psketch wrote:
> Not sure if it's transcoding, or just flac. I saw the problem yesterday
> playing a tidal album that was flac, played on pcp with native. When I
> use transporter, I do have a custom re-encode set as the older hardware
> can't handle flac files which are really heavily
It happens when LMS is using an external helper (at least some of them).
It might be tied to only certain plugins too.
I tested bit faad->flac from Tidal, And sox converting mp3 to flac from
Pandora.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage:
paul- wrote:
> So I signed up for a tidal account..got a month free to play. Here
> in the US, tidal is using AWS Cloudfront.
>
> I started testing with no transcoding in the LMS server. pCP players
> handle AAC natively.
>
> When a track is played from tidal, it sends to complete
You can look at Slim::Networking::Async::HTTP.pm
Code:
if ( !defined $result || $result == 0 || (defined
$self->response->headers->header('Content-Length') &&
length($self->response->content) ==
$self->response->headers->header('Content-Length')) ) {
paul- wrote:
> So I signed up for a tidal account..got a month free to play. Here
> in the US, tidal is using AWS Cloudfront.
>
> I started testing with no transcoding in the LMS server. pCP players
> handle AAC natively.
>
> When a track is played from tidal, it sends to complete track
Thanks for letting us know about your success!
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So I signed up for a tidal account..got a month free to play. Here
in the US, tidal is using AWS Cloudfront.
I started testing with no transcoding in the LMS server. pCP players
handle AAC natively.
When a track is played from tidal, it sends to complete track as fast as
it can. All of
I answered my own question about mono. It seems the aplay test that I
performed was not sending left or right audio. I performed a valid
test, and L and R work perfectly.
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mvordeme wrote:
> One thing I found out just now: Whenever I skip the currently playing
> track, the connection is closed properly. The new connection is using a
> different port, so I don't think it is the old connection reused. Only
> when a track is played to the end does the connection hang
One thing I found out just now: Whenever I skip the currently playing
track, the connection is closed properly. The new connection is using a
different port, so I don't think it is the old connection reused. Only
when a track is played to the end does the connection hang around. I
could have a
mvordeme wrote:
> I don't know about Perl, but in Java, not closing a resource explicitly
> in the "finally" block but relying on garbage collection is a sin, and
> code inspectors will flag occurrences as a critical bug. Can I check the
> Perl code myself?
Garbage collection is normal in
b...@offsite.com wrote:
>
> #3 is a Merus 40w amp hat on a pi Zero WH. The hat sits right on top of
> the pi Zero (makes me uncomfortable, so I will get an extender header
> with proper pins to put it 5mm or so higher). Again, just follow a
> little configuration (see this post:
>
bpa wrote:
> I'm not sure of the Tidal and new AAC support details, but within Perl,
> normally a TCP connection is an "object".
> TCP conection is closed when an explicit "close" is performed or when
> TCP connection object is destroyed (i.e. no variable has a references to
> it).
> Object
Is this another user with the same problem
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?112300-Attention-TIDAL-users-changes-ahead!=998883=1#post998883
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mvordeme wrote:
> Restarting the LMS moved the counters a little.
>
> >
Code:
> > tc@piCoreServer:~$ head -n2 /proc/net/netstat | cut -d' ' -f 51-55
> TCPAbortOnData TCPAbortOnClose TCPAbortOnMemory TCPAbortOnTimeout
TCPAbortOnLinger
> 191 3667 46 503 0
mvordeme wrote:
> It does, but the output doesn't look interesting to me.
Pity because "lsof -i" can show something like below. Note the
"CLOSE_WAIT" on chrome.
Code:
firefox 2229 testuser 387u IPv4 8306345 0t0 TCP
edwin2006 wrote:
> Nice, thank for sharing!
> One question, is it also possible to reverse this behavior and how?
Just delete the user command and reboot - or if you want to keep it
handy then I expect that changing the
echo 0
to
echo 1
should work
(in theory the brightness can go from 1 to
psl2806 wrote:
> Ive got a Pi Zero, but its not working for me. When I open a ssh
> session it works, but not as a user command.
That implies a copy/paste error when putting it into the user command..
Did you copy from the user command screen in the web browser and paste
it into ssh session?
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