I tried to test a PiZero 1.3 (non-wireless) with an ENC28j60 LAN module,
but I can't get it to work with PiCorePlayer 3.22. It works nicely with
Raspbian. The enc28j60.dtbo file exists in the overlays folder, and I
added the line dtoverlay=enc28j60 to config.txt. For a normal Raspbian
setup, th
I'm not aware of an issue with alsa equal. We have had some issues with
the insitu upgrade messing this up, which removing the equalizer, then
reinstalling fixes.
What is the output setting on the squeezelite page? it should be
"equal"
Also look at the Diagnostics | Sound page.
What is the c
paul- wrote:
> Your system must take over 20 seconds to get a valid IP address (timeout
> in pCP).
That is quite possible.
I haven't timed it really (or don't remember), these machines are on
24/7. What really mattered was clients always latching into the right
VLAN and getting their IP address,
paul- wrote:
> Yes, shairport is a pain to manage, specifically hifiberry products, as
> settings for shairport are not the same as used for squeezelite.
>
> This is a better implementation.
>
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?106289-announce-ShairTunes2W-Airtunes-on-LMS-(forked
I'm not bothered by it, I was merely trying to avoid confusion about the
pCP startup process. And how the MAC address is delivered to the LMS
server. Your system must take over 20 seconds to get a valid Mac
address. The mac address used by the LMS server does not come from any
switching equip
And of those that do they are not all that reliable.. I've had mixed
experiences running generic consumer chipsets as APs.
-Transcoded from Matt's brain by Tapatalk-
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Hardware: 3x Touch, 1x Radio, 2x Receivers, 1 HP Microserver NAS with
Debian+LMS 7.9.0
Music: ~1300 CDs, as 450 GB of 16/44k
epoch1970 wrote:
> In the case of rebooting, this works because the switches and other
> devices in the path haven't had time to unlearn the MAC of the client
> yet, so the whole DHCP lease deal is faster than with a really cold
> start and SL can report an ID.
sorry
- client sends a b
paul- wrote:
> Are you doing something that would be setting an environment variable
> called UTMAC?
Nope. As written here and elsewhere the only peculiarities on my systems
are a 1.5MB archive tgz, a thick asound.conf, and one or 2 processes
launched after startup.
When I take such a config to
For what it's worth, pCP does wait for the network to get a IP/Broadcast
address before starting squeezelite. The timeout is set to 20 seconds.
Take a look a the log (/var/log/pcp_boot.log)
Code:
Waiting for network... Done (11).
Ev
It can be done, the setup and configuration has to be done via ssh
session. I've sent instructions to some via pm. The biggest problem is
that not all wifi chips support it. I've tested it with a rpi3 a few
versions ago.
I've been thinking about that too, I have the iphone but not the car :)
I've found 'this thread'
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?107995-picoreplayer-without-network/page4)
about ad-hoc mode which is not too old and might be useful.
Other than that, I haven't found a true AP recipe.
bakker_be wrote:
> Couldn't this be solved by modifying the start-up timing of squeezelite?
If my theory is right, then yes it could solve the issue.
But a nil ID is not a blocker, it is more of a nuisance. The issue
doesn’t happen to everyone, obviously.
And if you start waiting, when do you st
epoch1970 wrote:
> Strong words, friend ;)
>
> The issue is a little confusing, I have to admit:
> 1 - There are people who need multiple instances
> 2 - There are people want to force the player to a specific identity, a
> good reason for that would be to retain player preferences when swapping
Hi
I would like to use my piCorePlayer with LMS and hdd with Music as a
server to play the music e.g. on iPeng in my car.
Is it possible, and if yes how, to configure piCorePlayer as a wireless
access point, so that my iPhone can connect to it?
Thanks,
Rainer
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