I currently have limited IP control and feedback of any squeezebox
player, hardware or software based. I want simple dnav and transport
control of Jivelite for use with a handheld remote. I’m just going to
use IR.
I think you're not getting my point: do you really want to be able to
navigate th
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi sodface,
>
> I like your attitude! :)
>
:)
>
> The GNU wget in wget.tcz loads 5 or 6 extra extensions, and increases
> the size of pCP by nearly 2M.
>
> I must confess, pCP temporarily loads GNU wget to it talks to pastebin,
> but its only there until the next reb
I just did a rough test with squeezelite log level setting set to
"stream=info", then running the below script and cycling through some
local tracks and internet streams. The script just copies the log file
and then compares the log to the copy every .3 seconds and if they are
different gets the
hi sodface,
I like your attitude! :) The GNU wget in wget.tcz loads 5 or 6 extra
extensions, and increases the size of pCP by nearly 2M.
I must confess, pCP temporarily loads GNU wget to it talks to pastebin,
but its only there until the next reboot.
I noticed you haven't even been tempted to
Roland0 wrote:
> My sexpect spawn backgrounds itself - maybe because I spawn a shell.
> You should do a "wait" after the "close", otherwise sexpect will hang (I
> guess this is why you kill it?)
> Haven't found a way to suppress the output, so I just redirect stdout to
> /dev/null
>
Yes, I th
Yes the internal resizing routine probably does not check..(we
should probably add that Greg >2 partitions = abort)
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Unfortunately, I only have Echo Dots, so I'm not sure if I can debug
that. The Bluezalsa support in pcp does not include direct aac support,
so it would be converted by squeezelite to a normal pcm stream. But
you could try to restrict the codec on the pcp squeezelite page to
pcm,flac to make t
sodface wrote:
> The operation of sexpect is pretty confusing. Seems like there should
> be a way to clear the buffer after a match and a way to keep spawned
> processes from spewing all over stdout but it's probably operator error.
> Oh, and I had to background the "sexpect spawn" commands or
mherger wrote:
> > Sorry if this has been asked but is it possible to control Jivelite
> via
> > IP or a browser?
>
> Do you really want to control Jivelite, or the music playing? Jivelite
> is a controller to control playback. The latter could be done using IP
> (CLI or JSON/RPC calls). But c
hi fredall,
How deep into this do you want to go?
First you need to understand the basics of Tiny Core Linux, then learn
about (re)creating extensions.
Personally, I don't think it is worth the effort.
http://distro.ibiblio.org/tinycorelinux/book.html
Alternatively, it might be easier to wri
Just thinking out loud here! Could be wrong, usually am. :)
If you are going to add a third partition make sure your second
partition is adequate for your future needs.
Plan for a backup strategy.
Think about how you do a full pCP upgrade of the SD card if an instu
update fails.
I feel comman
Roostlick wrote:
> If I try to play something through iPlayer I just don't get any sound
> and after that playing through Spotty also won't work until I reboot the
> Pi.
Roostick forgot to mention that problem is not BBCiPlayer specific,
playing a plain http /AAC stream such as
http:///www.soma
You can create a 3rd partition with Windows if you want. Then just set
it up on the LMS page. (The drive will show up in the USB mounts area)
Or I can walk you through doing it from ssh sessions if you want.
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Hello I as well would like to store music on the SDcard
is there any explanation on
1. how to create a 3rd partition on the card with the rest of the
memory available
2. mount this partition at startup
3. Share this partition with samba so I can remotely load music on
it from the network
Thanky
Hello and first thank you for the great work in PiCorePlayer.
I have installes version 4.0 and added Jivelite. I could load a custom
wallpaper to .Jivelite/userpath/wallpapers
But to get the configuration simpler I would like to remove the original
Wallpapers from Jivelite
I could delete the fil
Fault finding is a process of elimination.
Start with a working system (pCP wired connection to LMS) and make one
change at a time.
rPi 3 + rasPi 7" LCD + HiFiBerry DiGi+ | rPi 2 + IQaudio DAC+ |rPi 2 +
HiFiBerry DAC+ | Squeeze Box Touch | LMS + XPenology on HP Gen 8 |
Well to answer my own question.
piCorePlayer is an incredible bit of software that already does
everything I was asking for with a bit of manual config required.
For your DAC :
1) Plug it in via USB
2) Squeezelite Settings
3) Ouput setting "more>"
4) Select your DAC from the list till you have
Just remembered the PI is showing up on Fing so it is live, will an
Ethernet run actually do anything?
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Yes, I have no problems using Jriver at home with picore, it is seen
immediately with no problems. The reason we switch to Jriver is he is
running a Mac and using minis with Jeremote on them. Unfortunately he
updated the software on the minis and can no longer run squeezebox on
them. He is using
paul- wrote:
> The pullup/down resistors are set via sbpd. (If that is what you are
> still using)
>
> GPIO 2 & 3 have internal pull up resistors.
I'm using it actually, is there any alternative which gives some more
control of it?
I'll re-install the SD-card (I've cracked the old one...don't
Just added the player to my wife's Android phone home screen and it gave
a blank square icon. The code you have works for iPhone but for Android
you need:
Code:
The rel="shortcut icon" is the crucial part.
I added it locally again to the mobile.ht
The pullup/down resistors are set via sbpd. (If that is what you are
still using)
GPIO 2 & 3 have internal pull up resistors.
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Hey Guys
Wondering if someone can help.
Asked this question on another thread and was pointed in this
direction:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?109826-BBCiPlayer-V1-6-(and-higher)-amp-BBCiPlayerExtra-2-0-(and-higher)-Support&p=927835&viewfull=1#post927835
Current issue is that
Thanks for all the help guys! Let me go through it:
paul- wrote:
> My experience with Cap touch sensors is that they are extremely touchy.
>
> ...run it in the forground (Don't daemonize) with verbose output turned
> on, and you should see all of the button pushes coming in.
I agree with you
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