> Also, Termux uses pkg commands instead of apt and apt-get. If the apt
> commands don't work for you, try pkg update, followed by pkg install
> squeezelite. That's what worked for me.
>
I used the Play Store version and pkg could not find squeezelite, hence
the instruction to use apt.
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Install Termux
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.termux&hl=en_GB&gl=US
Install Hackers Keyboard to provide CTRL key
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.pocketworkstation.pckeyboard&hl=en_GB&gl=US
In Termux:
apt-get update
apt install squeezelite
Better if you pr
I'm using Ubuntu 16.04 and have WOL working.
There is a delay of about 10 seconds before the computer becomes visible
to the network after wake. This is consistent with when the lights start
flashing on the network socket.
Is there a way to shorten this delay?
Thanks
Tony
Asrock J3160TN-IT
Improved script:
Code:
#!/bin/bash
#use command - xinput - to find id of mouse who's scroll wheel you want to use
mouseID=" USB OPTICAL MOUSE"
player="Dining Room"
IP="127.0.0.1 9090"
#Button inactive after press registered - tenths of sec
locktime=10
https://youtu.be/aqKPm3oGNSY
Code:
#!/bin/bash
#use command - xinput - to find id of mouse who's scroll wheel you want to use
mouseID=" USB OPTICAL MOUSE"
player="Dining Room"
IP="127.0.0.1 9090"
#Button inactive after press registered - tenths of sec
loc
Roland0 wrote:
> 'This' (https://www.nexus0.net/pub/documents/LMS/lms-inputexec/) might
> be of interest.
>From what I can see that is button/keypress only. The point (for me) is
to have the rotation of a traditional volume knob that properly
interfaces with the LMS volume setting. Most of the
Here is a shell script that takes input from the mouse scroll wheel to
change the volume of the named local player. I wrote it with a view to
hacking a Poundland mouse plus rotary encoder to put a real volume knob
on my LMS / Squeezebox computer. I would welcome any comments or
suggestions.
Cod
I tried to use the alarm clock on my new server set up and found that it
didn't work. The server is normally suspended and wakes properly using
WOL. Wake set by OS is set in the BIOS.
Digging a little deeper:
Code:
media@media-pc:~/Desktop$ dmesg |grep rtc
[2.06
I've just moved from a Windows XP Squeezebox server to a new Ubuntu
machine and needed to sort out the power management.
Ubuntu power management appears to simply look for keyboard and mouse
activity to determine if the machine is in use, and consequentially will
suspend even if playing music. O
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newwolf wrote:
> No nothing is accessible from outside only from command-line.
> But did you make some big changes?
I think there is a gap in my knowledge here. I guess picoreplayer writes
some settings other than the ones I have actively changed and saved. My
picoreplayer is at 192.168.1.10 -
newwolf wrote:
>
> Searched a bit and I think did also compiled it incorrect. :s (i'm
> sorry)
> Can you tell us what you did to enable the LCD?
The LCD script starts automatically.
Do you have access to the web interface?
Tony
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I am puzzled as to why the image isn't working for you, Robert.
I'm running with an SD card made from the same image!
As you don't have a monitor it is hard to diagnose the problem. Perhaps
some others could try the image, even if not interested in the LCD, just
to cast some light on this proble
Grumpy Bob wrote:
> I can see it turn up as BOX in the list of devices attached to my router
> when it is attached by ethernet. Whether than means it's booted, I don't
> know! If I try to connect to it by SSH at that IP address (using the
> usual piCorePlayer username/password), it complains that
Grumpy Bob wrote:
> I've written the image to an SD card and booted the Pi while connected
> via ethernet, but cannot SSH in or open the usual piCorePlayer web
> interface, as I can with recent versions of piCorePlayer. Should I be
> able to?
>
> Robert
Yes!
I did find that my pi wouldn't work
I've uploaded the SD img file and wiring diagram here:
http://118design.co.uk/piCorePlayerLCD/piCorePlayerLCD.zip
Tony
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I'll post info if anyone is interested.
Tony
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