doggod wrote:
>
>
> Hi again all, sadly did a mistake and upgraded LMS to 8.xx again so had
> to go back to my old thread to check what I did the last time since I
> didn't remember how I managed to downgrade from LMS 8.xxx.
> So I'm back in Catch 22 again. Seems like there have been some
paul- wrote:
> While the Pi3 is a 64bit processor, with only 1GB of ram, there is not
> much of a reason to run 64bit. In fact 64bit has a little more
> overhead, which will reduce available memory. The Kernel just happens
> to run on PI3/4 so you can try it if you wish.
Hi Paul. That's
p.s. I did have an error message in trying to run Spotty, but it told
me exactly what to do. I had to tick the box to install the plugin for
"Spotty Helper Application for ARMv8/aarch64 architecture" Makes since
given the new install is the all 64bit version.
Thanks for the heads up! Now that
However, I'm being hit with the Bad repositiory / Bad file descriptor
error on the plugins page.
Please post full server.log output.
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Hi again all, sadly did a mistake and upgraded LMS to 8.xx again so had
to go back to my old thread to check what I did the last time since I
didn't remember how I managed to downgrade from LMS 8.xxx.
Please report your issues with LMS8 in an appropriate thread so we can
take care of the real
I just did this today. I copy the "cache" and "prefs" folders from
exisiting LMS setup and save on your computer somewhere. (see LMS >
Settings > Information, lower end of page for the locations of these
folders in your system).
Then I install 8.1 from scratch. Then STOP LMS, copy the old
Happily running SBS 7.9.2 but thinking I should stay current and upgrade
to 8.x. Is there a proper procedure to do this upgrade without losing
settings/preferences/etc?
Just install the new version. You have a backup of your LMS anyway,
don't you?...
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While the Pi3 is a 64bit processor, with only 1GB of ram, there is not
much of a reason to run 64bit. In fact 64bit has a little more
overhead, which will reduce available memory. The Kernel just happens
to run on PI3/4 so you can try it if you wish.
piCorePlayer a small player for the
There is no longer a way to do that. Old versions were causing way too
many problems for those that support LMS.
If you are having a problem with 8.0.0, I would upgrade to 8.1.0 which
is now the latest release. If you still have problems, please provide
some information as to what your
doggod wrote:
> Hi folks, I deperately seeking a way to downgrade from LMS 8.xxx to
> latest 7.9.2. Running Pcp 6.0 on a Rpi3B+. Anyone who could assist?
>
> Tried searching for a guide for a couple of hours now without succeding
> ...:-/ Tried the "update path" described here : >
>
Just updated my Pi 3B system. The update appeared to go fine, but I'm
not getting any audio. All the media files on this server are in Apple
Lossless format, if that helps. I won't be able to try it with other
format files until Saturday.
garym wrote:
> Installed 64bit piCorePlayer 7.0 on a new rPi4B, 8GB in a FLIRC case.
> All went very smoothly, including replacing my LMS "cache" and "prefs"
> folders from earlier install, so even my LMS and ~116,000 files were
> back in business in a matter of minutes. :D
>
> piCorePlayer
I just did this today. I copy the "cache" and "prefs" folders from
exisiting LMS setup and save on your computer somewhere. (see LMS >
Settings > Information, lower end of page for the locations of these
folders in your system).
Then I install 8.1 from scratch. Then STOP LMS, copy the old
Hello all,
Ubuntu 20.04.1, Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.2 - 1572699180
Happily running SBS 7.9.2 but thinking I should stay current and upgrade
to 8.x. Is there a proper procedure to do this upgrade without losing
settings/preferences/etc?
Thanks,
TomS
CypherMK wrote:
> So as long as I don't move stuff around, it's ok?
I think so but its about 10 years since I wrote this code so I might
have forgotten about some situation.
CypherMK wrote:
> Is there a way to make this scan to be triggered by CLI or maybe a http
> request? So I can run
Thanks Paul for all the work on pCP7.0.0 :)
I know it was a *big* one!
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Does a Bluetooth mouse work with pCP? I can't even get Bluetooth to
work. I can't get the Bluetooth controller to turn on.
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Installed 64bit piCorePlayer on a new rPi4B, 8GB in a FLIRC case. All
went very smoothly, including replacing my LMS "cache" and "prefs"
folders so even my LMS and ~116,000 files were back in business in a
matter of minutes. :D
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dkskl wrote:
>
> I don´t know if my rpi has the newest firmware, so maybe i should try a
> chipset update...
>
> Just to get it right.
> Do i copy/paste every line into the ssh terminal and press enter?
> Or do i copy/paste one line starting with ce, then the next line and
> next line.. and
Flawless in situ update here. Any
advantages/disadvantages/considerations when choosing 64 bit or 32 bit?
(Pi3+, player only)
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paul- wrote:
> acanning,
>
> Yes, in pCP 6, there was a 64bit kernel, but the user space programs
> were all 32bit.In pCP7, everything will be 32bit or 64bit, there
> wont be a mixture.
>
> Paul
Thanks Paul
So that means that a clean install is required? Not a big deal as I've
got
Paul Webster wrote:
> Keyboard, mouse and IR to Pi GPIO/USB ... unless this change made its
> way in as the basis for using the TV remote control via CEC
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?111787-ANNOUNCE-piCorePlayer-6-0-0=970826=1#post970826
You can also use an RF (wireless)
Paul Webster wrote:
> Keyboard, mouse and IR to Pi GPIO/USB ... unless this change made its
> way in as the basis for using the TV remote control via CEC
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?111787-ANNOUNCE-piCorePlayer-6-0-0=970826=1#post970826So
> would a Bluetooth mouse work? Can
acanning,
Yes, in pCP 6, there was a 64bit kernel, but the user space programs
were all 32bit.In pCP7, everything will be 32bit or 64bit, there
wont be a mixture.
Paul
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> Keyboard
>
> IR
Yes.
Thanks.
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kidstypike wrote:
> How would one control it?
Keyboard and mouse ... unless this change made its way in as the basis
for using the TV remote control via CEC
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Keyboard
IR
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erland wrote:
> There are two options in TrackStat for its refresh operation, one for
> refresh at startup and one for refresh after rescan, if you disable both
> in TrackStat settings page you should not have the problem that LMS
> hangs. The side effect of disabling them is that you will loose
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Yes
How would one control it?
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Greg Erskine wrote:
> YesGreat, something to try over the holidays. Is there a guide somewhere?
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slartibartfast wrote:
> This is probably a stupid question but is it possible to use jivelite as
> a display on a TV via HDMI?
>
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Yes
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paul- wrote:
> i2c-dev is a kernel module, which is included in the base. Your correct
> on the python versionwe also swapped the naming a bit on the
> extension, but it should all be easily found in the extension page.
Yes, correct. They now have the names (which is better now, because
Did a 64b institu update yesterday. Everything went smooth and well.
A big thank you to the pCp-team for your ongoing developments. Great
work! Think it's time to find the donate button again.
Two questions though:
I've noticed that the idle temperature on my rpi 4b 8gb has increased
3-4 C
Morning All
Can I just clarify somethingI'm currently running LMS on 64 bit pCp
V6.1 on a 4B. If I carry out an insitu update will it install the 32bit
version of pCp? I can do a clean install but would rather avoid it if
possible unless you tell me that is what I should definitely do.
This is probably a stupid question but is it possible to use jivelite as
a display on a TV via HDMI?
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That did the trick, partially.
Have 2 RPI's in use, one as LMS server and that is now up to date with
v7 (non-wifi).
Another RPI is build into a DIY active speaker, that was also updated
now to v7 but after the reboot the wifi connection seems to fail. A few
moments after booting I see the led
Thank you everyone for all the help. I would not get far without help ,
would be nothing like the fun.
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paul- wrote:
> Lets keep the Christmas presents coming!
Many thanks Paul and team.
Time for a donation to give you something in return for all the hard work
!!
Happy Holidays.
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