Take are when running more than one LMS on the same LAN.
The players will discover the new instance and might or might not switch
to it ... and they might or might not do that when you do or do not want
them to.
Then when you switch off the 2nd LMS you might or might not find that
the players rem
Thanks, kidstypike and d6jg. I've got my Pi currently working as a
player. I may try burning a separate card and installing LMS on it
(with help from your notes) as a learning exercise.
I've got the default analog audio working, and I've got a DAC HAT coming
in a week or two. If I'm happy wit
kidstypike wrote:
> Mine below.
>
> Mount point - anything you like, it's just an identifier for when you
> choose the folder that LMS scans.
>
> IP address - IP address of the machine that holds your music files.
>
> Share name - name of the folder/share where you keep your music files.
>
>
Mine below.
Mount point - anything you like, it's just an identifier for when you
choose the folder that LMS scans.
IP address - IP address of the machine that holds your music files.
Share name - name of the folder/share where you keep your music files.
Share Type - no idea, I use CIFS.
Use
I use a Raspberry pi 3 with LMS and Squeezelite and 2 Raspberry Pi with
piCorePlayer. This setup is running since several years stable. All
PIs are connected via LAN. Most of the time I hear Webradio. But the
Problem also appear with MP3 Files.
Since middle of January 2021, I have the following
Paul Webster wrote:
> If you are happy with your LMS running on the VBA then you should be
> setting up your pCP as a Player not as a Player/Server.
> Choose Player from the tabs at the bottom of the pCP screen.
> In that case you do not set up any shares on pCP because your pCP player
> (like y
The squeezelite extension has been updated to v1.9.9.1364 to support the
new Balance control.
The new feature requires LMS 8.2.0-1614413430 from February 27th 2021 or
newer then in the middle of the LMS Player Audio Settings adjust the
Balance slider and click Apply.
33591
Thanks to philippe44
Thanks -- last time I tried to get something from the tinycore repo I
had trouble finding a download link. I think I was successful
eventually, though -- oh, I remember, I had to go to a mirror -- I'll
try that. Thanks!
paul (a different one.)
pgf wrote:
> I have a program that I've been running for years on various systems
> which, when built on picoreplayer, surprised me with a segfault. I went
> looking for gdb, and ... was surprised again. :-) Is gdb hidden in
> some unexpected extension?
>
> My system version is: piCorePl
Man in a van wrote:
> Hi Paul, I don't know if you have seen this
>
> 'https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=305034
> ' (https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=305034)
>
> keep safe :)
>
> ronnie
Thanks Ronnie, Ito hard to keep up with rpi.
piCorePlayer
You can get extra extensions from the piCore repo.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
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I have a program that I've been running for years on various systems
which, when built on picoreplayer, surprised me with a segfault. I went
looking for gdb, and ... was surprised again. :-) Is gdb hidden in
some unexpected extension?
My system version is: piCorePlayer v7.0.0 | www v00011
the nightfly wrote:
> I'm making my first attempt at building a "Squeezebox replacement," and
> so put together a RPi 4 and HiFiBerry DAC2 Pro. I tried using
> piCorePlayer 7.0.0, and it worked fine with "Analog Audio" as the output
> (or as fine as you can hope for with the RPi internal headph
paul- wrote:
> The default firmware has not been updated since 9/3/2020. How is that
> continuously? For those that want Beta, its not much effort.
>
> The package is the exact same package that rpi supplies, with
> environment updates needed for pCP, which means you have access to save
> con
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