bjmullins wrote:
> Hi trying to get a touchscreen from a surplus laptop monitor to work. I
> have searched for a solution, and tried all the ts_calibration
> suggestions etc, but can't get it to stick. In Jivelite the touch is off
> and also the x axis is reversed. Everything works fine after ca
paul- wrote:
> Grid skin has them. But perhaps only on the 800x480 display.
All resolutions of the Joggler and Grid Skin include the VU meters (but
not the grid skins prefixed with HD).
The VUs are NOT however, resized to fill the entire screen area.
Ralphy
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stereoptic wrote:
> Sure thing. I put two ALACS in a Google Drive. I will send you the
> link here in a PM.
>
> Some details, if it matters, The rPi 4 is using a hiFiBerry DAC, and I
> upgraded via insitu to Picore 7. LMS is running on this piCOre
> but I have also tried with HDMI on a diffe
ralphy wrote:
> Thanks for the test files. They both play fine on pcp 7 64bit.
My pleasure! But if they play for you, why aren't they playing for me?
I updated with the full insitu, I assume it is the 64bit?
stereopt
daab wrote:
> Thanks Ralphy,
> I will have look.
>
> I have been wondering whether I should just use picoreplayer.
> Would the screen parameters, set in config.txt for buster would just
> work?
>
> >
Code:
> > # 7inch HDMI Display-C
> max_usb_current=1
> hdmi_forc
Hi Greg, I hope you had a good one given the current worldwide
situation.
As if you didnt need another thing in you life to keep you busy but 3D
printing is fun. Attached are the STL files I produced prior to
importing and slicing for my 3D printer. so yes I printed them myself. I
upgraded my p
Paul Webster wrote:
> mDNS like DNS is for hostname/ip address lookup - AFAIK it cannot return
> a port number (9000 in your new example).
Although it does allow for service discovery, with port numbers, for
example a pointer to an http/html based "Set up page" on a printer.
Apple's Safari use
If you did an insitu_update it is 32bit! To get 64bit, you must start
with a fresh image.
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stereoptic wrote:
> My pleasure! But if they play for you, why aren't they playing for me?
> I updated with the full insitu, I assume it is the 64bit?
It seems that the alac extension included in the image as well as in our
repository predates the change to fix the endianess on arm cpus.
Ple
ralphy wrote:
> It seems that the 32bit armv6/armv7 alac extension included in the image
> as well as in our repository predates the change to fix the endianess on
> arm cpus.
>
> Please try a Full Update of the squeezelite extension on the Main Tab in
> the pcp 7.0 32bit web gui.
>
> A newer
ralphy wrote:
> All resolutions of the Joggler and Grid Skin include the VU meters (but
> not the grid skins prefixed with HD).
>
> The VUs are NOT however, resized to fill the entire screen area.What is the
> difference between an HD skin and a non HD skin? I did
notice when using the HD 1920
Apple's Safari used to support browsing for web pages advertised in this
manner. But it was never in the iOS version of Safari, only under macOS,
and for some reason they just arbitrarily withdrew the feature. Very
annoying.
And I believe in some really early version of LMS (then probably still
Bingo! ALACS playing after extension update! All good. Fantastic system
thank you. Stay safe and happy! Regards Julian:)
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mherger wrote:
> And I believe in some really early version of LMS (then probably still
> slimserver or even SliMP3.pl!) we did provide mDNS announcements.
>
And you even registered two service types:
Code:
slimcli SliMP3 Server Command-Line Interface
sli
paul- wrote:
> http://pcp.local (Takes you to the pcp Web pages)
> http://pcp.local:9000 (Takes you to the LMS interface on that machine)
> http://pcp.local:9000/material (works if you have material skin
> installed on that machine)
I feel foolish in not realising I could just add port numb
If I use the Joggler skin for my TV I can Zoom the skin to fit the
screen. When viewing lyrics I can't find a way to scroll down the screen
using a keyboard.
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Minor point, may not be 7.0 related. dosfsck returns error downloading
dosfstool.tcz
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Not sure if this is possible but if so it would be great if pCP shipped
with mDNS that identified its interface e.g https://pCP-LAN.local and
https://pCP-WiFi.local
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ralphy wrote:
> It seems that the 32bit armv6/armv7 alac extension included in the image
> as well as in our repository predates the change to fix the endianess on
> arm cpus.
>
> Please try a Full Update of the squeezelite extension on the Main Tab in
> the pcp 7.0 32bit web gui.
>
> A newer
No it only creates one instance on the first configured interface it
finds. Its a very simple daemon, it doesn't have any
auto(re)configuration capabilities.
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The 32bit version works on all RPi's.
The 64bit version only works on quad core RPi's.
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Hi,
Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I'll start here.
I'm totally new to the Pi/Linux world with no code or programming
experience. Nonetheless, thanks in great part to the excellent
piCorePlayer "how to", I've just managed to get an RPI4 up and running
with LMS as my new
rgro wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I'll start here.
> I'm totally new to the Pi/Linux world with no code or programming
> experience. Nonetheless, thanks in great part to the excellent
> piCorePlayer "how to", I've just managed to get an RPI4 up and ru
Cheers - I'll give it a go when I get back to my player in an hour or
two.
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rgro wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I'll start here.
> I'm totally new to the Pi/Linux world with no code or programming
> experience. Nonetheless, thanks in great part to the excellent
> piCorePlayer "how to", I've just managed to get an RPI4 up and run
Well, I spent a hell bunch of time searching over here and there for
that question, because everyone can test "-o equal" to teach it does
work from CLI but it doesn't when one try use squeezelite.service with
OUTPUT_DEV="-o equal" in squeezelite.conf. So, I discovered that the
reason is permissio
Thanks Ralphy,
For the record adding those parameters to config.txt does work with
picoreplayer, so that is good.
Sadly the mismatch between the touch screen and graphics when running
Jivelite is still present :-(.
The offset is different.
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kidstypike wrote:
> Alrernative #1 - Install SAMBA on the pCP (LMS page > Setup Samba Share)
> and use a backup programme such as freefilesync to backup one drive to
> the other over your network.
Thanks kidsypike! HmmmI kinda' like the sound of this. As part of
the LMS and SSd install pi
rgro wrote:
> Thanks kidstypike! HmmmI kinda' like the sound of this. As part of
> the LMS and SSd install with piCorePlayer, I actually did get Samba
> Share up and running and the contents of the SSD drive are, indeed
> visible on my PC. I'll look into that freefilesynch program.
>
> D
Use rsync to backup your SSD to your WD. No need to format the WD as
Ext4
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Tony T wrote:
> Use rsync to backup your SSD to your WD. No need to format the WD as
> Ext4
> After the initial backup it will go faster as only changed files will be
> copied then.
> IIRC, there is a Windows implementation of rsync, but I never used it, i
> have a Mac and use rsync to backup my
Hi shunte88,
... struggeling with the "soft power off". Is there any expected
behavior of lmsmonitor when the player is set to "off"?
(and set to "on" later).
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ALAC playback is now working - however I'm now getting a loud "pop"
during playback once every 10 seconds, independent of the audio
interface being used.
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Resurrecting an old thread. I recently purchased the Argon One V2 case
along with my RPI 4. I'm running the RPI 4 with piCorePlayer as an LMS
server with an attached SSD. It would be really cool to be able to run
Argon One fan/temperature control functionality.
I read through this thread and,
Tony T wrote:
> Use rsync to backup your SSD to your WD. No need to format the WD as
> Ext4
> After the initial backup it will go faster as only changed files will be
> copied then.
> IIRC, there is a Windows implementation of rsync, but I never used it, i
> have a Mac and use rsync to backup my
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