peterw wrote:
> On pCP/Jivelite, first go to Settings > Screen > Screensavers > Custom
> Clock so you can set some of your configs in the numbered config slots
> for Jivelite.
>
>
> Remember pCP is designed to write to the SD card very seldom. If you use
> Jivelite to make config changes, incl
Hi @kuba
there's no direct interaction with squeezelite other than using the
exposed audio data, squeezelite has no reference or reliance on the
monitor
see the instructions below for debugging and post back details if things
look amiss
Hi @Marco
you can try running with additional debug option
zordaz wrote:
> Buy a HifiBerry DAC or an equivalent for your Pi and you're done.
Thanks - I'll start my searching there.
Digital: Squeezebox Duet Receiver - Yamaha RX-V2700 and Jamo speakers
Analogue: Speakercraft MZC-66 for whole house system
Logitech Music Server: 7.9.3 on an elderly PC r
prabbit wrote:
> Yes, I have. I can see the changes in the "Advanced" tab in LMS, but
> nothing in Extras > Custom Clock in pCP.
On pCP/Jivelite, first go to Settings > Screen > Screensavers > Custom
Clock so you can set some of your configs in the numbered config slots
for Jivelite.
prabbit wr
I got word back for the support. The auto boot shutdown protection was
disabled by these commands using a raspbian lite build with the drivers
installed:
# lifepo4wered-cli set PI_BOOT_TO 0
# lifepo4wered-cli set CFG_WRITE 70
It now works.
I understand it takes the work of the developers here
>From the photos below is it safe to assume that I have to wire the
button to pins 9 & 11 (GPIO17) ?
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Updated lms-nocpan package to the latest nightly:
Code:
Logitech Media Server Version: 8.0.0 - 1588799628 @ Wed May 6 23:55:26 CEST
2020
Installed the updated package:
Code:
server:~/aports/main/lms-nocpan$ sud
peterw wrote:
> 1) Have you used Custom Clock Helper to save some styles? I like to pick
> one form the list, change the name and any relevant settings, and Apply.
> Then the Custom Clock settings should see the saved style.
Yes, I have. I can see the changes in the "Advanced" tab in LMS, but
n
Hello shunte88, great work!!
Got it working on the first approach with your howto.
But only Name, Track and time is displayed. On Stop the clock is
presented, the shown Informations are correct.
But whatever lettercase (combination) I wrote for the visualisation,
nothing happens, only the screen
prabbit wrote:
> I just built a RPi with a 7" touchscreen. I have pCP 6.0.0 installed and
> running. Everything appears to be working fine except Custom Clock. No
> styles are loading, none can be fetched.
>
> I have Custom Clock Helper 2.11.94 installed. However, the Custom Clock
> applet on p
I just built a RPi with a 7" touchscreen. I have pCP 6.0.0 installed and
running. Everything appears to be working fine except Custom Clock. No
styles are loading, none can be fetched.
I have Custom Clock Helper 2.11.94 installed. However, the Custom Clock
applet on pCP/Jivelite is 1.01.004. Wha
>
> [image:
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/images/misc/quote_icon.png] Originally
> Posted by *Man in a van* '[imag
Man in a van wrote:
> plughw instead of Output settings: "hw:CARD=SoundSticks,DEV=0"
After setting this and a reboot, it seems to be fine (nothing is set for
ALSO volume control).
I will try if this is what I want. :-)
Man in a van wrote:
> do the speakers have their own volume level ?
No,
carsten_h wrote:
> Thank you for your reply!
>
> I have enough steps available, I can step from 20% to 0% in 1% steps.
> But there is simply no sound. The volume goes from a little bit too loud
> at 20% to off or nearly not hearable at 19%.
right ! i was misunderstanding :)
have you tried
p
Man in a van wrote:
> I know some 'phone apps allow the volume steps to be altered by
> different values
Thank you for your reply!
I have enough steps available, I can step from 20% to 0% in 1% steps.
But there is simply no sound. The volume goes from a little bit too loud
at 20% to off or nea
ralphy wrote:
> Does this happen only for DSD? If so, you can add a delay in the -D
> option.
>
> >
Code:
> > -D [delay][:format] Output device supports DSD, delay = optional
delay switching between PCM and DSD in ms
> format = dop (default if not specified), u
nimnul wrote:
> Im plugging directly into my DAC/Preamp, which has an Amanero USB input.
>
>
> Sound is fine from both PCM and DSD, but the first tenths of seconds of
> the songs is missing. Like the first bar is missing.
> How do I adress that?
>
> If I use HifiBerry Digi+ I dont have that
carsten_h wrote:
> Thank you for the explanation!
>
>
>
> I want to have more control of the volume at the lower end of the
> volume. When I want to hear loud I also want to set this.
> It was a little bit strange to have at 20% to much volume and below that
> to have no volume at all.
I kn
Hi,
I started with PiCorePlayer recently with no previous experience of
music streaming systems. I use it with Qobuz and it's great.
With PcP solution you just need to understand the different elements:
- music server is LMS (Logitech Media Server) - which also provides
the graphical infor
truscellino wrote:
> Hi,
> In the thread I referred to, the GPIO pins in my case were imposed by
> the board I was using (which is a DAC with included power switch
> capabilities), so in PcP "tweaks" I had to set the GPIO pins with
> respect to hardware configuration. Previous posts in the same
gtj wrote:
> Thank you so much for this! I'd rather not mess with Python if what I
> want to achieve is doable with the PcP.
> Just to clarify, should I wire up the momentary button on GPIO 22 and
> 17? Will it wake up the device aside from powering it down?
Hi,
In the thread I referred to, th
Yeah, by me its also ontopic, since I wonder if anybody here has
experience using a different UPS on piCore player thats compatible with
this OS..
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Vi
I come from volumio, I would like to know if I need a screen if or if
for the raspberry pi and if this platform has to pay or something, it is
compatible with tidal so I see something that interests me very much I
would like to know if it is compatible with qobuzz too, ¿ Can this be
handled on mob
I come from volumio, I would like to know if I need a screen if or if
for the raspberry pi and if this platform has to pay or something, it is
compatible with tidal so I see something that interests me very much I
would like to know if it is compatible with qobuzz too, ¿ Can this be
handled on mob
Viragored wrote:
> Hi all. I've just installed piCoreplayer on a Raspberry Pi 3, pretty
> much aiming just to prove the concept for when the day comes that my
> slowly dying Squeezebox Duet finally dies and has to be replaced.
> Frankly, I'm astonished that the team who run this project have pro
Thank you for the explanation!
Man in a van wrote:
> I thought you wanted it quieter?
I want to have more control of the volume at the lower end of the
volume. When I want to hear loud I also want to set this.
It was a little bit strange to have at 20% to much volume and below that
to have no
carsten_h wrote:
> Then I can hear nothing.
> ... No that is not correct. At 60% it is hearable that there is
> something. At 90% I can understand the music and at 100% it has the
> volume I want for evenings.
> How can I get it louder?
>
>
>
> Where can I set this?
Try
ssh into the pi and
Just to resurrect an older thread.
Trying to mount to a share located on a Windows Server 2019 box. Tried
vers=1.0 and vers-2.0 without any luck despite the fact that i enabled
SMB1 for testing purposes.
*SqueezeBoxes:* 1x Transporter (Living room) 1x SB2 (shed), 1x Radio
(Kitchen), 1x Boom (D
Hi all. I've just installed piCoreplayer on a Raspberry Pi 3, pretty
much aiming just to prove the concept for when the day comes that my
slowly dying Squeezebox Duet finally dies and has to be replaced.
Frankly, I'm astonished that the team who run this project have produced
such an outstandingl
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