rkrug wrote:
> Are there any downsides to using a Zero instead of a fully fledged Pi?
>
I would say a ordinary rpi is for warmshower geeks only and the zeros
are for badasscoldwatershower geeks ...
And the zeros are really hard to get (in germany)
Hi,
some more info would be nice.
So we are guessing
patrick31698 wrote:
> hi there,
> i cant get Jivelite back working .-(
>
> >
Code:
> > [ INFO ] Downloading Jivelite from Ralphy's repository...
>
> [ INFO ] Downloading will take a few minutes. Please wait...
patrick31698 wrote:
> Which link in your Signature??
Hi,
mea culpa, but are you sure you want to handle a Task like compiling
some stuff?
Its not Hard Roland talks about a How To, so the links in the first line
might not help.
Do you want some help for Ogg Opus stuff or having trouble with
Which link in your Signature??
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi mcduman,
>
> Also,
>
> 1. [ Tweaks ] page in [ Beta ] mode > [ HDMI power ]. Turn off.
>
> 2. [ Tweaks ] page in [ Beta ] mode > [ Advanced Overclock ]. Set
> Overclock/underclock to "Under" and Governor to "ondemand or powersave"
> (as suggested by Paul-)
>
> I'd be
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi mcduman,
>
> Maybe just adding the command as "User Command #1" on the [ Tweaks ]
> page will do the job?
>
> regards
> Greg
Nope. did not work. May be it's because / sign is not recognized? It
shows as %2
hi mcduman,
1. [ Tweaks ] page in [ Beta ] mode > [ HDMI power ]. Turn off.
2. [ Tweaks ] page in [ Beta ] mode > [ Advanced Overclock ]. Set
Overclock/underclock to "Under" and Governor to "powersave" (as
suggested by Paul-)
regards
Greg
mcduman,
Take a look at the governor as well. We default to performance, but in
a battery life situation, changing to ondemand should help out.
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hi mcduman,
Maybe just adding the command as "User Command #1" on the [ Tweaks ]
page will do the job?
regards
Greg
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Hi,
In my battery driven, wifi-only usage scenario I am having good results
when I disable usb and ethernet with:
echo '1-1' | sudo tee /sys/bus/usb/drivers/usb/unbind
ethernet is supposedly a power hog and indeed I am measuring both cool
temperatures (36C) and longer battery life with eth0
ralphy wrote:
> To have the changes persist a reboot run this command once.
>
> echo usr/local/slimserver/usr/local/slimserver/ >> /opt/.filetool.lst
>
> Then every time you make changes to the file, make sure you backup by
> running
>
> pcp bu
>
> before you reboot.
Hi ralphy,
Fantastic!
wl1 wrote:
> Thanks for your help, I did take it to the other thread toobut for
> completeness, the Display does work, including Touchscreen - it is
> purely a precision of selection type issue.
Ive just read your post in the other thread, where you state that you
are using the official RPI
hi wl1,
All the pCP developers use the "official" Raspberry Pi screen, so you
should expect perfect results.
I recommend you restart from scratch.
1. Burn new pCP image on SD card.
2. Go to [ Tweaks ] > [ Jivelite Setup ] > [ Install ]
3a. If prompted, expand SD card. (100 MB will be enough,
streampunk wrote:
> Then your LCD is not recognized physicslly.
Thanks for your help, I did take it to the other thread toobut for
completeness, the Display does work, including Touchscreen - it is
purely a precision of selection type issue.
sbp wrote:
>
>
> This is the official screen:
> https://www.modmypi.com/pis-and-peripherals-1139/raspberry-pi-7-touchscreen-display-official
> - and it is the only screen that is officially supported by pCP. Our
> problem is that it is impossible for us to manage and support all
> available
patrick31698 wrote:
> Hi,
> i tried to follow this workaround:
> https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver/issues/154
> but (due to my limited Linux skills?) i had no success.
>
It may be simpler to install a supported perl version (5.24*), and use a
binary LMS package (probably arm64 on an
d6jg wrote:
> Id love to see this built into piCorePlayer
>
>
> Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
I think I saw this done on the forum
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mherger wrote:
> And you might need to install a bunch of dev-tools:
>
> - nasm
> - make, gcc
> - rsync
> - patch
> - g++
> - ldconfig (libc-bin)
> - zlib-dev (zlib1g-dev)
> - libgd-dev
> - libmodule-install-perl
>
iirc libgd* isn't required anymore (replaced by Image::Scale)
SW: 'Web UI
wl1 wrote:
> How do!
>
> I followed the instructions for the getting my Official RPi Display
> working with the RPi and piCorePlayer. It is working of a fashion, just
> the precision of the screen, particularly at the edges, is not working.
>
>
> I have no experience here - so I am
Id love to see this built into piCorePlayer
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For the official 7" RPI Display You have to follow this instruction:
'link'
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How do!
I followed the instructions for the getting my Official RPi Display
working with the RPi and piCorePlayer. It is working of a fashion, just
the precision of the screen, particularly at the edges, is not working.
I looked at the instructions for calibrating (the albeit different)
hi there,
i cant get Jivelite back working .-(
Code:
[ INFO ] Downloading Jivelite from Ralphy's repository...
[ INFO ] Downloading will take a few minutes. Please wait...
[ ERROR ] not available in repository, try again later!
[ INFO ] Jivelite is
wl1 wrote:
> tc@Boom2:~/www$ cat /proc/bus/input/devices
> I: Bus= Vendor= Product= Version=
> N: Name="FT5406 memory based driver"
> P: Phys=
> S: Sysfs=/devices/virtual/input/input0
> U: Uniq=
> H: Handlers=mouse0 event0
> B: PROP=2
> B: EV=b
> B: KEY=400 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
>
streampunk wrote:
> It seems that your touchscreen doesn't have the number 0 - what does
> >
Code:
> > cat /proc/bus/input/devices
> >
> say?
tc@Boom2:~/www$ cat /proc/bus/input/devices
I: Bus= Vendor= Product= Version=
N:
wl1 wrote:
>
> I have no experience here - so I am likely missing something
> simple.everything else went really well :-)
>
It seems that your touchscreen doesn't have the number 0 - what does
Code:
cat /proc/bus/input/devices
say?
PCP
I had excellent luck by using a dual (or more) output USB power supply
with separate cables for the display and the pi. I have a 7" screen,
RPI3 and HiFiBerry RCA DAC with no issue. The power supply I am using
came from Amazon and it is a Ravpower 4 port travel wall charger with
2.4a capable
Does the Audio Injector Stereo soundcard for the Raspberry Pi work with
Jivelite for Picoreplayer?
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I hope I am in the right thread
First off - piCorePlayer - installation went great, my second use of RPi
(with Display) for a Boom Box style DIY Player.(the first use being
as a LMS Server with USB HDD). Thanks to all contributors.
One of the remaining issues I am working through - is
Imho the only products that make sense are the pi zero w and the pi 3.
The pi zero w adds comms capabilities and the pi 3 costs the same as a
pi 2 (if you can still get one).
By the time you factor the cost of a PSU, SD card, case, and whatever
accessories you need the saving between different
I have a Pi Zero that I was going to use with a USB HiFiMe Sabre DAC as
a minimal size player. I can't get the USB DAC to work for love nor
money. However it works out of the box with a Pi3 so on that basis I'd
opt for a Pi3.
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paul- wrote:
> a CRC error is more likely a problem with the physical card.
Yes, it's definitely a problem of the 4 GB Kingston card. I've used it
now for a Stretch image, and when trying to make an image, creation
fails at 47%, too.
I've used other cards now for PCP, and everything works fine.
What's the best option for a player only (no LMS) and ethernet
connectivity (no Wifi) to stream flacs? I like the much lower power
consumption of the zero but by the time I add a USB-to-ethernet adapter
will I be at the same price and power as a Pi2? Or for the same price
as the Pi2 should I
piPlayer wrote:
>
> I have a 4 inch China display identical to the 4 inch from Waveshare in
> operation on a Raspberry Pi 1 Model B.
> The performance is more than enough.
Great! I have two Pi 1 B lying around here. i always thought of building
a fancy WifiAlarm clock. So i think i will give
majones wrote:
> This is a great feature of the pCP SqueezeLite implementation as I can
> play WMA files that I have acquired over the years. Can it be used in
> the pCP LMS implementation to play WMA files on devices that don't have
> WMA capability, such as the Squeeze Player app on Android?
asplundj wrote:
> I don't have a screen I just want to have HDMI output off
Have you even looked at the WEB GUI ?
Its under "HDMI POWER" in "Tweaks"
You may need to be in Advanced or Beta mode
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Jeff07971 wrote:
> Thanks Ralphy,
>
> Any usability issues at all ? I assume you use the "direction keys" for
> most operations ?
>
> Jeff
Yes. They are good for basic navigation and pause/play operations, but I
personally find all the remotes with low button counts limiting.
Might be
asplundj wrote:
> Is there a keyboard shortcut for play previous track? I can only find
> play next track.
The Less Than key
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paul- wrote:
> With the official rpi screen, yes. There is backlight dimming, and off
> (As long as it is not one of the first generation screens). Not sure of
> the power savings.
I don't have a screen I just want to have HDMI output off
patrick31698 wrote:
> Any experiences on this TFTs with the first generation Pis?
The pinout of the linked Chinese touch screen is identical to the
Waveshare 3.5 "and 4" displays.
I believe in China they are cloning their own products. :rolleyes:
So it should work with the tutorial from
asplundj wrote:
> I'm running picoreplayer headless but am planning to use a remote and
> FLIRC to skip tracks and play and pause music. As I understand it I need
> to install jivelite to achieve this. Is it possible to turn off video
> output in order to reduce power consumption?
With the
paul- wrote:
>
> Oh, and you cannot have Power ON/Off GPIO and Powerscript defined at the
> same time.. That will crash it for sure. I thought we had that
> trapped in the interface, I'll have to check that out.
Aaahh that's the missing link. Don't know why, but I always
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