Greg Erskine wrote:
> Is that correct?
This is correct I think, but I don't know the rpi_revision results.
As the case is only for the Pi4, there will be only one result.
But I think this case is also available for the Pi 3B+ and maybe the
code is for this one.
This peace of code is from Argo
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Where did these values come from?
I made them myself, there is nothing special about them. The Pi doesn't
reach a temperature that is so high that the fan will start with
piCorePlayer and LMS running.
pi4 4gb picoreplayer with lms and squeezelite for usb inside an argon
Before every test written below I restarted LMS, to have a sort of
baseline.
Player: squeezelite-x on windows and squeezelite-R2 on linux. Under file
types Flac->PCM is selected.
Could you please try again with all custom transcoding disabled?
What plugins are you using?
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what you've posted looks good - nothing out of the ordinary
did it lockup?
if so what did you see with the logged output?
was an exception thrown or did it appear to be working without issue?
I'm still trying to hit the perfect storm, conditions that throw an
abend; taking a good bit of time
Can anyone explain this piece of python code?
Code:
rev = GPIO.RPI_REVISION
if rev == 2 or rev == 3:
bus = smbus.SMBus(1)
else:
bus = smbus.SMBus(0)
So RPi2 and RPi3 would use SMBus(1) and RPi0, RPi1, RPi4 and RPi400
would use
hey carsten_h,
Where did these values come from?
Code:
# Example:
# 30=0
# 55=10
# 57=30
# 60=55
# 65=100
Rather than which I find in most versions of argon*.sh
Code:
# Example:
# 55=10
# 60=55
# 65=100
mherger wrote:
> > About replicating... Just playing some local flacs or from Qobuz, in
> > both cases the leak happens
>
> Could you try to replicate using only Qobuz? What formats are you
> streaming? On what players? Could transcoding be involved?
I did some tests:
LIBRARY INFO:
Total Tr
shunte88 wrote:
> -V on the monitor not squeeze
>
> you need to run the monitor manually so you can observe and capture the
> logging
>
tc@piCorePlayer:~$ sudo /mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce/lmsmonitor --name
"piCorePlayer" -k -w -c -rixv --meter "rn" -x 0x3d -c -f 7 -z -w0 -db
-V
OLED Mode ...:
qyy920 wrote:
>
> A photo of the TFT screen after fully bootup (pCP web portal working)
The undervoltage is an issue, though probably not related. Have you
tried attaching a keyboard and then press [enter] and
-/opt/jivelite/bin/jivelite- from there?
-
Hi Paul
I remember that the first installation of ApplePi utilized a 'generic'
driver in piCorePlayer and at this point I had controls, including how
much gain to have - I made sure max was 0 dB. When a dedicated driver
was made available as I was using in piCorePlayer v6 until yesterday,
there
Is that normal to not have controls?Did controls show up in previous
versions?
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
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praganj wrote:
> Hi Paul,
>
> This is probably kernel bug in Pi4 ?
>
> When i do
>
> cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/kernel_max
>
> than it delivers "255", but Pi4 has only 4 cpus, not 255.
>
> from here
> https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/ABI/testing/sysfs-devices-system-cpu
>
> "kerne
paul- wrote:
> My pi 3 is working fine. The Pi4 kernel appears to not honor the
> command line option. There is nothing I can do about that.
Hi Paul,
This is probably kernel bug in Pi4 ?
When i do
cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/kernel_max
than it delivers "255", but Pi4 has only 4 cpus, not
I have found a better option -vn "as an input option, blocks all video
streams of a file from being filtered or being automatically selected or
mapped for any output", I checked on the command line and it works. I
then edited the PlayWMA plugin's custom-convert.conf for wma to flac
to:
Code:
-
It does seem to be the embedded jpg that is causing the problem. If I
run the command:
Code:
$ ffmpeg -i f.wma -map 0:1 -f flac /tmp/o.flac
it works. The -map 0:1 tells ffmpeg to only deal with the second
stream, as it seems to think that the em
i Paul
Thanks for the feedback. I removed Bluetooth and I also powered off HDMI
(in the Tweaks menu).
I removed all the sample rate stuff, so now SoX should pass everything,
also standard 44.1 kHz without upsampling.
In the pcp_boot.log I noticed this message:
Powering off HDMI.../usr/local/etc
-V on the monitor not squeeze
you need to run the monitor manually so you can observe and capture the
logging
I'm running diagnostics now inclusive memory checks
these things take time it needs to hit the issue when a combination of
events occurs
I've gone with a new tool so took a hit with the
New theory ... to get CEC commands to come into the system almost
automatically ... and be made available to ir-keytable we need another
kernel option to be enabled
MEDIA_CEC_RC
It looks like it was added to kernel in 2017
https://patchwork.kernel.org/project/linux-media/patch/20170418084601.15
praganj wrote:
> I installed htop and did screenshots for pCp 6.1 and 7.0 (cpus counted
> from 0 to 3). In 6.1 cpu 0 is isolated and squeezelite and sq. child
> processes are running on cpu 3. In pCp 7 even the cpu 0 is not isolated.
> I checked the cmdline.txt and at the beginning of the line t
spt58 wrote:
> Hi. Has anyone got the Wave Input plugin working with the official
> docker image? Presumably you need to pass the USB audio device to the
> docker container?
>
> Thanks
For anyone interested I was able to get this working
alsa-utils needs installing in the docker container (a
Having thought about it, it looks like it is trying to convert the
embedded jpeg to flac, which obviously it can't do. I will investigate
ffmpeg options that will stop it trying to do this! The version of
ffmpeg with pcp 6.1 didn't have this issue.
ralphy wrote:
> Yes I was using the 64bit version of pcp7 and I too have the same
> disabled options, I just snipped them from my post as they are just
> noise.
Very strange, I did notice that in the options is says "--enable
static", does this mean no dynamic linked libraries? In the librarie
praganj wrote:
> I installed htop and did screenshots for pCp 6.1 and 7.0 (cpus counted
> from 0 to 3). In 6.1 cpu 0 is isolated and squeezelite and sq. child
> processes are running on cpu 3. In pCp 7 even the cpu 0 is not isolated.
> I checked the cmdline.txt and at the beginning of the line t
paul- wrote:
> Not accurately, especially if there are child processes. htop is a
> better tool.
I installed htop and did screenshots for pCp 6.1 and 7.0 (cpus counted
from 0 to 3). In 6.1 cpu 0 is isolated and squeezelite and sq. child
processes are running on cpu 3. In pCp 7 even the cpu 0 is
coyrls wrote:
> I installed the pcp-ffmpeg extension from the pcp repository. Are you
> running the 64 bit version of pcp?
>
> The version seems to be the same as yours:
>
> >
Code:
> > ffmpeg version 4.3.1 Copyright (c) 2000-2020 the FFmpeg developers
> built with
slartibartfast wrote:
> I finally realised it was there. I hadn't noticed it before. Is htop
> available on pCP?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
[Main Page] > [Extensions] look for htop.tcz :confused:
Greg Ersk
paul- wrote:
> Is your recording device listed.
At which place should it be listet?
1x Picoreplayer with Hifiberry DAC/ADC pro, 3x Picoreplayer with
Jivelite 7" Display und IQaudio DigiAmp+, 2 Picoreplayer RPI4+ LMS8,
Marantz PM-15S1 amplifier.
It has proved difficult to build the other tools ... so am trying a
different and I suspect simpler route.
Current idea is to use it-keytable because I see that it has some CEC
rules.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcr
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