paul- wrote:
> There is no link between playing a bluetooth speaker and hardware
> connected to the player. Infact you can play both at the same time.
> (I'm doing that now) Bluetooth speakers and USB DAC. You can even sync
> them together. The only possible link I can think of is that enabl
Ok I'm up and running on pi. Haven't looked at making it start up with
sound, but got music when manually starting it. Currently only working
playing internet radio, but that might be because it's still scanning
for files. The biggest issue I had with pi was mapping my kubuntu
fileserver through
That seems to be it. Thanks very much for the help. Not sure how I
missed that port in the various documentation.
Terrific support, Paul. Very much appreciated.
paul- wrote:
> You need to open 3483. for both udp and tcp traffic.
>
> http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Linux_Installatio
@chill
Perfect thank You very much.
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> Probably better to use the wifi page on the web interface. It is more
> up-to-date.
>
> EDIT: Confirmed your issue. Will look into it.
Went thru the steps on the web interface and it worked. I also noticed
a "small" instruction that said to make sure that immediately aft
You need to open 3483. for both udp and tcp traffic.
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Linux_Installation_Guide#Firewall_Settings
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Ok, after much time troubleshooting, I have isolated the issue to the
firewall (UFW) on the Ubuntu server.
The ports are configured to allow bidirectional 9000 and 9000 (V6) as
well as the same for 9090. The symptoms are as follows:
-- Firewall set and restarted, all players are seen and can b
ralphy wrote:
> Yes, you can map scancodes to any key symbol. 'This thread'
> (https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?110640-Howto-create-a-linux-kernel-IR-remote-keytable-for-Jivelite-on-piCorePlayer-5)
> walks through the process of mapping the keys and creating the keytable
> for pCP
mobiustrip wrote:
> Clearly sends media key values for *KEY_VOLUMEDOWN*, *KEY_VOLUMEUP*, and
> *KEY_MUTE* on event3. Ralph's jivekeys list here
> https://github.com/ralph-irving/tcz-lirc/blob/master/jivekeys.csv
> supports none of those. Is there a way to make this work with or without
> jivelit
Man in a van wrote:
> II always install LMS and Squeezelite as a user. I wonder if installing
> Squeezelite as Root would make any difference ?:confused:
If the output device is ALSA hw /plughw/ default and there is a logged
in user with say a browser open - maybe any process which might make a
I have just finished playing a little more.
i stalled Ubutu Server on tha same shuttle machine.
Did the update thing ( along time)
Installed LMS added fip as a favourite
Installed Ralphy's Squeezelite
Used Gerrelt's scripts (changing the name in two places)
Filled in the squeezelite_setting
I'm gonna borrow a pi from work and see how that goes. If it works well
I buy one for lms and squeezelite
SB Radio x2, SB Duet, Squeezelite
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