paul- wrote:
> Should not matter at all. I do it all the time with my test setup with
> LMS.
OK... Thanks.
Strange though.
I'm currently using a "no-name" SD card. Not sure if it would help to
get a "brand-name" card. Maybe I'll give it a try.
Ynot. I dont have that specific card to test.Just a thought, Some
of the older cards dont self mute the dac when stopped. You can try to
set squeezelite to close alsa when stopped. -c option
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage:
marflao wrote:
> Just out of curiosity, Paul, should insitu updates work either LMS is
> installed on the SD card or somewhere else?
>
> Or are there certain prerequisite that this upgrade approach should
> work?
Should not matter at all.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in
Hi new to pi core. Nice software, clean sound and nice front end. I
ran into a problem using RPI3 and IQAudio DAC+ board. Sounds great and
clean until I enable alsa 10 band equalizer. When enabled, the audio
pops at a regular interval of 0.5 seconds when there is no music
playing. When music
Will your car support the media controls within certain apps? My wife's
2015 Honda Pilot will work with all manner of apps on her phone and
provide basic control from the steering wheel controls such as play,
skip etc. For example, she can start a Spotify playlist on her phone
and then be able
paul- wrote:
> Good to knowI wish I knew why some of you are having problems with
> insitu_updates. I do updates all the time for testing, and never have
> issues.
No issues here, updated two RPi - thanks again.[emoji106]
Hammerhead wrote:
> .. LMS 'sees' request, ques album/track/artist... whatever... and as it
> streams back to the car, converts .FLAC to... DSD, is it?
Best ask in the piCorePlayer thread for the relevant transcoder. ralphy
fixed me up with .WMA to .FLAC, and it works flawlessly. But they may
Hammerhead wrote:
>
> - Configure Pi for HDMI output (it is bidirectional, after all...)
> - Connect HDMI to car's USB media port via an adapter cable
>
The car's USB media port will only accept USB mass storage devices. This
means a file system only, no streaming.
This also means that there
paul- wrote:
> Good to knowI wish I knew why some of you are having problems with
> insitu_updates. I do updates all the time for testing, and never have
> issues.
Just out of curiosity, Paul, should insitu updates work either LMS is
installed on the SD card or somewhere else?
Or are
It took about 4 minutes & yes I had to restart the RPi3 but that was
expected. Though I don't use all that fancy stuff I really appreciate
you guys updating this.
Thanks!
(1) Pi 3 w/ HifiBerry Digi + Pro & piCorePlayer 3.5.0 LMS 7.9.1, (1)
Touch, (1) Transporter, Samba w/ 2 TB USB Drive for
paul- wrote:
> Pete,
>
> Can you see and differences in the kernel modules loaded (lsmod)
> between the two systems.
Hi Paul
I'll take a look tomorrow and report back.
Pete S
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Thanks for the feedback, fellas.
Just to be clear, I absolutely can hear a difference. I've got a fairly
nice system in the car (It's by Bang & Olufsen), my home system is
modestly high-end (Krell preamp, Bryston 4B-ST amp, Martin Logan
reQuests) and I have pretty good ears, so there most
I've got an old HiFimeDIY Sabre USB DAC which works fine with 3.22, but
I can't make Squeezelite on 3.5 see it at all. DMESG seems to see it
fine
[3.358066] usb 1-1.3: Product: HiFimeDIY DAC
[3.358076] usb 1-1.3: Manufacturer: HiFimeDIY Audio
[3.372801] input: HiFimeDIY Audio
AngloCuencano wrote:
> I repeated the in situ upgrade to 3.5.0 audiocore, and this time
> everything worked as expected.
Good to knowI wish I knew why some of you are having problems with
insitu_updates. I do updates all the time for testing, and never have
issues.
piCorePlayer a small
Running a Pi with Bluetooth could be the way to do this, especially as
pCP 3.50 now includes Bluetooth support ... but you would still need a
way to navigate to choose the music to play.
Presumably you want to use the built-in screen in the car and the
dash/steering wheel controls.
A really
paul- wrote:
> Yes, the RPi2 is an armv7 device. What Dac are you using? Hifiberry
> Dac+ on a RPI3 is working flawlessly. Did you check your digital volume
> control on the "Card Control" page? Otehrwise more diagnostics is going
> to be needed.
I repeated the in situ upgrade to 3.5.0
LMS manages and controls squeezebox devices, you want your car system to
control audio instead.
I don't think you have any use for LMS.
As Roland0 said, BT isn't so great so the simplest solution is to
convert your flac files to mp3 automatically. Which will require
disconnecting the storage
Insitu from 3.22 to 3.5.0 on RPI2B worked except for restarting LMS. It
said LMS was running but it was not. I had to (re)start LMS manually to
get it running. No big deal, probably fixed with 3.5.1 :-)
does the all-black SB sound better than the white SB?
Thanks guys for the update it looks like you have made some great
improvements but I am struggling to get it to work on my RPI3.
Previously I was running PCP 3.22 Audio with an Allo Digione, LMS with a
USB SSD mounted and SAMBA to allow me to synch the SSD with my NAS.
The in-situ update from
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