> I did as you suggested and it has changed the error. Files appear to
> play but there is no sound and brutefir.log now shows the following on
> each track.
>
> Any suggestions...
>
>
> brutefirwrapper rev 12 starting at 1408808980 2014-08-23
> 15:49:40
> Resampling brutefir filter fr
Mimax,
I am glad that you figured out this python 2... issue, so now you have
nice time to play with calibrated microphone ;)
PM me if you need any sample generic filters to test it out.
Rob
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bobertuk wrote:
> I've installed brutefir and the brutefirdrc plugin for LMS but am having
> problems when I select the flac template in player settings.
>
> Have only attempted to use the example filters but when I try playing a
> flac, I get 'can't open file' error in LMS and in iPeng. Select
> In addition, is it possible to use Brutefir on Wandboard with SoA? If
> so, how :-)
>
> TIA
>
> Bob
Yes, it is possible, it would be great addition to SoA making it a super
transport!
The horse power is here (WB quad) and possibly on some other ARM
devices. Here is my old post:
http://forum
What about Samba password? Having many users/computers on home network
that have capability of accidental deleting my whole library scares me a
little. ;-)
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Triode wrote:
> OK - lets confirm what we want (and not have a different option for each
> user...)
>
> I can see two use cases for this menu:
> 1) mount local disks (which there is value in sharing via samba)
> 2) mount remote shares (which you probably don't need to share via
> samba)
>
> How
bernid wrote:
> Thanks for that.
> Since two days I test SoA on a thin kirkwood (armv5tel) machine.
> Gigabit Ethernet works just fine on my device. Only wlan setup require
> some manual intervention..
> During installation Arch Linux assigned strange name for the wlan
> interface -'wlp0s1
Triode wrote:
> The SoA packages are only testing on arm7h (wandboard) and arm6h (pi) so
> I have not included support of arm5te at present.
>
> You can manually edit the PKGBUILD files to change the line:
> >
Code:
> >
> arch=('i686' 'x86_64' 'armv6h' 'armv7h')
>
Triode wrote:
> Re storage - what error messages did you get for the usb hdd - what
> format is it? It worked for me for fat earlier - wondered if it is a
> format I don't have support for in the image yet.
>
> Edit: assuming this is nfts - could you try doing "pacman -S nfts-3g" on
> the devic
Triode wrote:
> Upadate: I now have a slightly more user friendly way of creating the
> Arch Linux sdcard image. This is only for linux, but you can use an
> existing linux desktop or a wandboard having booted into another linux
> version.
>
> To create an sdcard image using a wandboard. Boo
Apart from heat, usb 2.0 may be a bottle neck with high freq bitrates,
unless we map brutefir channels to use onboard DACs (John Swenson's
carrier board comes to my mind).
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JackOfAll wrote:
> Suggest you don't waste any more time on this, if you can use ethernet
> for the moment.
Clive,
I have another WB Q running nicely BrutefirDRC on LMS (old REV), so I
can swap them to have wifi on remote one :D.
Off topic: I'm going to test WB Brutefir with multi-channel sou
Code:
Complete!
[fedora@WandPlayer ~]$ sudo systemctl disable brcm4329-bluetooth
rm '/etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/brcm4329-bluetooth.service'
[fedora@WandPlayer ~]$ sudo systemctl stop brcm4329-bluetooth
[fedora@WandPlayer ~]$ sudo systemctl enable b
JackOfAll wrote:
> I'm flying blind again with this, not being able to test
>
> >
Code:
> >
> sudo csos-cleanUpdate -y brcm4329-bluetooth
> sudo systemctl disable brcm4329-bluetooth
> sudo systemctl stop brcm4329-bluetooth
> sudo systemctl enable brcm4330-b
Code:
[fedora@WandPlayer ~]$ sudo modprobe -r brcmfmac
[fedora@WandPlayer ~]$ sudo modprobe -v brcmfmac
insmod /lib/modules/3.0.35-cm76/kernel/net/wireless/cfg80211.ko
insmod
/lib/modules/3.0.35-cm76/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/brcm80211/brcmutil/brcmutil.ko
in
Code:
[fedora@WandPlayer ~]$ sudo grep firmware /var/log/kernel
Jan 1 01:00:12 wandboard kernel: [2.223233] imx-sdma imx-sdma: loaded
firmware 1.1
Dec 31 19:00:18 WandPlayer kernel: [2.313216] imx-sdma imx-sdma: loaded
firmware 1.1
Dec 31 19:00:15 WandPlay
Code:
Last login: Sat May 24 07:28:53 2014 from 10.0.1.6
[fedora@WandPlayer ~]$ sudo grep firmware /var/log/messages
Dec 31 19:00:17 WandPlayer kernel: [2.313180] imx-sdma imx-sdma: loaded
firmware 1.1
Dec 31 19:00:18 WandPlayer NetworkManager[216]: monitoring
JackOfAll wrote:
> Rob, just out of interest, where did you get your board from, digikey,
> mouser, ?
>
> Before ordering what will be my 6th Wandboard, I'd like to make sure
> that I get a C1. ;)
It was from Future Electronics, in the middle of this week (they had 15
in stock).
Hi Clive,
Just checked C1 with your software corrections. Checked with dmesg,
iwconfig...
WB can not find 4330. I will double check on fresh R8 image.
Thank you,
Rob
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Just quick heads-up:
On the Wandboard System-on-Module:
Upgraded WiFi and Bluetooth module (BCM4329 to BCM4330). This brings
Bluetooth 4.0 to the Wandboard
HDMI CEC pin routed
CAN Bus signals routed to the EDM connector
Add resistor R149 to autodetect REV C1.
I got recently brand new WB quad an
JackOfAll wrote:
> Rob, need to be sure you are comparing apples to apples, not apples to
> oranges. 50% of a CPU running at 396MHz, or 50% at a Gig? Latest release
> (R8) went back to using the ondemand governor by default. When it drops
> to a lower freq core speed, % used will increase.
Silly
Hi there,
I had a chance to compare Squeezelite precess CPU loads on recent
images. Here is what i noticed:
Playback on 44.1khz async upsamled to 96khz (setting quick, minimum
phase, VHK=28 precision)
Squeezelite process:
R7 CPU load ~ 12%
R8 CPU load ~ 24%
R8 CPU load ~ 50% ( Soxr mult
**Gandhi wrote:
> Rob P,
> Thank you very much for testing. So far, my interpretation is that
> performance seems good enough.
>
> It takes a while to start the first track, though. Not a problem in
> itself, but I guess this also happens when one switches between tracks
>
Gandhi wrote:
> Would you say that the WB responds quickly with this load, for example
> when seeking or switching tracks in LMS?
>
Gandhi,
The responsiveness of WB at 96kHz/24bit FFT filter length 32768 samples
is good.
Changing tracks is reasonably fast. First track starts after ~ 2s
Fil
BrutefirDRC Flac 192khz/24 bit, FFT filter lenght 65536 samples (32768
taps)
Code:
[fedora@wandboard ~]$ top
top - 23:44:11 up 2 days, 7:00, 2 users, load average: 5.09, 4.18, 3.84
Tasks: 125 total, 1 running, 124 sleeping, 0 stopped, 0 zombie
%Cpu0 : 10.
BrutefirDRC Flac 96khz/24 bit, FFT filter lenght 32768 samples (16384
taps)
Code:
[fedora@wandboard ~]$ top
top - 23:37:23 up 2 days, 6:53, 2 users, load average: 4.15, 3.76, 3.63
Tasks: 125 total, 1 running, 124 sleeping, 0 stopped, 0 zombie
%Cpu0 : 7.1
BrutefirDRC Flac 44.1khz, FFT filter lenght 16384 samples (8192 taps)
Code:
[fedora@wandboard ~]$ top
top - 23:27:32 up 2 days, 6:43, 2 users, load average: 4.02, 3.72, 3.56
Tasks: 125 total, 1 running, 124 sleeping, 0 stopped, 0 zombie
%Cpu0 : 1.9 us
Hi JackOfAll,
It is my first post in CSOS forum. I appreciate your great work on
Community Squeeze project!
Here is my painful way to make BrutefirDRC working on CSOS. I am more
acoustic then Linux guy,
so please check if there are any errors in my thinking logic writting
attached instructions.
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