rgdawson wrote:
> I'm afraid I have nothing more to offer, but I have never heard this
> with SLX myself and I don't have any Ogg/Vorbis local files, but Spotify
> uses Ogg and I don't have an issue there. pCP v5 apparently used
> squeezelite version 1.9.2-1158. And looking at raplhy's github
@drerd
Try
hw:CARD=E30,DEV=0 - E30
for the card output
ronnie
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Would you post your docker-compose files please? It's easier to make
suggestions if we can see all the settings you have.
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hi audiomike,
Sorry to hear about your bad luck.
My recommendation is to do what you don't want to do, so I can't help.
:(
regards
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I'm looking for some input from those with more experience with this
system.
We had a power outage and my SD card got corrupted. I believe I was
running piCorePlayer 6 or 7 (the file /boot/config.txt says things like
`[PI0] initramfs rootfs-pCP-12.0.gz,modules-5.4.83-pcpCore.gz...` ).
I've been
I'm looking for some input from those with more experience with this
system.
We had a power outage and my SD card got corrupted. I believe I was
running piCorePlayer 6 or 7 (the file /boot/config.txt says things like
`[PI0] initramfs rootfs-pCP-12.0.gz,modules-5.4.83-pcpCore.gz...` ).
I've
zordaz wrote:
> I don't know what audio format Pandora uses, so I can't comment on
> that.
>
> But I hear exactly the same audible glitches with the SLX & Primary
> Sound Driver & Ogg/Vorbis playback of my local files. I am not surprised
> to be honest, based upon my earlier testing I don't
BIG update : IT`s WORKING! ;););)
For whatever reason, in LMS , the player Icon in the left upper side of
the screen has a `play` button that is hidden if you don`t hover over
it . Well , I think that did the case .
Now , for the last thing that is not working , how do I set path to my
The server port is wrongly declared.
3483 is for discovery but the server runs on 9000 unless it discovers
something else there in which case 9001 etc
Jim
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Man in a van wrote:
> I know nowt about Dockers (I'm old enough to remember Lady Docker:)) but
> what is your Squeezelite configuration ? A screenshot would help.
>
> Which OS is on the raspberry pi ?
>
> How is squeezelite currently installed ?
>
> Which player are you using ?
>
>
Update : Now LMS is detecting my Squeezelite player, after I uploaded
a docker-compose file with port 3483 . However , even if LMS is showing
that radio is playing , no music is heard .
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JaMo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to report that the Gustard X26 Pro dac works very well with
> piCorePlayer 8.1.0 (64 bit)
>
That's a lot of DAC, and a lot of money!
https://soundnews.net/sources/dacs/gustard-x26-pro-dac-review/
Brian
In UK: Chromecast Audio Dongle and Chromecast Video
Changing SQUEEZELITE_SERVER_PORT 192.168.100.93:3483 to
SQUEEZELITE_SERVER_PORT 192.168.100.93:9002 broke the system again ,
LMS could not recognise Squeezelite . Once I set it back to
3483 the player is again recognised.
Hi,
I want to report that the Gustard X26 Pro dac works very well with
piCorePlayer 8.1.0 (64 bit)
Output setting: iec958:CARD=G20,DEV=0
/Jan
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garym wrote:
> rPi4 or rPi3B+ both fine. I have about 3TB of files. You can put music
> files on a USB drive connected to rPi or simply mount the NAS to your
> rPi for music file access.
>
> p.s. I recommend piCorePlayer as the OS for running LMS. Easy to
> install. See
>
bpa wrote:
> Are you sure it is a DAC ? I got a similar adapter for a Samsung tablet
> and only works with the tablet
O yes!
https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/review-apple-vs-google-usb-c-headphone-adapters.5541/
This chap does not hand out praise easily.
It works
Labarum wrote:
> And it has just occurred to me that I have an Apple in-line DAC which is
> extreme well reviewed and costs £9
>
> https://www.apple.com/uk/shop/product/MU7E2ZM/A/usb-c-to-35mm-headphone-jack-adapter
>
Are you sure it is a DAC ? I got a similar adapter for a Samsung tablet
And it has just occurred to me that I have an Apple in-line DAC which is
extreme well reviewed and costs £9
https://www.apple.com/uk/shop/product/MU7E2ZM/A/usb-c-to-35mm-headphone-jack-adapter
There is a very easy solution.
As suggested I will start a new thread.
Brian
In UK: Chromecast
Thanks for your comments, all.
The Topping D30 was in my sights.
If the USB audio from a P4 is fine I have another option. I Southampton
I run an old Beresford 7510 DAC which has no USB input, but I Nicosia I
have a later 7520 which does. I could swap them over - when I get to
travel!
The
wLabarum wrote:
>
>
> and I wonder if a Raspberry Pi with this hat and PiCorePlayer would
> allow me to achieve the same ends as above.
>
> /QUOTE]
>
> Hi Brian, good to see you posting again. I hope the old hip is well :)
>
> I think this is a no-brainer and should be done. :p
>
> With
coyrls wrote:
> The pre Pi 4 criticism was something I have read about rather than
> experienced myself! I would have thought that not using the Ethernet
> port would solve the potential issue anyway, as there would be no
> Ethernet traffic on the USB bus.That was my thinking as well. I don't
Looking at the Squeezelite docs the -s option is used to set the LMS
server address and port if autodiscover is not used. It also appears
that, if you're using https://hub.docker.com/r/giof71/squeezelite, the
SQUEEZELITE_SERVER_PORT is passed as this -s parameter. This means that
you should
slartibartfast wrote:
> In my experience there is no issue with the sound quality using USB into
> an external DAC from a Pi3B. I am not using the ethernet port though.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
The pre Pi 4 criticism was something I have read about rather than
experienced
That is why I asked , I don`t have any other configurations to compare
to . Do you guys have LMS and Squeezelite working in containers ?
If yes , can you please share your configurations , docker-compose
files if you have ?
coyrls wrote:
> The USB external DAC poor sound quality was a criticism of the pre Pi4
> architecture where the USB ports shared a bus with the Ethernet port.
> That architecture changed with the Pi4, where the USB ports have a
> dedicated bus. I think now its accepted that with the pi4
Shouldn't the SQUEEZELITE_SERVER_PORT be 192.168.100.93:9002 - it's the
address:port on which LMS is listening, not a port for Squeezelite to
listen on.
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Labarum wrote:
> I presently have a Beresford DAC strapped to the back of the TV with its
> two optical inputs driven by
>
> 1.A Chromecast Audio dongle receiving via Castbridge
>
> 2. A TV which has a Chromecast Video Dongle attached - this dongle is
> also recognised by Castbridge and audio
pCP requires Raspberry Pi, which is ARM not Intel architecture, to run.
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, abc
australia and cbc/radio-canada
and, via the extra \"radio now playing\"
drerd wrote:
> I tried to install also Local Player from the LMS plugins , still no
> music is heard .
LocalPlayer just tell squeezelite to play directly from a file and not
streamed form LMS. All player control is done via network.
I know nothing about Docket etc. but your issues is probably
drerd wrote:
> Hello guys ,
>
> I have installed LMS and sqeezelite on a RPI4 in Docker containers /
> Portainer mode .
>
> However ,my LMS installation doesn`t detect the Squeezelite player . I
> tried to install also Local Player from the LMS plugins , still no
> music is heard .
>
I presently have a Beresford DAC strapped to the back of the TV with its
two optical inputs driven by
1.A Chromecast Audio dongle receiving via Castbridge
2. A TV which has a Chromecast Video Dongle attached - this dongle is
also recognised by Castbridge and audio may be streamed by that
I've used resizeFS to use 'Whole disk' and now normal services has
resumed. No errors in log now.
I guess it was down to the nightly builds not clearing old versions but
didn't get to the root of the disk space culprit. Back to the Release
branch for now.
rgdawson wrote:
> Prior to your post I had never noticed this issue. But today, believe
> it or not, I was trying out an old R-Pi 1. I installed piCorePlayer on
> it and running audio over hdmi, just to see if it worked. Well sure
> enough, I noticed very audible distortion at the end of a
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