davidscrat wrote:
> Wow...
> So nobody installed Logitechmediaserver with perl 5.30?
> Is it possible to install an older version of perl or another solution
> to open the webbrowser (port 9000 doesnt appear with netstat - tlpn)This was
> a similar issue.
https://github.com/Logitech/slimserver
davidscrat wrote:
>
> So nobody installed Logitechmediaserver with perl 5.30?
>
It runs on x86_64 (i.e. AMD / Intel)
davidscrat wrote:
>
> Is it possible to install an older version of perl or another solution
> to open the webbrowser (port 9000 doesnt appear with netstat - tlpn)
>
The po
Wow...
So nobody installed Logitechmediaserver with perl 5.30?
Is it possible to install an older version of perl or another solution
to open the webbrowser (port 9000 doesnt appear with netstat - tlpn)
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davidscrat wrote:
> I have perl 5 v30.
> Ubuntu 20.4 on the pi4.
> Logitechmediaserver 7.9.3
> Install with dpkg-i file arm.deb, and access refused on webbrowser...
> Any ideas?
perl >= 5.30 on the Arm architecture (which all RPIs are based on) is
not 'supported'
(https://github.com/Logitech/sl
Viragored wrote:
> I've had a look at the github page for turndown - and to me it might as
> well be in Greek or Russian! 'Fraid I'm just a long-time Windows
> user I'll start from scratch to knock together a markdown document,
> emulating my web page on Bluetooth.
Here's a sample Markdown
Greg Erskine wrote:
> That looks very good.
>
> I don't know if we'll get to that detail.
>
> I try to use minimal pictures because they can get out of date quickly.
> There was a big change going from pCP 5 to pCP 6 and it might all change
> again.
>
> I am making sure all pages get dated an
corrobor wrote:
> Sorry I'm newbi.
> I'm on 6.0 into Raspberry 0.
> If i update to 6.1 i Will lose my settings?
> Thanks
Most settings should be retained. But there can be some changes if you
have a lot of the extras installed.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homep
:)
Thanks for reporting. It can be easy!
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piCorePlayer team (you know who you are :-)
Thank you, truly, for such an excellent bit of software. I set up, this
morning, an old RPi2B as a player, added a WiFi dongle, and connected
it's 1/8" jack to a BillBoard bluetooth speaker using it's AUX input.
Had to do the wap_supplicant.conf to get
Sorry I'm newbi.
I'm on 6.0 into Raspberry 0.
If i update to 6.1 i Will lose my settings?
Thanks
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> I worked for a large company (in Australian terms) and they had a no
> graphics policy for their documentation because it was always getting
> out of date within a relatively sort time. The theory was having,
> accurate text based help was better than out of date graphics.
I worked for a large company (in Australian terms) and they had a no
graphics policy for their documentation because it was always getting
out of date within a relatively sort time. The theory was having,
accurate text based help was better than out of date graphics. As you
know there is a lot mo
hi sakos,
Generally speaking the "pcp commands" are only a simple interface into
LMS commands. They can only respond as LMS responds.
Having said that, reading the documentation we should get an "undefined"
value. Maybe we have coded a default value of stop.
Code:
mo
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestion.
>
> I saw the Material help a few weeks ago and was impressed. It prompted
> me to investigate HelpnDoc. Looks good but...
>
> We have to use tools that are not tied to one OS and the collaboration
> component was a stumbling block.
>
> I am hop
Thanks for the suggestion.
I saw the Material help a few weeks ago and was impressed. It prompted
me to investigate HelpnDoc. Looks good but...
We have to use tools that are not tied to one OS and the collaboration
component was a stumbling block.
I am hoping using markdown as the document sou
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Yeah, most of the documentation/help systems I have been involved with
> used Microsoft Word or html as source. Most people don't format word
> consistently enough. Even in a controlled commercial environment where
> the authors were required to use styles sheet, formatting
I have perl 5 v30.
Ubuntu 20.4 on the pi4.
Logitechmediaserver 7.9.3
Install with dpkg-i file arm.deb, and access refused on webbrowser...
Any ideas?
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi Axel,
>
> Although not a good as an interrupt solution a simple loop inquiry of
> LMS may be OK.
>
> The command "pcp mode" returns "play" or "stop". Do the inquiry every
> second and set relay appropriate. This only create a 1% load on CPU and
> little network traffic
Yes - that would work well.
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supla finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada and rte ireland
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Paul Webster wrote:
> The main reason I do not go for full capacity is (was) to make it easier
> to copy partitions between SD cards to make backups.
> I had found in the past that 2 different 4GB cards had a different
> amount of real capacity and I could not copy the bigger 4GB to the
> smalle
Either can be used, but the arm specific is a much smaller download.
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Clausi wrote:
> I had the same problems. I had a SSD in an USB enclosure and connected
> directly to my Raspberry Pi4 it was not possible to read my music files.
> At this time I was using max2play. Then I bought a USB hub and
> everything worked fine. The Raspberry obviously didn't supply enoug
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