trondkj wrote:
> I am trying to install drivers for this display:
> https://raspberrypiwiki.com/index.php/2.8_inch_Touch_Screen_for_Pi_zero
> on picoreplayer 7.0.0, Pi Zero W, but cannot get the *git* command to
> run. Is there another way to install the drivers for the display?
>
> I want to b
Viragored wrote:
> I've had this happen twice, now. Or something similar, anyway. The most
> recent was a few days ago, the previous time around mid-last year. Each
> time LMS just stopped while playing something (the recent stop was while
> streaming BBC Sounds app). The pCP home screen showed
The last update brocke afterm my gess systemd behaviour.
Workaround to get squeezelite back in operation.
Create a file /etc/init.d/squeezelite.sh
Code:
[
#!/bin/sh
/sbin/runuser -l pi -c '/usr/bin/squeezelite'
sudo chmod a+x /etc/init.
Paul Webster wrote:
> Try some of the other outputs listed by squeezelite.
> I think I had to switch to using the one that starts with IEC at one
> point.
>
> Also - in my experiments I switched from fkms to kms which changed a few
> things ... but it meant that I could use the TV remote via HD
That's a good point. There is a glass version and a non-glass version.
I don't mind getting the non-glass version if there is a higher power
requirement for the glass.
I also noticed it's SSD1309 now as before it was SSD1306:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?111790-ANNOUNCE-LMS-M
Try some of the other outputs listed by squeezelite.
I think I had to switch to using the one that starts with IEC at one
point.
Also - in my experiments I switched from fkms to kms which changed a few
things ... but it meant that I could use the TV remote via HDMI CEC to
control the Jivelite GU
AlecSp wrote:
>
> Depending on where you live, you're either saying that the last update
> was on 9 Mar or on 3 Sep last year - can we be explicit with dates,
> please - about the only way of doing it unambiguously is d Mmm -
> although there's a tidiness to _mm_dd that is obviously gr
slartibartfast wrote:
> I just had pCP crash while playing. At least I assume it did as it
> disappeared from my player list. The pCP web page said squeezelite was
> running. Restarting squeezelite didn't work and squeezelite was then
> reported as not running. Only a reboot restored the squeez
A recent software upgrade to Raspberry Pi OS broke the way Squeezelite
had previously played to the Pi's HDMI output. I've seen some mention of
this issue in the piCorePlayer threads, so I gather HDMI is very much a
moving target right now. This is one of those times when, after about
fourteen ye
shunte88 wrote:
> 12V would be surprising; 3V3 and 5V are the usual
> There may be hardware that boost converts to 12V under the hood but not
> something you'd supply directly
> I've 20-30 OLED of various sizes and flavors and all of them conform to
> the 3V3/5V input
Yes but you probably refer
CM4 Use USB-DAC
* CM4 eMMC Install Raspberry pi OS Lite(Use SSH)
* Config.txt add "dtoverlay=dwc2,dr_mode=host"
sudo apt install squeezelite
sudo update-rc.d -f squeezelite remove
sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/squeezelite.service
--
I just had pCP crash while playing. At least I assume it did as it
disappeared from my player list. The pCP web page said squeezelite was
running. Restarting squeezelite didn't work and squeezelite was then
reported as not running. Only a reboot restored the squeezelite player.
Anyone experience
12V would be surprising; 3V3 and 5V are the usual
There may be hardware that boost converts to 12V under the hood but not
something you'd supply directly
I've 20-30 OLED of various sizes and flavors and all of them conform to
the 3V3/5V input
As of *15-Feb-2021* my digitized collection is (252
Hi all,
I am trying to install slimmer on a fresh install of piCorePlayer 7.0.0
lcdproc-server runs fine - I see the welcome message, but slimmer fails
with
Code:
slimmer: error while loading shared libraries: libicuuc.so.52: cannot open
shared object file: No such f
AlecSp wrote:
> Two quick points:
>
> I've never been quite clear on firmware updates. Are they rolled into
> piCorePlayer, albeit maybe not on a frequent basis? Or do they need to
> be applied separately at a lower level?
>
> Depending on where you live, you're either saying that the last u
Howard Passman wrote:
> I'm under the impression that you can have at least 2 drives for music
> storage. Are there any caveats to that? Can I have 500GB USB drive and a
> 250GB USB drive?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Howard
I have 2 USB SSD drives with music connected via USB-Hub. Each has 1 TB.
This wor
AlecSp wrote:
> Two quick points:
>
> I've never been quite clear on firmware updates. Are they rolled into
> piCorePlayer, albeit maybe not on a frequent basis? Or do they need to
> be applied separately at a lower level?
>
> Depending on where you live, you're either saying that the last u
wtnh wrote:
>
> So it looks like the remote is functioning, but Jivelite is ignoring the
> 70058 code. I guess I will need to remap the codes to get it to work if
> I want to keep it?
>
> Is this typical of RF remotes? I would have expected Enter to be
> consistent/universal.
>
> Sorry for th
paul- wrote:
> The default firmware has not been updated since 9/3/2020.
Two quick points:
I've never been quite clear on firmware updates. Are they rolled into
piCorePlayer, albeit maybe not on a frequent basis? Or do they need to
be applied separately at a lower level?
Depending on where
Howard Passman wrote:
> I'm not positive, but based on the PCM5100A DAC and the overlay it looks
> just like everything else that Pimoroni makes. I have two of their DACs
> mounted on Zero's with no problem at all.
>
I have this one, which is probably similar. The audio works fine after
settin
Paul Webster wrote:
> My guess is that it cannot listen on port 80 because ports below 1024
> require task to run as root ... and also LMS objects when it is run as
> root.
>
> There might be an iptables or setcap way of getting around it - but not
> something I have looked into for ages.
Yes,
I'm not positive, but based on the PCM5100A DAC and the overlay it looks
just like everything else that Pimoroni makes. I have two of their DACs
mounted on Zero's with no problem at all.
Howard
Candlemass wrote:
> Hi,
>
> are the following DACs supported on the pi Zero?
> * https://shop.pimor
Hi,
are the following DACs supported on the pi Zero?
* https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/audio-dac-shim-line-out
* https://raspiaudio.com/produit/audio
I'm looking for a DAC with 3.5 mm jack.
Thanks
Candlemass's Profi
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