agburnsky wrote:
> I may have misunderstood your original question. In my setup, I have
> LMS installed on the SD card with piCorePlayer. A good SD card would
> have no issues running LMS. I store my music and cache on a USB flash
> drive. Since 512GB usb flash drives are available, you can
Paul Webster wrote:
> and to give you an idea about how big they can get
> >
Code:
> >
> tc@pcp:/usr/local/slimserver$ ls -lrt Cache/*.db
> -rw-rw-r--1 tc staff157296640 Jan 19 15:50 Cache/library.db
> -rw-rw-r--1 tc staff 40751104 Jan
paul- wrote:
> LMS uses a local cache for its music library that can get rather large,
> and uses alot of space when "optimizing" the database. A Pi is not
> going to have enough ram. If you only stream from internet radio, then
> not as much will be cached, but then it's not affecting perfor
Further to my previous post, I had a thought, probably a stupid one.
Can LMS be forced to run entirely from RAM? That way the type of boot
media would have no effect on performance? Or is there not enough RAM?
hoverdonk
agburnsky wrote:
> You were asking Paul, but I'll share that I've used a sandisk fit usb
> flash drive for years with a pi3 and pi4 both running LMS and
> squeezelite as a player, also on wifi and it works great, never notice
> any lag in displaying artwork or other performance issues. With the
Paul Webster wrote:
> Yes. Also some current models have 512MB - for example Raspberry Pi Zero
> 2W
> https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/raspberry-pi.html#raspberry-pi-revision-codes
> The models with less memory have, historically at least, had less
> powerful processors as well
I'm currently reconfiguring my LMS/Pi setup and am wondering whether or
not to let LMS run on pCP alongside a Squeezelite instance or not. In
terms of SQ performance, does Squeezelite prefer to have a Pi to itself?
I'm happy to devote a Pi to this, but could find other uses for it if
it doesn't
paul- wrote:
> What USB Dac are you using and what RPI board? If you are using an
> older RPI board (Earlier than a RPI4) Then take a look at the "USB
> Audio tweaks" at the bottom of the tweaks page.
RPi 3B with Topping D10s.
Thanks. I have no idea what those settings mean but I will have
I was just in settings and saw that v.8.0.0 is available, so I updated
in-situ, which went smoothly.
The reason I was looking at settings was to try wi-fi instead of
ethernet. The next logical step is to disble ethernet - is this
possible in PCP? I have looked through settings but could not se
bennyboyph wrote:
> Anyone got this working yet?
>
>
>
> Sent from my ONEPLUS A3003 using Tapatalk
Doesn't seem so. Think I'll try my luck on the Khadas forum.
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paul- wrote:
> It sure does appear that you need that specific firmware loaded. If you
> do, on pCP goto the Diagnostics page, then select the Sound Page.
>
> Look for the amixer section.what is the contents?
Here are the two sections with amixer in the heading:
>
> [ INFO ] amixer cse
paul- wrote:
> Ouch.no, just start a new thread when your ready.start with a
> summary.
Thanks @paul-. New thread just posted...
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?03-PCP-Khadas-Tone-Board-DAC-controlled-volume&p=953426#post953426
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Hi. I started a discussion on the thread 'ANNOUNCE: piCorePlayer 5.0.0'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?110642-ANNOUNCE-piCorePlayer-5-0-0/page52)
(starts on page #518) and it was suggested to start a new thread (thanks
to @Man in a Van and @paul- for their help so far). To summar
paul- wrote:
> I dont think you want anything to do with soldering wires on the board
> like you see in that forum thread. From what I gathered from the forum
> posting you needed to update the firmware in your board to do hardware
> volume via xmos. Did you do that?
>
> I think this subjec
paul- wrote:
> I don't see in the manual anywhere talking about hardware volume.
All I can see is:
No8 [XMOS 8 Channel extend]: 8 Channel Ext FPC Connectors Pin-Out (J3)
13 VOLUME
... which means very little to me :confused:
paul- wrote:
> If the hardware volume control is an Als
Man in a van wrote:
> 1:- I really have no idea, I guess it's software as it's just adusting
> the Alsamixer settings.
>
>
Me neither! All I understand is that the volume output of the
ESS9038Q2M* can be controlled by the XMOS on the Khadas board (or
alternatively by 'this widget'
(https://w
Man in a van wrote:
> No pointers :p just try at your own risk
>
> First you need the latest firmware for the toneboard.
>
>
> Then, just make the settings in LMS:
>
>
> ...And be careful out there, people!:rolleyes:
Many thanks ronnie @Man in a van. Tonight will be my first chance
paul- wrote:
> Any documentation on how the board is controlled?
There is some info here...
https://docs.khadas.com/toneboard/UserManual.html
... not sure if it helps, sorry. Thanks.
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Hello slimdevices world!
I would like to enable the hardware volume control functionality of the
Khadas Tone Board DAC (ESS9038Q2M), i.e. controlled through PCP LMS. It
has been done is on Volumio but I do not want to go (back) there (I am
very happy with PCP!)
Has anybody here managed it? I
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