If you could replace your cvs checkout with a clone of the git
repository and build a *3.9.1* macos *SoftSqueeze* installer package
without mp3plugin-1.0.jar for the community that would be greatly
appreciated.
What's the limitation of running Softsqueeze without mp3plugin?
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Michael
Squeezelite can run a script directly, based on the Power Status of the
player.
Look at the -S option...or -G if you want to use direct control of
the rpi gpio.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
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andrewhess wrote:
> This is intriguing! But I have no clue how I might use the rpi with
> python. I imagine that I'd have the program check if the rpi is awake
> and then turn on the switch.
>
> I forgot to mention that the rpi is running Logitech Media Server, but
> not Squeezelite.
If
kidstypike wrote:
> You need to connect your Pi to your router using an ethernet cable to do
> the initial setup. If you are using the pi to run LMS, then it is
> recommended that you keep it wired, if used as a player only, wifi is
> OK.
>
> This may give you some pointers.
>
>
bpa wrote:
> Some TP-Link smart plugs have been "hacked" so that you can control them
> with a local python program.
>
> See https://github.com/softScheck/tplink-smartplug
This is intriguing! But I have no clue how I might use the rpi with
python. I imagine that I'd have the program check if
merlinus wrote:
> I just burned an sd card with the latest version of pCP, but when I put
> it into the RPi and reboot, it does not connect to my wifi network.
> Obviously I am missing something! Thanks for any assistance.
You need to connect your Pi to your router using an ethernet cable to
Take a look at the howto guides
https://www.picoreplayer.org/main_howto.shtml
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
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I just burned an sd card with the latest version of pCP, but when I put
it into the RPi and reboot, it does not connect to my wifi network.
Obviously I am missing something! Thanks for any assistance.
merlinus's
IanHaynes wrote:
> Yes, my reason for switching to PiCorePlayer & LMS was because of the
> loading and running in memory. Other members of the family need to be
> able to switch the music player off by throwing a switch, without
> needing a specific shutdown procedure for the Pi.
hi IanHaynes,
DJanGo wrote:
> ok..
>
> that "script" is tested and it should work.
>
> just open something like putty or any other ssh tool you have
> and copy one line from here / the wiki into that ssh window
>
> make sure you use sudo dpkg -P logitechmediaserver as the first step ->
> that removes
merlinus wrote:
> I could not do this issuing terminal commands, and need help in creating
> a script that will work. Thanks!
ok..
that "script" is tested and it should work.
just open something like putty or any other ssh tool you have
and copy one line from here / the wiki into that ssh
paul- wrote:
> How are you mounting the remote drive. Post a screen shot of your
> setup.
I do not understand how to mount the remote drive. My music folder
resides on sdb/storage/music. My OS is Ubuntu 18.04.
DJanGo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> lms works on 18.04.1 but we dont know what was your previous ubuntu.
> As seen in the wiki you can only use 7.9.1/7.9.2 if your lms was eg. 7.8
> it wont run because of your perl version doesnt match.
>
> since the wiki doesnt allow me to change the script to install
Thank you for the detailed build instructions.
I've been unable to ascertain the current license requirements for
mp3plugin-1.0.jar.
The current 'link to mp3plugin'
don't forget to make a backup of the sd card
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How are you mounting the remote drive. Post a screen shot of your
setup.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
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Brilliant. Once I'd found my way around the Vi editor I was able to
update .filetool.lst and retain my template.
Yes, my reason for switching to PiCorePlayer & LMS was because of the
loading and running in memory. Other members of the family need to be
able to switch the music player off by
I installed LMS on my RPi (running pCP), but cannot get it to access the
music folder on my main computer.
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Some TP-Link smart plugs have been "hacked" so that you can control them
with a local python program.
See https://github.com/softScheck/tplink-smartplug
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Squeezelite can start playback when the pi is powered on.
You can select what you want to hear on the Squeezelite Tab in pCP.
You just then need to control the power supplied to the pi.
I used this feature with a rpi into pre-amp connecting to Active
speakers, all plugged into the same power
Hi,
i have no clue about picoreplayer, but Jivelite is just a gui frontend -
you may have some squeezelite session to run the audiostream.
squeezelite supports the -S Parameter that runs a script when you power
on/off that player.
Now you only need a scripted way to do the same like telling
Hi all, and thanks in advance for your help with this!
I have a rpi 3 with piCorePlayer and 7" touchscreen with Jivelite. it
accesses music files on my Synology NAS and sends it out to a Logitech
Transporter, serving as a preamp, and on to my amp. I've rigged a
TP-Link wifi Smartplug to the
merlinus wrote:
> LMS not running after upgrade to Ubuntu 18.04.1
> No problems until the upgrade. LMS is installed but I cannot get it to
> run.
>
Hi,
lms works on 18.04.1 but we dont know what was your previous ubuntu.
As seen in the wiki you can only use 7.9.1/7.9.2 if your lms was eg.
merlinus wrote:
> Thanks, but still not working. I will uninstall LMS and then re-install
> it to see if it makes any difference.
>
> Now I cannot install it. Here is synaptic's error msg:
> logitechmediaserver:
>
> Package logitechmediaserver has no available version, but exists in the
>
merlinus wrote:
> Since I cannot get LMS to run on my computer, are there other apps that
> will allow me to stream music through an RPi to my stereo system?Just an
> idea. Why not run LMS on the Raspberry Pi?
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I can no longer get LMS to run on my main computer, and have installed
it on the sd card. But I cannot figure out how to add my music folder.
I have shared the folder, but it is not showing up.
Obviously I am missing something.
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