I'll do some more testing. I don't need Lms running on my htpc as that
pc is not powered on 24/7.
My test pi already work with the startup script, but it needs to finish
scanning before I can test it against htpc with the power on resume
setting in Lms
If all fails I guess test pi and htpc sque
teebee wrote:
> I would guess Lms is started first as it start as a service and
> squeezelite start as Startup Applications.
"Guess" may not be sufficient for reliable operations.
After a quick look at the Gerrelt script and it seems the Gerrelt script
does a lot of stuff about ensuring is
I would guess Lms is started first as it start as a service and
squeezelite start as Startup Applications.
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teebee wrote:
> 1) If lms and squeezelite is on same pc it doesn't autoplay after
> startup. But it does autoplay if i start playing, kill squeezelite
> process and start the process again. So might be a issue with lms
> restart
Is LMS up & running before squeezelite executable is started ?
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teebee wrote:
> It don't need to be started as service. Could be started with user
> logon. Getting closer to my goal with apesbrains power on resume
> suggestion.
Not sure what you exactly want. Auto startup but also work with kodi.
As I see it, they are two problems.
If you plan to share a
It don't need to be started as service. Could be started with user
logon. Getting closer to my goal with apesbrains power on resume
suggestion.
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teebee
I think you have two issues that may be intertwined.
Just dealing with having a Squeezelite installed as a service (using
Ubuntu standard squeezelite 1.8 package )
You need to change the /etc/default/squeezelite file - retain
permissions & owners/group settings.
Changes are in red.
Code:
Apesbrain wrote:
> Have you tried the "Resume/Restart at power on" player options in LMS:
>
> [image: https://i.imgur.com/dwRXCeu.jpg]
I tested this.
1) If lms and squeezelite is on same pc it doesn't autoplay after
startup. But it does autoplay if i start playing, kill squeezelite
process a
teebee wrote:
> I guess it just could be a command in the startup command or a setting
> in player settings. It could be a easier way than through scripts.
It is to do with sharing the same audio device across different users.
For example, the "-o pulse" is for Pulseaudio but it is per user by
Have you tried the "Resume/Restart at power on" player options in LMS:
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I guess it just could be a command in the startup command or a setting
in player settings. It could be a easier way that through scripts.
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teebee wrote:
> Ohh, maybe just give up this then. I can try to make a feature request
> to ralphy if I find where to do that. Thanks for all your testing.
It is not something that a "feature "in Squeezelite will solve. Part of
the solutions is already in squeezelite
Ohh, maybe just give up this then. I can try to make a feature request
to ralphy if I find where to do that. Thanks for all your testing.
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I'm testing a very similar setup (ubuntu 18.04 x86_64, nVidia HDMI+audio
and onboard Intel audio) & have reproduced the issue.
It is a ALSA/Pulseaudio sharing issue.
I'm looking for a "mix" solution but I'm not familiar with systemctl and
it seems to be "complicating" things.
asen_v_k wrote:
> Hi tbali, do you have the patched version from post #24?
> Now the web link is not more available..
It was a test build which supports Pi 3. Now that is already in the
bundle, so there isn't any new build for your problem.
Sorry, but I don't have any Pi 4s, nor time, so can n
tbali wrote:
> Oh, I didn't see that you already answered the problem. Yes, I also
> applied your patch years ago :) (to fix Pi 3 GPIO base address):
Hi tbali, do you have the patched version from post #24?
Now the web link is not more available..
Thank you!
Asen
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Paul Webster wrote:
> See my earlier message with a link to Raspberry Pi forum post that
> explains the various options (you will see me in that thread and also
> that I patched lcdproc in the past for same reason on different Pi).
Oh, I didn't see that you already answered the problem. Yes, I
tbali wrote:
> The problem is that pikeyd thinks the GPIO base address is at
> 0x2020, but it must be somewhere else on the Pi 4. There is some
> code in pikeyd which tries to find out what the GPIO base address is,
> that should be revised/updated.
See my earlier message with a link to Ras
asen_v_k wrote:
>
> GPIO base: 0x2020
> mmap: Operation not permitted
> Failed to map memory
>
The problem is that pikeyd thinks the GPIO base address is at
0x2020, but it must be somewhere else on the Pi 4. There is some
code in pikeyd which tries to find out what the GPIO base addre
Paul Webster wrote:
> Not tried it ... but there is this
> https://github.com/MartyTremblay/piCorePlayer-i2c-LCD
>
Thank you Paul,
But my i2c LCD 16x2 screen work fine with lcdproc-server and slimmer.
My problem is only rotary encoder daemon.
Now i think to try
https://forums.slimdevices.com/
asen_v_k wrote:
> Do you know any other way?
>
Not tried it ... but there is this
https://github.com/MartyTremblay/piCorePlayer-i2c-LCD
(from the other thread I linked to you can see that there are easy hacks
and slightly more complicated but more platform independent changes that
could be m
Paul Webster wrote:
>
> There might well be other ways to do it now that already work on RPi4.
Do you know any other way?
Thanks
Asen
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I see that pikeyd has not been changed for 7 years.
Perhaps this thread from Raspberry Pi forum would help someone who wants
to update it
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=244031
However, do you need pikeyd/lcdproc to achieve what you want to do?
There might well be other ways t
Hello, im try to install lcdproc-server, slimmer, and pikeyd to
raspberry pi 4 with picoreplayer 6.0.0.
On repository "Official PiCore repo" is not found libusb-compat.
Here is my solution:
Download the libusb-compat from ibiblio
wget
xxx://distro.ibiblio.org/tinycorelinux/9.x/armv7/tcz/libusb-
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