Cool. You can do the resampling client side with squeezelite too.
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fvzeppelin wrote:
>
> Nevertheless, music played via Squeezelite is played too fast, probably
> a sample rate issue. Is there an easy way to force Squeezelite to
> resample to 48kHz?
C-3PO was the answer - now, everything seems to work correctly :)
Ok, after replacing the spdif-transmitter with pcm5102a, it worked :)
Put my files here:
https://github.com/fvzeppelin/ADAU1701-I2S-Audio-Driver-for-Raspberry-Pi
Nevertheless, music played via Squeezelite is played too fast, probably
a sample rate issue. Is there an easy way to force Squeezelite
Lestrad wrote:
>
>
> --LATER
> I set *ProtectSettings* back to 1 and now I can't access any settings,
> although LMS starts. It still can't find the player.
I still think you should first fix the IPv6 issue (see posts #1610 /
#1611)
SW: 'Web UI for LMS'
I do not believe spdif-transmitter is an included driver. You can try
to grab it from
https://repo.picoreplayer.org/repo/10.x/armv6/releases/RPi/src/kernel/4.19.40-pcpCore_modules.tar.xz
PS, it looks like your wifi country code is improperly set.
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paul- wrote:
> What is in dmesg?
>
> There must be a driver needed. What driver is used in Raspbian.
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Thank you for your reply! dmesg attached.
As I read he dts, it uses
- simple-audio-card
- spdif-transmitter
- i2s
-
Link to dts:
What is in dmesg?
There must be a driver needed. What driver is used in Raspbian.
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Hello,
I managed to get my ADAU1701 based Sure DAC running on Raspbian,
basically using this guide and dto:
https://digital-audio-labs.jimdofree.com/english/raspberry-pi/adau1701-i2s-driver/
Unfortunately, I couldn't get this running on piCorePlayer, which is
what I need in the end:
After
ryangodammit wrote:
> Thanks Paul.
>
> How do I edit the InputToActionMap.lua file?
>
>
> I know I'm supposed to edit it within the temp folder then transfer it
> to the /home/ folder but I don't know how
>
> Ryan
Connect to pcp using ssh and issue these commands.
Default username is tc
mherger wrote:
> >
> You mentioned IR. Which makes me wonder whether you implemented a UI,
> too? Or how else would you use the IR remote?
>
> Why don't you fire up one of your Pis with pCP and give it a try?
>
My server generates bitmaps (quite small ones for a Classic) and sends
them
Paul Webster wrote:
> If you stick with that solution then make sure that your LMS cannot be
> reached from outside your local network otherwise you might find that
> someone running some scripts finds your system and, at best, does silly
> things with it like setting the players to 100% volume
pputzer wrote:
> One command that squeezelite does not support is the undocumented *blst*
> frame that triggers the IR blaster functionality in the original
> hardware. This is what the IRBlaster plugin uses, for example. One can
> work around this by listening to server events and configuring
Paul Webster wrote:
> I know of an implementation of LCD display with Squeezelite (using -L
> parameter to invoke) but it is based on an old Squeezelite version.
> If there is a "Ralphy" way of driving LCD then I would be interested
> because I could stop my messing around with Slimmer.
Don't
bpa wrote:
>
> For squeezelite - there is an optional interface for a 2 line LCD
> display. I cant remember how data is sent to it. May be possible to mod
> your server to support this display.
I know of an implementation of LCD display with Squeezelite (using -L
parameter to invoke) but it
paul- wrote:
> Just to help clarify. piCorePlayer is just a linux OS with a html
> interface for configuring tools. Squeezelite is the full feature
> player that most are using now days. It supports most modern audio
> formats. You can use squeezelite on many many platforms.
>
> Source
I think the main problem would be the display. The Pcp player, jivelite,
Squeezplayer etc. do not support the VFD display commands.
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If you stick with that solution then make sure that your LMS cannot be
reached from outside your local network otherwise you might find that
someone running some scripts finds your system and, at best, does silly
things with it like setting the players to 100% volume and setting a
password.
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