Rotte2 wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am running Squeezeplug and Squeezelite player on a Raspberry Pi with a
> Hifimediy Sabre USB-DAC but the sound is crackling.
>
> .
>
> Any help is appreciated
>
> /Michael
Michael
Try adding the following to your existing /boot/cmdline.txt file:
Code:
ChrisMmm,
Might it possibly be related to DHCP on your router? Are you on a
wired or wireless network?
You could try setting a Static IP address to the WandBoard and see if
that helps.
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JackOfAll wrote:
> Well, to quote Triode, "It also supports wma radio streams, although
> this seems to only work reliably with the very latest ffmpeg git (2.0
> branch or trunk)." We're using released ffmpeg v1.2.2, not v2.0 from
> development git, so I'm not surprised. I'll take a look see if A
JackOfAll wrote:
> SQUEEZELITE-1.3-0.4.20130825GIT58DE3DF
>
> Changes...
> >
Code:
> >
> * Sun Aug 25 2013 - 1.3-0.4.20130825git58de3df
> - Add -DFFMPEG to build opts to enable wma and alac decoding.
> - Add -I/usr/include/ffmpeg to build opts.
>
-
bhhenry wrote:
> Thank you slackhead, I needed that as well.
>
> I also want to automatically mount a usb flash drive on insertion. It
> doesn't look like udev is installed. Would installing this bork the rest
> of the system?
Not sure - I mount USB drives through fstab
To make your drive accesible through samba you will need to edit the
file /etc/samba/smb.conf (I use nano from a SSH terminal) .
You will find someway down in the file a section named [Music]. Under
this is a 'path = '
Edit the path to match the location that your USB drive mounts to.
JackOfAll wrote:
> This is going to sound like I'm ducking the issue
Not at all. Good luck with the driver...
> Hmmm. If you saved that string, hold onto it.
Afraid not - but will try to repeat and will save it if it does.
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More on the WebGUI / Firefox issue:
I've just tried to enable Upsampling in the GUI and restart Squeezelite
and Firefox has returned a "The requested URL's length exceeds the
capacity limit for this server."
I would post the URL but the forum won't allow it as it beyond 10,000
characters long !
Three loops of the memtest completed without issue. So no apparent
problem there, which is good to know.
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slackhead wrote:
> Running it now.
>
> Just got to pop out for half an hour or so - will report result when I
> get back.
Running for over 90 minutes now and still on Loop 1 but everything OK so
far . (famou
JackOfAll wrote:
> Give up on the cpu stress test for the moment and see if you get
> anything flagged from the memtest.
Running it now.
Just got to pop out for half an hour or so - will report result when I
get back.
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JackOfAll wrote:
> Anything interesting or useful in /var/log/{kernel,messages} prior to
> the reboot?
No nothing. Only thing of note is that on rebooting the time is
retained - the clock times in the log do not show it being reset back to
Jan 01 01:00 like you get when doing a hard restart.
JackOfAll wrote:
> Thanks for the report. Try again and see if you can get past the ten
> minute mark! ;)
>
> I'm not convinced that heat alone is the cause of the issue. It may
> exacerbate the problem It is load related, of that I'm sure, but
> there does seem to be some randomness involv
slackhead wrote:
> Will run that for you now and report back.
Well - not sure if this is good or bad news - but it locked up after 7
minutes 30 secs with a final temp showing as 65 (I presume degrees C).
Starting temp was 48 and it reached 61 after 4 mins. The Quad is nude
with heats
JackOfAll wrote:
> I'm trying to chase down the lock-ups I've been seeing with the 3.11
> kernels on the quad cpu board. It's not very helpful every third time I
> rebuild a kernel module, the board locks-up.. Anyway, trying to
> eliminate heat as one reason. I want someone to run this on a q
JackOfAll wrote:
> Don't seem to have those issues with v23 Firefox or v27.0.1453.93
> Chromium (from my F19 x86_64 desktop).
>
> The squeezelite page allocation failure. Need to come back to it
> later. (Unless Triode gets there first. Hint. Hint.) I've just had a
> quick search back throug
JackOfAll wrote:
> I'm going to ask.. You are not using that 3.11-rc4 kernel, right?
> You are running the 3.0.35 kernel?
Yep, 3.0.35 kernel :)
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slackhead wrote:
> Secondly, when I go to the CSOS webpage for the Squeezelite settings and
> click the 'Save', 'Save and Conditionally Restart' or 'Restart' buttons
> - the CSOS logo displays briefly and then the page goes completely blank
> and stays
I've just noticed a couple of potential issues happening with my CSOS.
Firstly, over the last couple of days I seen four occurrences of the
Squeezelite page allocation failures:
Code:
Aug 21 08:40:59 wandboard kernel: [340914.035262] squeezelite: page
allocation fa
JackOfAll wrote:
> Yep, for sure that's a 3.11 issue. Revert to 3.0.35.
Reverting fixed it - ta.
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Hi,
Been using the new LMS version for a couple of hours this afternoon and
not noticed any issues after testing the WebUI quite thoroughly. The
'new music' function does seem a good bit quicker than previous, but
browsing folders does not seem much improved - this is with music
library of appro
JackOfAll wrote:
> >
Code:
> >
> sudo systemctl stop autologin@tty1.service
>
> >
Ah - thanks!
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Quick question - how do I stop jivilite running?
I've tried killing the process but another gets re-spawned immediately
and it doesn't appear to be a service that is controlled by systemctl.
Thanks
Richard
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JackOfAll wrote:
> Next website update I'll add it. UAC1 So you must be using it via a
> hub, yes?
Yes with a hub - not tried without.
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JackOfAll wrote:
> Added to website, 'Which external DAC's have been tested with the
> Wandboard?'
> (http://www.communitysqueeze.org/faq.jsp#Which_external_DAC_s_have_been_tested_with_the_Wandboard.3F).
> Thank you.
Hi Clive.
You might like to add this PCM2704 USB DAC which I've been testing
psketch wrote:
> Just to continue the NP discussion, I wondered if it would be possible
> to do a version of Jivelite which just showed the NP screen. No other
> options, but just something to show what's playing over hdmi. Keep it
> as small as possible and no risk of it getting stuck in the w
Installed Alpha 1 this morning on my Quad WB and all seems to be working
well so far. [I've not yet moved the root partition from this install
from the SD-Card over to my SATA drive - will do a bit more testing
first.]
Very well done Clive - thanks for all the efforts!!
I do agree that it wo
Pascal Hibon wrote:
> I currently have only a couple of 4 GB cards.
> Will 8 GB be a requirement for F19 and onwards?
JackOfAll wrote:
> Just a quick heads-up, there are new images on the way, where I have
> re-based CSOS on Fedora 19. These images are going to require an 8GB
> card, du
JackOfAll wrote:
> Can a couple of people with 8GB cards run fdisk on them and report back
> the sector count?
>
> I'm planning on making these new F19 8GB images with 15409152 sectors.
> (ie. sector = 512 bytes. 15409152 * 512 = 7889485824 bytes.)
>
> Anyone have a 8GB card with a smaller sect
JackOfAll wrote:
> Well, for the F19 image, every single change I've made to the "base"
> image is part of an rpm scriptlet now. Which makes things a little
> cleaner. Combined with the fact that F19 unifies ARM platform images and
> kernels, in as much as there are now 2, one for devices that ne
JackOfAll wrote:
> Out of the people who have a QUAD board, is anyone else using it it
> headless and with ethernet networking?
Clive - this is exactly the way I am running at the moment. I did first
boot it up with a HDMI screen to check out Jive, but really don't need
that functionality mu
albertone74 wrote:
> Clive,
>
> I am trying to install mplayer but I keep getting the following error
> message:
>
> >
Code:
> >
> sudo yum install mplayer
> Loaded plugins: langpacks, presto, refresh-packagekit
> Error: Cannot find a valid baseurl for repo:
rp
Triode wrote:
> Did it come up in 640x480 in the skin selection menu - that was the
> intention. Looks like I need to download clive's image and try it..
IIRC yes it did.
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LeoKesler wrote:
> With my monitor, Samsung 2232BW - 1680x1050, my monitor stays in standby
> and after something like 1 minute, it show the image at 640x480. By the
> way, my logitech trackbll (marble mouse) dont work, but my keyboard
> logitech k350 work.
First time I booted it came up at 640x
JackOfAll wrote:
> It was a cheap 7 port USB hub that was causing me issues, with just
> about everything connected to it. Nothing useful in
> /var/log/messages or /var/log/kernel?
No nothing apparant in neither messages or kernel logs.
Your hub anything like this was it?
http://www.ebay
It's crashed again .
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JackOfAll wrote:
> I'm not familiar with a smartmix plugin. Is it one of Erlands'?
>
> Crashing. Kernel "Oops"? (/var/log/kernel.)
Smartmix is a creation of Michael H. :
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?97668-Announce-Smart-Mix-plugin
Usually doesn't impact performance of scann
** While typing this message I've had a pretty major system crash - more
at end of post **
Just wanted to expand on my early experiences with R6 on my Quad.
I've connected my Amanero USB and am able to play with upsampling to
384K without any noticable issues. htop reports CPU usage of around
albertone74 wrote:
> BTW, can the WBQUAD owners please confirm the required power supply (5V
> @ 2A or 5V @ 3A as shown on the Mouser website?
Currently running mine form my original SB3 supply which is 5V @ 2A and
it seems to work fine but have very little in the way of peripherals
currently p
JackOfAll wrote:
> Before I put the links to these images on the web page, would appreciate
> it if someone could give me a thumbs-up for each (ie. it at least
> boots ;))
>
> As per usual, a 4GB card required.
>
> 'CSOS-Wandboard-Dual-R6-20130712-1.img.7z'
> (http://www.communitysqueeze.or
Please can you also add me to the list of potential hardware beta
testers? It will depend a little on my circumstances when it is
available and I've also recently passed on my Touch so can't compare but
do have a good playback system (currently running squeezelite on a RPi
through an Amanero USB
JackOfAll wrote:
> Hi Richard,
>
> Just hang in there for the moment. A quad image is coming real
> soon...
>
> There was one issue with the quad image, that I don't have a fix for
> yet. I'm more worried about /var/log/ filling up with useless messages
> about the voltage regulator not bei
Hi guys,
I've just received my Quad Wandboard and looking to get it up and
running with CSOS. I don't have a dual WB to enable me to 'fix' the
available image to work with the quad. Is there some other way to get
this to work or should I just wait for a quad image to be released?
I figure I
Glad it helped you out Willem.
The information on changine cmdline.txt came from this page here:
http://wiki.linuxaudio.org/wiki/raspberrypi
This has other useful info concerning the RPi and is well worth a read.
Cheers,
Richard
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I've just given the new version (0.9) a try and hit upon the same
glitching issues I experienced on prior versions when using my USB DAC
(Amanero Combo 384 -> Sabre 9018).
To stop the glitching I've added 'smsc95xx.turbo_mode=n' to
/mnt/mmcblk0p1/cmdline.txt and again this appears to have fixe
sbp wrote:
> If rapidshare is too slow, I would be interested in info on a better
> place to download from?
Rapidshare is fine if you are willing to pay for a subscription, but
it's unlikely people will do this for just the odd download or two.
I've generally had better experience with Dropb
Nerdwebber wrote:
> The download of you site is very very slow! It takes about 10 minutes to
> download the 40MB image file!
Unfortunately that is a consequence of hosting the files on Rapidshare
(you can thank all the Warez freeloaders for that). Perhaps sbp can
reconsider using a different
hagensieker wrote:
>
> My only remaining issue is that the squeezelite process seems to die
> daily. I stop the music at night when I go to bed and in the morning
> squeezelite is dead. I can ssh back in and type "squeezelite" or reboot
> the Pi to get it to work but it just won't stay going.
Yes, works well in my experience. Seems to be solid and reliable.
Web interface is a little slow compared to running LMS on my more
powerful PC but is still useable (particularly as I use Muso and iPeng
for accessing the library).
However, be prepared for a long scan time if you have a lar
JackOfAll wrote:
> Well, nofail is ignored, in as much as the the remote share not being
> available will not stall the boot process anyway. But, and this is
> mainly cosmetic, by using nofail and the share not being available,
> systemd won't mark the mount as having failed and the remote-fs.tar
I'm pretty sure 'nofail' is ignored on network shares - happy to be
proved wrong on that however. I have a couple of machines that use nfs
and cifs shares and I don't have problems when the servers are down /
sleeping - just a slower startup and a logged warning.
jimbobvfr400 suggestion is a g
Shutdown wrote:
> That sounds like the one i need :-)
One more thing - make sure you get a good power supply with plenty of
current provision (I'd suggest at least 2A), as this seems to make quite
a difference to how well the Pi works with external USB devices.
Good luck.
Chunkywizard wrote:
> Great, well I just rebooted and it worked this time and my CIFS is
> mounted so I think that might have been the issue.
That's a bit strange if that is the case!
> For the USB drive mounting (which is something I am going to be trying
> soon), do you know if the drive fo
Shutdown wrote:
> The PI has been ordered!
> It is going to be used for audio streaming / squeezelite only.
> LMS will be on a NAS.
> Which boot image can i best use?
I'd suggest PiCorePlayer first as this is very easy to setup and very
resource light on the RPi - also it runs entirely in RAM so
JackOfAll wrote:
> Not that I really needed any confirmation about keeping images of wiring
> and uncased circuit boards well away from anywhere where the "general
> public" might accidentally stumble into them on a website, if you want
> to be taken seriously...
>
> ;))
>
>
That looks a
Chunkywizard wrote:
> Thanks. I didn't see the CIFS example when I was in fstab (i guess I
> never scrolled down)
>
> but my example is identical to theirs apart from the uid and gid
> options, do I need those? I will try and see I guess.
>
> CW
Paul - Your CIFS share should not be having an i
slackhead wrote:
> Triode,
>
> I've succesfully installed Jivelite on my Raspberry Pi on top of a
> SqueezePlug install following your instructions in post #3 and it
> appears to work very well indeed [except for the high CPU use on the Now
> Playing screen]. It&#x
Triode,
I've succesfully installed Jivelite on my Raspberry Pi on top of a
SqueezePlug install following your instructions in post #3 and it
appears to work very well indeed [except for the high CPU use on the Now
Playing screen]. It's really quite impressive!
My intention is to be able to run
Shutdown wrote:
> You seem to have solved a rather large issue with audio streaming on the
> Pi :-)
Not me! I've just been lucky enough to find other peoples experiences
and put them together in a manners that appears to function well.
It's still early days - I've had the RPi for less than t
Thought I'd do some quick tests again...
Running Amanero with -a 60:4:32:1 and playing my 192k track and all
seems fine, no glitches or dropouts that I can make out. This with the
RPi on a wired network with SBS running on a separate Fedora server.
I will keep it running with the small buff
JackOfAll wrote:
> If you're running with nrpacks=1, that kind of explains why you need a
> 300ms buffer. I'm not convinced that generating an interrupt for every
> USB data packet is helping. But hey, if it works for you, then great!
Do you know of any other way around this?
I can run with
JackOfAll wrote:
> Well, that's interesting You are using the Amanero, right. Still OK
> at high bits rates? (With a few hacks, I could kind of get it to be
> mostly glitch free <= 96k, but any higher and the drop-outs were
> severe.) Have you tried 192k and 384k? Still good?
Yes running th
Shutdown wrote:
> Thanks for the info! I am going to explore your tips.
> I will be using a usb dac/optical spdif converter:
> http://hifimediy.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=83
> I am going to use the optical out for my Audio-GD dac.
> The device i am going to use will be alone f
You may be interested in my findings having recently purchased a
Raspberry Pi after the suggestion that it would make a good choice for
an alternative Squeezebox (and also a platform for XBMC). My intention
was to use the RPi with my external USB card, an Amanero (as used by
JackofAll) which conn
Upgrade from testing repo working fine here - thanks.
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This should help (given that Mint is very much like Ubuntu):
http://linhost.info/2012/05/mount-a-network-share-in-linux-ubuntu/
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Could be related to this perhaps?
http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/3534
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Thanks for the quick response.
> I posted 3 solutions to the firewalld "problem" in the install post.
> Headless, you could also go and edit the ifcfg- file directly
> for your network interface in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts and change
> the default "ZONE=public" to "ZONE=trusted".
*I don't
JackofAll - big thanks for all the work you've put in on thi, its been a
huge help.
I've just completed a fresh install of Fedora 18 (replacing F16 which
I've used the last couple of years) and used your instructions to
install LMS from your repo. Biggest problem I had was with the firewall
as
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