paul- wrote:
> the only way it works cleanly, is to use the newer pi3B+ of rpi4, and
> use the 5G channels for WiFi.
>
> If you only have a 2.4 WiFi availiable, you need a separate WiFi stick,
> or separate bluetooth. Get the antennas separated.
I've been doing some casual testing around the h
I'm getting the occasional, very brief audio glitch on my Sennheiser 440
HD BT Bluetooth headphones when connected to the Pi. Have the Pi set as
a WAP, and know its Wi-Fi and Bluetooth signals are on similar
frequencies, so wondered if the Pi's WAP Wi-Fi could be interfering with
the Pi's Bluetoo
paul- wrote:
> In process, yes, but you need to use the overlays and config from their
> script.
Thanks. And how do I "use the overlay" (sorry, don't know what that
means), where is the config and how do I access/save it? Sorry for basic
questions, but only been dabbling with pCP for about it a
paul- wrote:
> The scripts are for RPiOS and also for X. pCP/jivelite only works with
> framebuffers. Not an automatic install. It will take some messing
> around.
>
>
> However if you read the script
> https://github.com/goodtft/LCD-show/blob/master/MHS35-show
>
> if you copy the overla
paul- wrote:
> The scripts are for RPiOS and also for X. pCP/jivelite only works with
> framebuffers. Not an automatic install. It will take some messing
> around.
>
>
> However if you read the script
> https://github.com/goodtft/LCD-show/blob/master/MHS35-show
>
> if you copy the overla
I've bought a Flirc USB dongle I've setup to control my piCorePlayers
using the original remote controls that came with the Logitech
Squeezebox Touch and also the little 13-button remote that came with the
Squeezebox Radio accessory pack.
The dongle works perfectly on my piCorePlayer with touchs
Been testing Bluetooth connections to my pCP on Raspberry Pi 4B to
Sennheiser HD4.40 BT headphones and Wonderboom 2. Have two
observations/questions:
- I'm able to connect to both from pCP web interface and they stream
reliably. However, on restarting/booting I need to go to LMS and
sel
I use a Flirc case with piCorePlayer installed on a RP4 with a USB Hard
Disc to take my whole music library on holiday to use where I have no
Wi-Fi. I set the Pi as a WAP so I can connect to it from my Phone, but
am interested in getting this case with a built-in 3.5" touchscreen to
control the
I've been running piCorePlayer reliably for a couple of weeks using a
touchscreen, with Jivelite, Squeezelite and LMS all autostarting on
power up. But suddenly,LMS and Squeezelite no longer start on boot.
The only thing I've changed recently is creating WAP settings so my
phone can connect dir
Now I've saved an image backup to USB stick, and written that image to a
spare SD card, how would I go about restoring that image back onto the
original piCorePlayer I took it from without having to open up the
touchscreen case and swap out that cards?
Is there a way I can restore it from a USB
kidstypike wrote:
> OK, I reformatted the SD card in Windows, now it appears usable.
>
> On the LMS page I mounted it as crabtree.
>
> On the main page it appears in the list of available save locations.
>
> Creating an image now . . . it took 12mins, although true I didn't
> install extensio
H34dl3ss wrote:
> Hi!
> Sorry to resurrect this old thread, but it is pretty much the same issue
> I'm dealing with.
>
> I have a mobile setup of a squeezebox standalone server.
> It is providing a wifi access point.
> The intention is to use the pcp client with the mobile server
> occasionally
kidstypike wrote:
> Not sure, but you can save the backup *image* to an attached USB
> thumbstick, it needs burning to an SD card to be able to use it.
Thanks. I've put a blank SD card into a USB adapter, rebooted the Pi and
shutdown LMS. When I go to select image locaton, I see two options:
/m
kidstypike wrote:
> You can create a backup image in the latest versions of pCP. Main page >
> SD card image.
>
> 35380
Thanks. Can that backup to an SD Card plugged into the Pi via a USB
adapter?
My setup:
- LMS 8.1.1 running in Docker container on Synology D218+ connected to
Wi-Fi r
I have piCorePlayer on a Raspberry Pi 4 with the official 7" touchscreen
fitted inside a touchscreen case that doesn't allow access to the SD
card. I've removed the back of the case a couple of times already to
get the to the SD card, which has already caused the screw threads on
the back of the
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