BobSammers wrote:
> My recollection is that one or more of these binaries are built
> specifically for LMS, patched from the standard distributions. I don't
> know why.
FWIW I've been running without them for a month and haven't noticed any
issues (although I don't play many files in exotic for
mavit wrote:
> In the container image, the /lms/Bin directory contains versions of
> faad, flac and sox.
>
> Do we know if these are necessary, given that Debian can provide known
> versions of each of these commands? If the Debian versions are
> sufficient, then it would be better to use the
Hi Strebor
When you enable equal, you overwrite asound.conf. You need to edit that
manually - it's in /etc. Don't forgot to do a backup on the main page
once you've changed it.
You need to change pcm.equal section to
pcm.equal {
type plug;
slave.pcm plugequal;
ttable {
0.0 0.5
In the container image, the /lms/Bin directory contains versions of
faad, flac and sox.
Do we know if these are necessary, given that Debian can provide known
versions of each of these commands? If the Debian versions are
sufficient, then it would be better to use the packaged versions,
receive
Hi,
The Allo Boss DAC allows you to power your "Pi+DAC" by mini-USB on
either the Pi or the Boss itself (as long as keep the setting on J25 for
them to be powered together).
First, if you want any software-based shutdown to work, you will need to
put the power on the Pi itself, then pass the sh
Cured wrote:
> Thanks for your kind answers. I think I'm looking for an other solution.
> I wasn't planning any soldering. I think it is not necessary (and I'm
> not that good in soldering...). The Allo Boss 1.2 DAC has an own set of
> GPIO-pins (also see the 'full technical documentation'
> (ht
BobSammers wrote:
> Not very well. You can install Avahi in the container (and it works),
> but Docker won't share ports, so if you port forward to the container,
> Avahi on the host has to be disabled and only one container can have the
> mDNS port.
Ok. My lxc instances set up an ethernet brid
Hi there,
Thanks for your kind answers. I think I'm looking for an other solution.
I wasn't planning any soldering. I think it is not necessary (and I'm
not that good in soldering...). The Allo Boss 1.2 DAC has an own set of
GPIO-pins (also see the 'full technical documentation'
(https://www.ama
BobSammers wrote:
> Thank you mrw. I'm not quite clear on what happens in every case, but I
> believe that the requirement is often dynamic
I twigged after posting. As you say, it will depend on what an
individual plugin does.
The simple copy/remove trick could offer a poor man's approach to
"dy
Hi there,
Thanks for your kind answers. I think I'm looking for an other solution.
I wasn't planning any soldering. I think it is not necessary (and I'm
not that good in soldering...). The Allo Boss 1.2 DAC has an own set of
GPIO-pins (also see the 'full technical documentation'
(https://www.ama
Hi there,
Thanks for your kind answers. I think I'm looking for an other solution.
I wasn't planning any soldering. I think it is not necessary (and I'm
not that good in soldering...). The Allo Boss 1.2 DAC has an own set of
GPIO-pins (also see the 'full technical documentation'
(https://www.ama
mrw wrote:
> On reflection, I realize that what is being referred to is mDNS
> advertising of, for example, ShairTunesW player instances.
>
> I can remark that this works fine from an lxc container provided
> -avahi-daemon- is installed within it. Does this approach not carry over
> to docker ?
Thank you mrw. I'm not quite clear on what happens in every case, but I
believe that the requirement is often dynamic (i.e. the plugins expect
to be able to alter the advertisement on the fly, depending on what
squeezeboxes are available), so we can't just set up a static
advertisement on the hos
mrw wrote:
> I don't know if the attached two files will be of any assistance
On reflection, I realize that what is being referred to is mDNS
advertising of, for example, ShairTunesW player instances.
I can remark that this works fine from an lxc container provided
-avahi-daemon- is installed w
BobSammers wrote:
> Several common use cases require mDNS advertising (phillipe's plugins,
> including the recently discussed ShairTunes2W, Spotify Connect, etc.).
> We discussed this earlier on in this thread, but I don't think it was
> resolved. Is there intended to be a way of enabling mDNS a
BobSammers wrote:
>
> My concern is that mDNS _won't_ work unless the networking model is
> changed. I've seen some discussion in other areas about exposing the
> host's dbus to the container to get this to work, but it doesn't seem to
> be reliabe. Other than this I'm not sure either! Whilst t
mherger wrote:
> Please define correctly ;-).
"Correctly" might not be the best word. "Completely"? I'm thinking about
Spotify Connect (because I like to use the Spotify app on my phone but
play on my Squeezeboxes). As you know, without mDNS, LMS is invisible to
the Spotify App on other devices
A couple of questions.
Can the MusicIP detection of the default plugin be fooled by setting
some inter container network or port forwarding? I'm assuming that by
default the container looks at the default IP address (which is the
container's private address), and tries that ip address with port
strebor56 wrote:
> I just put together a pCP instance for use on the new patio utilizing a
> Justboom amp with their provided IR
> receiver chip and remote.
> The only markings on the chip is '56' now I presume that's a 56kHz
> carrier not the usual 38.
> Q. Is the carrier frequency reflected in
model to get, for example, Spotify to work correctly?
Please define correctly ;-). It would certainly work as is, but you'd
have to enter credentials, and it wouldn't be seen by anybody but the
authenticated user. That's a limitation indeed.
This is a first version of the image. I could i
I've not looked at this thread for a while and now realised I've missed
the party! I'm really pleased to see this has been taken forward to an
official presence on Docker Hub, but I have a couple of questions:
- Several common use cases require mDNS advertising (phillipe's
plugins, includin
i use a couple of Justboom's with IR. On mine, there is no special
setup, that's why I use them.
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I just put together a pCP instance for use on the new patio utilizing a
Justboom amp with their provided IR
receiver chip and remote.
The only markings on the chip is '56' now I presume that's a 56kHz
carrier not the usual 38.
Q. Is the carrier frequency reflected in the config file?
Regards Str
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