Hi there,
i tried to set up a Pi1B together with a 3.5 TFT with PCP6.0 following
this guide http://www.pughx2.com/picore3.html
i got Jivelite running but touch didn't respond. So i went back to PCP
4.1 as stated in the guide. Got jivelite showing up but touch didn't
work here either.
I have read
Hi all. I'm familiar with debian based systems but lost when it comes to
the workings of tinycore.
I'm running pcp 6.1.0 and it seems cool. I've installed the ffmpeg
library which should include alac. Is it possible now to recompile
shairport-sync to include alac support?
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi psychokiller,
>
> Unfortunately I don't have USB DACs other than a $5 USB Headphone amp,
> so my experience is limited to that.
>
> >
Code:
> > $ alsamixer
> $ sudo alsactl store
>
> # Check ALSAlevelout="Custom" has been set in your pc
Not sure why root access should be required to scp files to
piCorePlayer. User should be tc and files should be written by default
to /home/tc. Using "pi" or "dietpi" will give Permission Denied (I do
this accidentally all the time when switching between boot images)
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I use "sudo -s" in winSCP if I require root access.
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1) To a backup to save settings, either in Jivelite, [Backup] on web
interface or $pcp bu
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mherger wrote:
> I've been running my pCP based LMS on the same SD card for three or four
>
> years without a hiccup. Yes, it might give up at some point, but it's
> easy enough to backup it up and re-deploy. Easier than handling
> additional storage devices. Not to mention that USB sticks ar
hi psychokiller,
Unfortunately I don't have USB DACs other than a $5 USB Headphone amp,
so my experience is limited to that.
Code:
$ alsamixer
$ sudo alsactl store
# Check ALSAlevelout="Custom" has been set in your pcp.cfg file.
$ grep ALSAlevelout < /usr/loca
Paul Webster wrote:
> Which poweroff command?
> If you are referring to the one that is sent to LMS to power off a
> player ... then no.
Yes - that's what I meant. OK thanks.
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Which poweroff command?
If you are referring to the one that is sent to LMS to power off a
player ... then no.
Paul Webster
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author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada and rte ireland
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Just as an additional question, if you send the poweroff command to pcp
(as opposed to halting the Pi) would that then protect the LMS cache
enough to actually remove power?
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Hi all,
I am having an issue with an external USB DAC gain in piCorePlayer after
updating to 6.x.x version.
When I try to use the "Card Control" button on the Squeezelite page i
get a warning that it can't be used to control a USB DAC:
- *Sorry, you cannot control a USB DAC from this page*
Hi all, wish to thank all the developers for the wonderful work they're
doing on piCorePlayer: such an integrated system ready to run on
Raspberry is a dream come true for anyone willing to experiment a little
with the verious options.
I am also here to seek help for a couple of players I just
u
Paul Webster wrote:
> You replied to me earlier saying that you had tried on the RPi4 without
> the Allo attached.
> Maybe many things changing at once.
just wanted to update that all my boot troubles were related to the
micro-sd-card extender!
when i inserted the pcp card directly into RPI4, a
slartibartfast wrote:
> A car is probably fairly harsh on a HDD as well unless it's a SSD.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
Yes - definitely going for the SSD!
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Roland0 wrote:
>
> Notepad++ should work as well.
> Also, make sure the file is in UTF-8 encoding, and not some weird
> Windows encoding (Notepad++ probably can show / convert file encodings)
Agree! Encoding (for accents or special characters) and line breaks
problems are classic cases with te
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Thanks Paul for the info.
FYI, native playback of WMA Lossless and WMA Pro files is not really
important to me. Apart from the test files that I created I don't use
these formats in my music collection.
I would prefer however that future versions of piCorePlayer still
support normal WMA 9.2 fil
Man in a van wrote:
> Select SCP
> Host name
> Port Number
> User Name
> Password
> Click on Advanced
> Click on SCP/Shell
> From the Default dropdown select sudo/su
> OK
>
> if you are going to open this a lot you can save the link
>
> piCoreplayer doesn't need this procedure (I think, from
thelaurels wrote:
> I'm not running LMS, the PiCorePlayer is a Roon end point and this
> working perfectly for the USB connected speaker.
>
> The BT speaker is connected and I can see it in the BT panel. How do I
> direct the Squeezelite output to the BT speaker?
Just curious, if using as a ro
I'm not running LMS, the PiCorePlayer is a Roon end point and this
working perfectly for the USB connected speaker.
The BT speaker is connected and I can see it in the BT panel. How do I
direct the Squeezelite output to the BT speaker?
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Select SCP
Host name
Port Number
User Name
Password
Click on Advanced
Click on SCP/Shell
>From the Default dropdown select sudo/su
OK
if you are going to open this a lot you can save the link
piCoreplayer doesn't need this procedure (I think, from memory)
ronnie
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I have found WinSCP very useful for looking at the files on the SD card
, but when I try to copy or edit a file I keep getting error 3
Permission denied, works without a problem on my dietpi image. Any way
around this error?
When I booted my dietpi image, I found the display was working ok, whic
CJS wrote:
>
> Your response triggers two questions:
> 1) I wonder why playback of ALAC files on PCP requires installation of
> ffmpeg libraries. When LMS transcodes ALAC to FLAC, it uses faad to
> decode the ALAC file. Can't Squeezelite pCP also use faad for native
> playback of ALAC files?
>
paul- wrote:
> WMA has been broken for sometime. keeping up with ffmpeg as they break
> and fix it is too difficult..ralphy can elaborate more.
>
> We are going to drop support for WMA in the future versions of
> squeezelite. You will still be able to transcode, assuming you can find
> a
WMA has been broken for sometime. keeping up with ffmpeg as they break
and fix it is too difficult..ralphy can elaborate more.
We are going to drop support for WMA in the future versions of
squeezelite. You will still be able to transcode, assuming you can find
a version of ffmpeg that wor
Hi All,
Since a week I have piCorePlayer running on a Raspberry Pi ZeroW, and am
very pleased with it. I encountered a few issues however with native
playback of WMA files (to be specific: WMA Lossless and WMA Pro files)
that I want to report here.
For native playback of ALAC and WMA files I in
@Paul-Webster - WinSCP looks like just what I needed.
@shunte88 - WSL 2 looks a great way of learning a bit of Linux.
Thanks guys :)
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Thanks for further info guys, will have a later.
Sorry gregex, I did not realise I needed other files to get your
solution up and running. I thought running your script would be enough,
like the script I ran for moOde. Unfortunately I am not a Linux user, I
can cut/paste commands and edit a sim
redneck, If you were to experiment by using the Pi0W hdmi out for sound
you would know if the BT was the problem, I expect it is.
I have two Rpis in the salon and they sync perfectly, neither uses BT, I
have a third portable RPi0 and that syncs to, again no BT.
I'm sure I've moved mSDs from RPi0
doggod wrote:
> Using ; TrackStat, Custom Browse, Custom Scan. My main concern is
> Trackstat. Know how to use Trackstat backups for restoring but
> wondering about how to "transform" the windows URL 's for all the file
> locations to something that Linux understand? Like Linux isn't using
> "
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