JackOfAll wrote:
> The plugin package has always had a dendency on brutefir, so it will be
> installed if it isn't already. Don't need an explicit dep on python.
> (Several core Fedora package require it, so it will always already be
> installed.)
>
>
Exellent, thanks! Just one little thing: t
JackOfAll wrote:
> Good to know. I'll take a look at what they are calling a permissions
> problem tomorrow. I think brutefirwrapper is lacking executable
> permissions.
Hi JackOfAll
it seems Rob has done a nice job at describing what he had to do to get
BrutefirDrc running on his Wandboard. I'
I found and installed the missing perl dependencies at rpmfind. I'll
list it here in case others see the same problem
yum install
ftp://rpmfind.net/linux/fedora/linux/releases/16/Everything/i386/os/Packages/perl-YAML-0.73-2.fc16.noarch.rpm
yum install
ftp://rpmfind.net/linux/fedora/linux/updates/
JackOfAll wrote:
> Missing dependencies?
I tried installing from vortexboxbeta. No errors, but LMS will not run.
I uninstalled and by enabling community-squeeze I got this:
---
yum install logitechmediaserver
Loaded plugins: langpacks, presto, re
After some search I found this in /etc/yum.conf:
exclude=logitechmediaserver No wonder I didn't get to install it! Quite
embarrassing.. I have no idea how or when this exclude entered my
yum.conf. I still have trouble getting logitechmediaserver installed and
running, but now I can at least use yu
Strange. I installed the repo per your instructions and removed the LMS
I had installed (7.8 from slimdevices) I get the same error as on the
Vortexbox repo.
[vortexbox ~]# yum -y install logitechmediaserver
Loaded plugins: langpacks, presto, refresh-packagekit
No package logitechmediaserver avai
I would like to use the FE16 repo for my Vortexbox (for LMS,
BrutefirDRC..), but the web page states 'Coming soon...' Any chance of
an update or a quick howto?
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Triode wrote:
> On a other linux machines it give more useful outputs ...
Yes on Vortexbox and Voyage, the two others I've tried, it gives a
normal output so it is as I expected, Touch is different from a full
Linux distro.
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Triode wrote:
> New binaries available from:
> http://code.google.com/p/squeezelite/downloads/list
Hi Triode
this may be a bug or it may be related to the way I have my two Touch
(both at 7.8 with EDO) units configured: I've disabled jive_alsa,
watchdog and squeezeplay so Touch is now booting
stop-spinning wrote:
> Perfect thank you OGS.
>
> In summary, once I have installed Voyage MPD Linux, how do I then
> install squeezelite - can you summarise the installation commands if you
> don't mind? I am not a Linux geek I am afraid.
The following should hopefull
stop-spinning wrote:
> Perhaps a Linux OS platform optimised for sound quality if there is such
> a thing.
Hi,
I do not know about the mp3 dll for windows, but I've tried Squeezelite
on a Atom 450 netbook running the Voyage MPD linux distro
(http://linux.voyage.hk/voyage-mpd). This is optimised
soundcheck wrote:
> TXRX=hw:0,0 -- is just an alias. You can use simple Alsa soundcard
> indexes (hw:0,0, plughw:1,0 etc. ) with squeezelite, even though they
> are not shown with squeezlite -l.
>
> EDO I would use for USB interfaces. (I'm not sure though, if Triodes
> kernel would enhance th
soundcheck wrote:
>
> Below line works quite well with 44.1/24 (96/24 needs higher buffer
> settings) on the Touch.
> It won't go much lower than that under Touch stock setting conditions I
> think.
>
> # ps -eo cmd | grep squ
> chrt -f 40 /usr/bin/squeezelite -m 00 00 00 00 00 00 -o hw:0,0 -c
Triode wrote:
> As long as you don't have default settings (no tuning) then squeezelite
> should run on Touch without changing buffer sizes using the hw:CARD=TXRX
> output. It will need the EDO kernel if you want to get to 192k though.
> Note that there is a complexity of what to do with the st
Julf wrote:
> How did you verify that the sound really improved? Measurements? ABX?
You may want to check that in your own system if you own a Touch.
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Julf wrote:
> Interesting - but why would you want to do it?
Good question... squeezelite delivers very good sound quality on the
laptops I've tried it on. I wanted to check if squeezelite also improves
sound from Touch. It does.
I've tested squeezelite on a couple of laptops booting the latest
live-cd from voyage-mpd. Works perfectly. Sound card is a Stello U3
USB-S/PDIF concerter (XMOS). I started to wonder which Linux distro and
hardware I should get to set up a permanent solution. An alix board with
the Voyage distro s
For those interested. Version 1.3.0 of the LMS convolver plugin has just
been posted here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/brutefirdrc/
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