit" and correct
> the positioning of the "toast" in the 1920x1080 "Large Now Playing"
> I do not mind that while do this it is not
Any idea what I am doing wrong ? I would like to "do my bit" and correct
the positioning of the "toast" in the 1920x1080 "Large Now Playing"
Oh, I've already done that...
https://github.com/ralph-irving/jivelite/commit/4fcd0e2af277763e48d00caca48b9fbc156a2d60
--
Michael
ralphy wrote:
> What version of PCP are you running Jeff? Let me know and I'll create a
> new beta tcz with Michael's changes.
Hi Ralphy,
Thanks for that, I'm running 3.11 (Standard) at the moment.
Any idea what I am doing wrong ? I would like to "do my bit" and correct
the positioning of
Jeff07971 wrote:
> Hi Michael
>
> Yes it did take a bit of trickery !
>
> As I said Player.lua was fine but I did both transfers and edits the
> same way
>
> I copied JogglerSkinApplet.lua to my windows desktop with sftp/ssh
> edited it with Notepad++ then copied them back to /home/tc via
>
NotTheHerbie wrote:
> Hi Ralphy,
>
> I've built and tested your latest patch. The sync appears to work the
> same as the previous patch. I installed the updated squeezelite on
> three pCP's and synchronized them. After over an hour of playback I
> examined the log and found the initial skip
bb3ii wrote:
> Running latest versions that I am aware of...it is definitely only
> happening when switching sample rates; file type does not matter (WAV,
> FLAC, AIFF tested). No issue switching tracks with same sample rate but
> different files types. This was not an issue with the 3.10
mherger wrote:
> > Can anyone please let me know if I can play APE files?
>
> Is the Pi (pCP) using arm or armhf binaries?... I see that we don't have
>
> mac (the Monkey Audio Console Front End) for armhf, but arm only. Lack
> of mac would mean there's no APE support.
>
> --
>
> Michael
Hi Michael
Yes it did take a bit of trickery !
As I said Player.lua was fine but I did both transfers and edits the
same way
I copied JogglerSkinApplet.lua to my windows desktop with sftp/ssh
edited it with Notepad++ then copied them back to /home/tc via
sftp/ssh.
I then copied from /home/tc
Can you tell me how you edited that file on pCP? It's all read-only,
therefore you'll have to apply some trickery.
--
Michael
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