But what is the impact on the user?
Imagine I was a user (I actually am a squeezelite user only, not a dev).
I have no clue what youre talking about. My music plays nicely.
Therefore I dont see what problem youre trying to solve.
Michael
http://www.herger.net/slim-plugins - Spotty,
Hello!
My normal computer is a Mac, so it would be great if I can use an
external drive for the music on piCorePlayer that is using a HFS+
filesystem.
Is this possible? If not will this be implemented in future? Or can I
install it on my own?
Thank you!
Worked for years?
Did you read my findings, especially the one related slimproto/LMS?
If that's the way it's been working for years, it's never been working
properly.
To quote myself:
LMS seems to have a problem.
LMS delivers ambiguous and even wrong order data while going down the
100->0
I do think it's a serious flaw if one of the most basic features -
volume control - is not working properly.
What's the problem you're trying to solve? Not numbers or theory, but
user experience?
With millions of listening hours using the existing code and not a
single complaint so far I
soundcheck wrote:
> How can I address this towards LMS?
Its free software, and they accept bug reports and pull requests. I
believe that squeezelite is identified as a SqueezePlay device, so have
a look at 'Slim::Player::SqueezePlay'
I understand.
I do think it's a serious flaw if one of the most basic features -
volume control - is not working properly.
The volume curves are all but reasonable and linear VC is not working at
all.
Of course if you're happy with somehow going up and down on volume, fair
enough. That'll do.
I am sorry if this question has an answer somewhere in the forum, but I
did not find it...
Well, I use to use an LMS Server on a little ARM Card (Orange Pi One)
and player is using PicorePlayer on a Raspb v3+.
This week I received a nice little DAC from China. I wanted to test
"Daphile" on an
soundcheck wrote:
> @Ralphy. Are you still out there? - I'm a bit disappointed. Not a single
> word from your side on the subject. I know, it's tricky one. ;)
Hi soundcheck. I've been reading your finding, it's great that you're
making progress.
I haven't commented as this topic is not
Hi there.
Lineare HW VC update.
It's running. I rewrote the linear HW VC in output_alsa.c. And it's IMO
not just a dirty hack.
Works great. Linear all over the place! 1click=1dB!!
* It works for all DACs (PCM51xx or Sabre)
* No more triple logarithm curves
* No calculations or ambiguous
Paul Webster wrote:
> Does it need their "Butler" component?
> If yes - then there may well be problems because:
> "Architecture
> While the Butler OEM build may be build for multiple architecture (ARM,
> ARM64, x86, x86_64), the public Butler is built for the x86_64
> architecture only"
That
lesliew wrote:
>
> Ravenna have just released linux drivers and source for implementing
> Ravenna/AES67 on linux. I have been eager to see this happen for quite
> sometime. I hope one of the devs are interested enough to take this one
> on-board and include in piCorePlayer.
>
Does it need
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