connoleg wrote:
> Is it worth booting from the SATA drive or keep the SD for that?
It will be faster when booting, but as piCorePlayer normally don't write
to the SD card when it is running, you will have no use of speed of the
SSD in running mode.
pi4 4gb picoreplayer with lms and
Hi all,
I have my Argon One M2 booting from SD at the moment with a newly
installed SATA drive for music, can you folks point me in the right
direction to answer these?
two questions please: 1) Is it worth booting from the SATA drive or keep
the SD for that? 2) I can see the SDA SATA drive when
s25a wrote:
> AES67 in general can do more than 48000 Hz. It's depending on the sink
> which is in my case limited to 48000 HZ. I guess the reason why it shows
> all options is because there are other devices (sinks) that can do much
> more.
This is true of many devices but the ALSA driver
Hi,
AES67 in general can do more than 48000 Hz. It's depending on the sink
which is in my case limited to 48000 HZ. I guess the reason why it shows
all options is because there are other devices (sinks) that can do much
more.
I am on Debian 11. Kernel 5.10.0-12 AMD.
LMS is 8.2 and squeezelite
Help - please..
I have been running LMS on an Asustor AS5002T however it was the
supplied system labled "Beta". It was version 7.1 I think.
I was experiencing issues so decided to bite the bullit and get a new
version. I have Docker installed (but for some reason I=there is no Icon
for it
Standard NFS..
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as @Ronnie, and @Paul- were suggesting...
sometimes a picture helps. Here's mine. You can see the mount point
created in picore /mnt/MoyerLMSMusic, then from there, to point LMS to
the audio files, I browse to the subfolder /Media/Music. In my case I
have subfolders for FLAC, MP3, etc.
The
Taking your message in reverse.
s25a wrote:
> >
Code:
> >
> a@audioserver:~$ aplay --dump-hw-params -D hw:RAVENNA -r 48000 -c 2 -f
S24_3LE test48.wav
> Wiedergabe: WAVE 'test48.wav' : Signed 24 bit Little Endian in 3bytes,
Rate: 48000 Hz, stereo
> HW Params of
In your scanner log, the scan is not selecting the music files.
This is mine:
> [22-03-23 09:20:03.7562] Slim::Utils::Scanner::Local::deleteTracks (519)
> Removing deleted audio files (0)
> [22-03-23 09:20:03.7564] Slim::Utils::Scanner::Local::__ANON__ (301)
> Scanning new audio files (1366)
If you navigate to the folder containing the music files and expand the
folder, do you see something like this ?
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ronnie
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|Filename: picore2.png |
|Download:
Where is LMS installed and which OS is it installed upon ?
ronnie
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What do you have here ?
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ronnie
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|Filename: picore1.png |
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Dont know if this helps - my only attempt at LMS via RPI required that
after connecting USB disk and mounting i had to 'CHMOD -R 777' the
directory containing data before LMS could access it... this has to be
repeated every time i add more music to the disk...
Be warned - im kinda a noob at
Hi,
>
> When squeezelite tries to use an ALSA device,. the device will report
> what sample rates and sample sizes are supported and Squeezelite reports
> that back to LMS.
> So there should be no need to specify sample rate in command line.
> Command line options can often prevent squeezelite
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