I am about to fly out of the country for a week. Will test some more
when I get back. In the meantime powerline adaptors have done the trick.
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I have a few questions about installing Squeezeplay on a RPi3. I found
Ralph's builds on Sourceforge with the instructions for installing on
Linux 32 and 64 bit x86 systems, but not Debian/Raspian. I've also seen
quite a bit of info about installing picore and max2play, but not about
how to
Adrian D wrote:
>
> I'm asking as to get it working I had to use my 'admin' account for the
> NAS, but I'd rather in the future use a specific account that can access
> just my music folder. I don't want to have to go through the whole
> installation process again, so before I start messing
The extra filesystems includes kernel modules that you need for rpi3..
The easiest way to correct would be to disable your mounts, Remove the
extra file systems. Then re-install the Extra Filesystems and
re-enable your mounts.
Another way to correct this would be to go to the extensions
Adrian D wrote:
>
> I initially trialed the set up on an old Pi B+ and it worked fine, so I
> just switched the SD card to the Pi3. However, despite using the same
> NAS share-folder setting, I could not get it to access my music folders
> on the NAS (all the other apps - Spotty, BBC iplayer
http://picoreplayer.sourceforge.net/faq_wifi%20does_not_work.shtml
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You will need to add that to the backup set if you do
echo usr/local/slimserver/custom-convert.conf >> /opt/.filetool.lst
Then every time you make changes to the file, make sure you backup by
running
pcp bu
paul-'s
You say it doesn't get an IP address. If it's the router that does dhcp
try rebooting the router.
*Pi3 with piCoreplayer music on QNAP TS419p via NFS*
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*Living Room* - Joggler & SB3 -> Onkyo TS606 - > Celestion Ditton F20s
*Office* - Pi -> Sony TA FE320 ->
I am very happy with picoreplayer :-) However, I do have a question.
Where can I find the LMS custom-convert.conf file? Would like to make
some manual changes but can't find it or where to put it.
There's none by default. The _custom_-convert.conf file you'll have to
create. Whatever you do in
Jeff07971 wrote:
> Pi3's WiFi is not very good at the best of times, I never use it.
In my experience, Pi3 built-in wifi is surprisingly good.
Almost every Pi 3 I've setup is either using it for AP or bonding with
ethernet.
The OP should look elsewhere: use of incompatible settings in the AP,
d6jg wrote:
> Is it NFS?
> If so then the IP of the Pi3 probably needs to be declared in the NAS
> unless you are using the same IP as the original Pi
Thanks - I'll give that a try. I think I had it set to whatever the
other one was - CF something or other.
Hi all,
I am very happy with picoreplayer :-) However, I do have a question.
Where can I find the LMS custom-convert.conf file? Would like to make
some manual changes but can't find it or where to put it.
Thanks.
Ronald
Adrian D wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to remove or reset mounted NAS drives previously added to
> piCorePlayer?
>
> I recently moved my LMS server from my Synology DS212+ NAS to a Pi 3
> with PiCorePlayer as my NAS was not compatible with the Spotty plug in.
>
>
> I initially trialed
Hi,
Is it possible to remove or reset mounted NAS drives previously added to
piCorePlayer?
I recently moved my LMS server from my Synology DS212+ NAS to a Pi 3
with PiCorePlayer as my NAS was not compatible with the Spotty plug in.
I initially trialed the set up on an old Pi B+ and it
tkr001 wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestions. The AP is 2.4ghz only and is not restricted
> from allowing devices to connect i.e. All macs are ok. It is at my
> daughter's house but my android phone, iPad and surface pro all connect
> fine. I built the pcp at my home on Ethernet but she does not
tkr001 wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestions. The AP is 2.4ghz only and is not restricted
> from allowing devices to connect i.e. All macs are ok. It is at my
> daughter's house but my android phone, iPad and surface pro all connect
> fine. I built the pcp at my home on Ethernet but she does not
Thanks for the suggestions. The AP is 2.4ghz only and is not restricted
from allowing devices to connect i.e. All macs are ok. It is at my
daughter's house but my android phone, iPad and surface pro all connect
fine. I built the pcp at my home on Ethernet but she does not have her
lounge cabled
tkr001 wrote:
> I am using 3.21 non audio with a rpi3. Everything works fine using
> Ethernet. When I turn wifi on and enter the correct details for ssid
> pass phrase and wpa encryption disconnect Ethernet and reboot wlan0 is
> detected but a dhcp lease is never obtained. I am at my wits end.
>
I am using 3.21 non audio with a rpi3. Everything works fine using
Ethernet. When I turn wifi on and enter the correct details for ssid
pass phrase and wpa encryption disconnect Ethernet and reboot wlan0 is
detected but a dhcp lease is never obtained. I am at my wits end.
What can I do to
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