drmatt wrote:
> I would agree with you, but I'd be guessing as to what the exact cause
> is. I've seen devices behave like this before, and it's very much
> device-specific. Unless you can show that Alsa is kicking off a stream
> and sending garbage I would definitely think it's the DAC driver.
>
drmatt wrote:
> Based on what OS, kernel, and software stack?
>
> The udev system should handle initialisation of the DAC if it's plugged
> in post boot. You should at least see a kernel log message when the DAC
> joins the USB bus, even if no driver subsequently loads to manage it.
Armbian os
Hi,
I am working on an arm64-based, squeezebox touch-like system.
The system plays through a USB DAC (C_MEDIA 6632A) using
squeezelite.
The results vary depending on how I start up the system:
If I connect and power on the DAC first, then the squeezebox system, I
get this:
1. The DAC is pick
The top, LH "Off" button on the fab 4 turns off the music and enables a
when off screensaver. The next swipe on the screen turns on the screen
again and displays the button, which can be touched to turn on again.
Using Jivelite, I can specify a when off screensaver and trigger the
"off" action by
Hi,
I've been trying to find a way to make the text scroll more smoothly in
the now playing window.
My touchscreen refresh rate is 56Hz (not configurable) so I started by
playing about with the FPS settings in jive.h, figuring that the
jivelite refreshrate should be a fraction of 56.
Disappoint
Thanks Ralphy for the 1024x600 support
It's really great to have it working without ugly user hacks ;)
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Hi again,
the Pine64 LCD touchscreen has a refresh rate of 56Hz.
I notice that when I start jivelite with the default settings of 30fps,
the text jumps and flickers, so I truied setting different
JIVE_FRAME_RATEs in src/jive.h
The smoothest scrolling is not surprisingly with multiples of 56:
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Hi,
I now have a working Xorg, using the tslib touchscreen driver and a
patched JogglerSkinApplet.lua, suporting my 1024x600 screen resolution.
I have modified my ~/.xsessionrc file to start jivelite directly in the
context of the autologin user.
The alternative would be to start it as a servic
Hi,
I bought a Pine64+ (allwinner A64) board and screen, knowing that this
was not yet supported. The reasoning being that it is cheap and ticks a
lot of the hardware boxes for a Squeezebox touch replacement with
dedicated ethernet and USB ports/busses.
Armbian runs out of the box and supports t
