paul- wrote:
> Turning HDMI on during an update is by design. In case there is a boot
> issue, you can connect a monitor.
I was unaware of this and hadn't noticed. I did notice that CPU temp had
risen by 5 degrees when playing a track on a non HDMI player though. Is
there any way that a
That's rather neat. The photo in your repo of the mounted display looks
really nice.
So you run this under pCP? A build for a Pi4 or 3B+, running pCP6.0.0,
with instructions for how to install it, would encourage people to use
it, I'm sure. What sort of display can it be used on - does it
paul- wrote:
> After nearly 8 months in beta, the pCP team is happy to announce the
> official release of piCorePlayer 6.0.0
Yabba dabba doo!
/Claus
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cpd73 wrote:
> I have a USB BT dongle, which works under raspbian, however pCP does not
> seem to recognise it.
Hmmm... OK, rebooted again, and now it seems to be recognised. Sorry for
the noise.
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I have a USB BT dongle, which works under raspbian, however pCP does not
seem to recognise it. dmesg shows:
Code:
[ 123.390685] Bluetooth: Core ver 2.22
[ 123.390800] NET: Registered protocol family 31
[ 123.390808] Bluetooth: HCI device and connection
paul- wrote:
> If the WiFi is connected on a 5G channel is the most stable, but 2.4
> is really a crapshoot.
I am using a 5Ghz channel. Very strange are the spontaneous reboots
without interaction.
carsten_h's
paul- wrote:
> Turning HDMI on during an update is by design. In case there is a boot
> issue, you can connect a monitor.
now i understand :)
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stephentw wrote:
> Hmm I sm in Europe but I left the country code at US. Is that an issue
> too?
>
> So it shouldn't matter that the AP is in use at the same time as
> Ethernet?
If you are using WiFi, having an incorrect county code will produce
issues ("bad reception" and frequent drop outs
Hmm I sm in Europe but I left the country code at US. Is that an issue
too?
So it shouldn't matter that the AP is in use at the same time as
Ethernet?
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paul- wrote:
> The name shown is what the device is reporting to Alsa, it has
> absolutely no relation to the brand name. One of these is likely what
> you need to set.
>
> Make sure you have selected "USB Audio" in the drop down box at the top,
> then press the card control button. There
The name shown is what the device is reporting to Alsa, it has
absolutely no relation to the brand name. One of these is likely what
you need to set.
tcb wrote:
>
> front:CARD=Leaf,DEV=0
> iec958:CARD=Leaf,DEV=0
> hw:CARD=Leaf,DEV=0
>
Make sure you have selected "USB Audio" in the drop
Turning HDMI on during an update is by design. In case there is a boot
issue, you can connect a monitor.
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paul- wrote:
> Looking at the Avantree website, thats how these work. They are USB
> audio adapters. Bluetooth pairing is handled internally.
>
> So what shows up if you expand the more> but the output setting on the
> squeezelite page.
Thank you,
It shows this but the device name is
Great news ! Cp 6.0 is out :)
I updated one Pi 4 with LMS and 6.0.0rc1 and one PI 4 with 6.0.0rc1
audio. In both cases everything went very well, only the setting
HDMI=off was after update "on".
Tank you for this wonderfull software ! :)
Looking at the Avantree website, thats how these work. They are USB
audio adapters. Bluetooth pairing is handled internally.
So what shows up if you expand the more> but the output setting on the
squeezelite page.
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tcb wrote:
> It is a USB audio device to the OS, not Bluetooth.
Are you sure some part of BT is not showing ?
The code idVendor=0a12, idProduct=1004, shows it to be CSR bluetooth
dongle.
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carsten_h wrote:
> A few hours later I have to say that my Pi 3B+ is restarting suddendly
> when hearing radio. Sometimes after reboot it is working again, but
> sometimes there is no Wifi connection. On this Pi Squeezelite, Jivelite,
> Bluetooth and Wifi are activated and attached are a
Unfortunately, there is nobody working on the pi RT kernel. All I can
do is apply the mainline RT patches.they apply cleanly most of the
time. I dont have much time to even do testing for that kernel, of my
10 players running today, none are using that version.
piCorePlayer a small
paul- wrote:
> Whats in the Bluetooth log?
It is a USB audio device to the OS, not Bluetooth.
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I upgraded to 6.0.0-RT via a new install. I've noticed quite a bit of
instability with this build (as opposed to 5.0.0-beta7 I'd been running
before, also with the RT kernel). One area is when setting larger output
buffers like 500 MB for Squeezelite: playback does not work at all with
this
After nearly 8 months in beta, the pCP team is happy to announce the official
release of piCorePlayer 6.0.0[/QUOTE wrote:
>
>
> Congratulations to Paul and the team.
>
> I did the insitu_update from rc1, which worked excellent. Then I did a
> clean installation from scratch, which worked
what a fantastic shave !!
congratulations for 6.0.0.
i clean installed every single beta (and rc1) and enjoyed the ride
immensely. one of the perfect pieces of software for music that i am
aware of.
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A few hours later I have to say that my Pi 3B+ is restarting suddendly
when hearing radio. Sometimes after reboot it is working again, but
sometimes there is no Wifi connection. On this Pi Squeezelite, Jivelite,
Bluetooth and Wifi are activated and attached are a Hifiberry DAC+ Pro
and a 7
Just to let you know that I upgraded to v6 today. Using an 8GB card and
it no longer loses output settings for the Cirrus Logic card I use. Am
very happy!
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I have an Avantree Leaf USB Audio Bluetooth adaptor I would like to use
with PiCoreplayer. It behaves like an ordinary USB audio device and not
a Bluetooth device. It pairs with my headphones but no sound. It work on
Windows and Android by just plugging it in. I am using picoreplayer V6
on a PI
Thank you for the update.
My main wired player (Pi 3 Model B+) with HIFIBerry is working well.
My other PI (Pi 3 Model B V1.2) with Edimax EW-7811UTC AC600 adaptor is
no longer detecting my 5GHz WIFI. It was working with 5.0. I changed by
router from band 104 to band 44 and it then picked it
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