Which of the following list of LMS packages do I need to use for a
manual update of LMS on piCorePlayer 7.0.0?
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Paul Webster wrote:
> Could this be the problem where there are two sets of web pages on the
> pCP system as a result of an in-situ update?
Possibly. Can you explain a bit more? Is there anything I can do about
that?
Matt
*SqueezeBoxes:* 2 x piCorePlayers
*Server:* One of the piCorePlayers
Hi folks, can I refer you to a thread on LMS 8.1?
On my version of pCP 7.0.0 I do not appear to have the manual LMS
upgrade options, so can only get what I am given, which is LMS 7.9.2
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?113511-Logitech-Media-Server-8-1-0-released!&p=1009237&viewfull=1#
kidstypike wrote:
> You need pCP 6.0.0-B7 image for a Pi4.
>
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?110727-BETA-piCorePlayer6-0-0-PI4-support
All working fine now, thanks! Doddle to set up as before, and I will
have to change my sig. My other piCorePlayers have been just players
lin
kidstypike wrote:
> You need pCP 6.0.0-B7 image for a Pi4.
>
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?110727-BETA-piCorePlayer6-0-0-PI4-support
Fantastic! I thought I was going mad! Will rush home and have another
go, thanks to both of you.
Matt
*SqueezeBoxes:* A *'piCorePlayer'
(h
I have just bought a RPi 4 to create a new Squeezebox emulator. I have
flashed the PiCorePlayer 5.0.0 image onto a 32GB microSD card using the
recommended software.
I have then inserted it into the slot on the RPi, plugged in a network
cable connected directly to my router and then powered up th
Man in a van wrote:
> Maybe donate to a local school/PI Jam?:)
>
> RonnieGood idea. Will investigate.
Sent from my F5121 using Tapatalk
Matt
*SqueezeBoxes:* A *'piCorePlayer'
(https://sites.google.com/site/picoreplayer/home)* with two Duets, one
no longer in active service.
*Server:* Synolo
TheLastMan wrote:
> Thanks Greg, yes almost certainly nothing to do with the software. it is
> not the SD card, I have tried 3 of those and the same problem on each.
> Probably my WiFi dongle, but I don't want to fork out for a RPi 3
> without confirmation that the WiFi is good
TheLastMan wrote:
> I have resigned myself to getting another power brick, dongle and set of
> RCA cables which will require me to switch inputs manually on the amp.
Quick update. I have discovered that the Tibo speakers have a USB socket
at the back. I thought this was for a music
paul- wrote:
> rpi is just dropping new firmware for the rpi3 wifi chip. Stability
> seems to be a bit better. I personally don't have a problem, but then
> my systems are quite close to my wifi router. That is probably the
> biggest issuelack of a real antenna.Mine is about 3m clear line
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi Matt,
>
> The symptoms you describe sound really weird. Of course the process you
> go through is not "normal". Who would use software that works like
> that?
>
> I assume you are using the latest pCP 3.22.
>
> I suspect a faulty hardware, SD card or RPi. I can't work
kidstypike wrote:
> I've just modded a retro radio with a Pi3/HiFiBerry Amp+ using the Pi's
> built-in WiFi. I've switched it off at the wall say 50-60 times without
> problem, It's set to play a playlist on boot, it works fine, every time.
>
> From switch on at the wall to hearing music - 28 se
Thanks Ronnie. I actually don't have LMS on this. I have a NAS with LMS,
this is purely a player. I imagine it is mainly down to the WiFi and
networking issues, so I am looking more for feedback as to whether
people have a good experience using piCorePlayer with the iRP3 built in
Wi-Fi. In parti
I currently have piCorePlayer running on a Raspberry Pi Version 1 "B".
The one where you had to solder on the connector for a DAC (in my case
an IQAudio DAC). I am connecting it to my WiFi network using a generic
WiFi dongle which works fine provided it is "always on". However, when
power is rem
drmatt wrote:
> It's a bit of a black art getting the Bluetooth stack to do anything
> useful on Linux, so the odds of getting a working Bluetooth audio
> receiver in software on a bluetooth-equipped rpi3 is low. So you are
> still looking at a secondary Bluetooth receiver with PSU. I recently
>
drmatt wrote:
> Technically yes (wavinput plugin if you have an audio capture device)
> but you may be as well to buy a Bluetooth-enabled amp or active speaker
> instead.
>
>
> -Transcoded from Matt's brain by Tapatalk-I don't need to route BT audio via
> LMS, just play using the RPi on which
Hi, really like my piCorePlayer for playing my FLAC music collection on
my NAS using the LMS Squeezebox system, and occasionally use Airplay
from my iPad. However, I would like to be able to play audio to the
piCorePlayer using a bluetooth connection from my Android phone. Is
there any way I can
soundbyte wrote:
> Hello Greg,
>
> Thanks for the reply, indeed the default LMS port should be 9000.
>
> Looking into when and where I must have changed it and how to change it
> back to 9000.
>
> At the moment a Windows system process is using that port, more
> investigation needed.
>
> Than
ghulse wrote:
> I'm thinking of retiring my MacMini and going with an NAS. Supposedly
> Logitech only supports the NETGear ReadyNAS, but I read somewhere else
> that the newer models are not compatible. Can anyone recommend an NAS
> that will work work with a Squeezebox AND PicorePlayer on a Rasb
d6jg wrote:
> Locking an iThingy to a particular app is apparently easy
>
> https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT202612
Interesting - I have an old iPod Touch (3rd Gen I think) sitting in a
draw. I might try this procedure with it and iPeng or the original
controller app - as that is what the fa
d6jg wrote:
> O2 Joggler either flashed with latest OpenPeak software or you can
> install and run off a USB stick. They go for about £50 on eBay. Makes a
> nice touch screen controller and can display a clock when not in use. I
> have one in this mode but TBH 95% of the time it's a clock and I u
d6jg wrote:
> I have just found this fully built Pi 2 plus DAC in a pretty nifty case.
> It's pricey at 249Euros but there is a kit at 199Euros.
> http://www.audiophonics.fr/en/appareils-hifi-dac/audiophonics-raspdac-network-player-raspberry-pi-20-dac-sabre-p-10369.html
>
They don't install the
tparvais wrote:
> Hello
>
> I've picoreplayer + USB DAC (PCM2704). I want to know if I shall use a
> specific parameter to use at the maximum DAC capacity ?
No special parameters needed.
> I'm listing to FLAC and 320Kbps MP3.If the files are ripped from a cd they
> are at 16 bit / 44.1 khz whi
OK, sounds like it is best to leave well alone then. If it ain't broke,
don't fix it!
Brilliant software. Once I got the hardware plugged together it took me
less than 10 minutes to have a working player showing up in the LMS web
interface. It does what it needs to do and (touch wood!) has been
I have piCorePlayer installed on a Raspberry Pi B with IQaudiO Pi-DAC
(yes, fiddly soldering job needed). Not sure which version of the
software I have, but it just works. It is always on 24/7, streams
uninterrupted, starts, stops, pauses, rewinds, fast forwards, volume up
and down as required.
CommanderROR wrote:
> @Greg
>
> Actually that's a non-issue for me. I mainly want to to restart the
> radio-channel I last used. That works with the "Play" command. My LMs
> always remembers the last-played track/Playlist7Radio Channel, no matter
> how long the PcP was unpowered.
>
> The real "
dafiend wrote:
> But USB is a purely digital, bit-perfect connection. I don't see how it
> would affect the digital-analog conversion in any way. Anybody care to
> explain? From my (surely incomplete) understanding, USB audio interfaces
> usually work just as well as sound cards directly hooked u
Howardyiu wrote:
> Hi there, I have upgraded to 1.17, but the app "Logitech media sever"
> the official one or the web sever based on the NAS can't find the
> player, did I miss some setting?
> I m using pi b+ and synology 213j
> I have only installed the lms app on the NAS and do nothing
> Thank
Capt.insano wrote:
> Maybe Steen could put together an .img with version 1.16a included,
> meaning no need for the Model B in the installation process.
> I'm hoping the model B+ improves analogue audio out as expected!
> The.Capt
I suggest if you want piCorePlayer to work with the B+ board then
Greg Erskine wrote:
> When you do a "./squeezelite -?" you get this:
>
> >
Code:
> > -c , Restrict codecs to those specified, otherwise
load all available codecs; known codecs: flac,pcm,mp3,ogg,aac,wma,alac,dsd
(mad,mpg for specific mp3 codec)
SamS wrote:
> Ah, thanks.
>
> FYI for steen, etc... I can also test hi-rez via HDMI. I only have
> 24/96 loaded right now, but I'll go dig up some 24/192 and load into LMS
> for testing purposes. Let me know how I can help.
>
> BTW.. I FINALLY figured out my "10 seconds from song end" glitch!
Howard Passman wrote:
> Hi, I'm brand new to the picoplayer. It's up and running, but I can
> only connect wirelessly to unsecured wireless networks. I have 3
> wireless routers in my home all use the same WEP key, but obviously
> different SSID's. If security is open, the raspberrypicoplayer
sbp wrote:
> piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
> Homepage: https://sites.google.com/site/picoreplayer/home
> Please donate if you like the piCorePlayer
The "donate" link in your sig is broken Steen. Still works from the
homepage though, but you might want to correct it.
TheLastMan wrote:
> Yes, I have heard that too. Much louder and better for that. The RPi
> analog output stage is rather "hissy" and on 1.15e some of the quieter
> passages of music could get lost in the background noise. Not any
> longer. The sound from the analog out i
Apesbrain wrote:
> Hi Steen, v1.16 analog output works well. Did you increase output
> level? Seems quite a bit louder now (which is good). Really like the
> new "In Situ" feature. Thanks.
Yes, I have heard that too. Much louder and better for that. The RPi
analog output stage is rather "hi
Just want to install and go on a basic Raspberry Pi. Have ordered all
the bits. I will be using the standard headphone out into an
amplifier's "aux" input.
This is just providing my kids' iPod docking system with a Squeezebox
function - so no hi-fi required, no USB DAC and no high-res files. Jus
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