Hi Again.
Tried this to be able to upsample no luck so far.
installed the newest image R5
Set up everything and Yes I can play through HDMI
sudo csos-cleanUpdate community-squeeze-web
sudo csos-cleanUpdate-testing squeezelite
Tried to check the upsample both it does not work.
After that sque
Triode wrote:
> Does the dac support 96000? What rate is it saying it is getting?
Yes it does support 96000. When the "upsample" box is checked my DAC
(Cambridge Audio DACMagic) doesn't display any rate at all. When the box
is unchecked the DAC displays 44100. Thanks.
Primary system: Squeeze
albertone74 wrote:
> Hi Clive/Adrian,
>
> I am running the latest version of Squeezelite and I have tried to use
> the "Upsample" feature. So, I have checked the box "Upsample" and in the
> text field next to it I have tried several options like "hL::1", "vM::1"
> and " vI::1" and then I have hi
albertone74 wrote:
> Hi Adrian,
> Thanks for getting back to me.
> I have tried to set the max rate to 96000 as suggested but still no
> sound...
Does the dac support 96000? What rate is it saying it is getting?
Triode's
Triode wrote:
> I suspect the problem is the spdif port doesn't work at 176400 reliably
> - try adding "-r 96000" to the command line (or set the max rate to
> 96000 via the web interface)
Hi Adrian,
Thanks for getting back to me.
I have tried to set the max rate to 96000 as suggested but still
albertone74 wrote:
> Hi Clive/Adrian,
>
> I am running the latest version of Squeezelite and I have tried to use
> the "Upsample" feature. So, I have checked the box "Upsample" and in the
> text field next to it I have tried several options like "hL::1", "vM::1"
> and " vI::1" and then I have hi
Hi Clive/Adrian,
I am running the latest version of Squeezelite and I have tried to use
the "Upsample" feature. So, I have checked the box "Upsample" and in the
text field next to it I have tried several options like "hL::1", "vM::1"
and " vI::1" and then I have hit "Save and Conditionally Restar
Triode wrote:
> If this is constantly a problem, then we can perhaps put a small sleep
> in the decode process to avoid it hogging the cpu... The thread should
> be lower priority than the output thread and be preempted but I am not
> sure if this is completely effective.
>
> Edit - does someth
JackOfAll wrote:
> Thumbs up!
>
> >
Code:
> >
> [20:43:07.273458] codec_open:204 codec open: 'p'
> [20:43:07.273525] pcm_open:333 pcm size: 2 rate: 44100 chan: 2 bigendian: 1
> [20:43:07.273548] stream_file:316 opening local file:
/storage/music/lossless/02_-_A_
Thumbs up!
Code:
[20:43:07.273458] codec_open:204 codec open: 'p'
[20:43:07.273525] pcm_open:333 pcm size: 2 rate: 44100 chan: 2 bigendian: 1
[20:43:07.273548] stream_file:316 opening local file:
/storage/music/lossless/02_-_A_Common_Disaster_24.aiff
[20:43:08.
JackOfAll wrote:
> Not sure it is going to make any difference. Gut feeling rather than
> scientific fact. The first block of data run through resample lib
> after it is initialised causes momentary spike. Not sure any fiddling
> with thread priority or delay is going to alleviate that.
Triode wrote:
>
> Edit - does something like this do anything useful:
>
> >
Code:
> >
> --- a/decode.c
> +++ b/decode.c
> @@ -113,6 +113,8 @@ static void *decode_thread() {
>
> if (!ran) {
> usleep(10);
> + } else {
> +
SQUEEZELITE-1.2-0.8.20130629GIT5A66990
Changes...
Code:
* Sat Jun 29 2013 - 1.2-0.8.20130629git5a66990
- Latest git revision 5a66990bdfff.
add resampling support which can be conditionally included with -DRESAMPLE
or using Makefile.resample.
add header parsin
JackOfAll wrote:
> OK, bottom line, the buffer needs to be increased from 40 if you are
> upsampling. I'm probably not going to do a very good job of explaining
> this, but basically what is happening, is that 10-15 seconds before the
> end of one track, the next starts being buffered. When the d
JackOfAll wrote:
> I got as far as having a quick look yesterday and figuring that track
> was undefined after
>
> >
Code:
> >
> my $track = Slim::Schema->objectForUrl({
> 'url' => $params->{url},
> });
>
> >
>
> ... but that was as
Triode wrote:
> Turns out it is a problem in the server caused by LocalFile and hence
> only a problem for us... Its not easy to work around without removing
> some code in the main server, so I've added parsing into squeezelite to
> ignore what the server sends.
I got as far as having a quick
dsdreamer wrote:
> Clive, I did some experiments with "-u vM::1.5" and I consistently get a
> tiny gap, or click sound at 10 seconds before each track ends using 40ms
> ALSA buffer lengths. If I have just one track in the playlist then this
> doesn't happen. It seems like I get the click at the p
Squeezed_Rotel wrote:
> Thanks Clive and lintweaker for all your help.
Thanks go to lintweaker. Sorry, I was tied up today with a family
"issue".
Squeezed_Rotel wrote:
> I will be getting a MyTek DSD 192 dac this week. My next question: are
> the MyTek USB2 drivers already included in kernel-w
JackOfAll wrote:
> Give the other filters a go if you want to fiddle. "-u vM::1" and "-u
> vI::1". (However, unless you are using a NOS DAC, it's unlikely that
> you'll hear them any different.) You might want to increase the
> attenuation a smidge if you play a lot of recently mastered material.
Thanks Clive and lintweaker for all your help. I used puTTY to install
the latest kernel and the uboot code. I now have a WandQuad that boots
and connects to the CSOS page! Initially, I could only connect using
ethernet, but not with WiFi even though I had configured it according to
the quick star
Thanks Clive and lintweaker. I used puTTY to install the latest kernel
and the uboot code. I now have a WandQuad that boots and connects to the
CSOS page BUT only with ethernet, I can't get wifi to work even though I
have configured it according to the quick start guide.
WiFi Status:
wlan0: flags
lintweaker wrote:
> >
Code:
> > sudo csos-cleanInstall-testing kernel-wand-3.0.35-cm52.fc18
> > should do the trick.
I'll update kernel, then uboot for QuadWand
John Marshall
SqueezeCenter 7.3.4 running on a DIY PC, Windows 7 64 bit o.s., with
I
Squeezed_Rotel wrote:
> Hello Clive, question for you or anyone who may know.
> I plan to use the above instructions today. I will use one of my SD
> cards that has a fresh R5 image. But how do I first update to latest
> kernel?
Code:
sudo csos-cleanInstall-testing kern
JackOfAll wrote:
> You need support in uboot and kernel.
>
> Boot your dual lite with the sdcard that you have updated to latest test
> kernel.
>
> >
Code:
> >
> sudo csos-cleanInstall-testing uboot-wandboard-quad
> sync
> sudo dd if=/usr/share/uboot-wandboard-q
Triode wrote:
> Should be that's what I am using.
Thanks.
Touch - Muse M50 EX TPA3123 T-Amp Mini - Acoustics Q10 speakers
Logitech Radio + remote
Raspberry Pi + Squeezeplug LMS + Squeezelite - Logitech Mini Boombox
speaker
Cubieboard + Fedora 18 + LMS 7.8 + Squeezelite - Soundwave SW100
bluet
Triode wrote:
> I figured if it was broken for all players then we should fix in the
> server not just squeezelite local play. Let me look at the server
> code...
Turns out it is a problem in the server caused by LocalFile and hence
only a problem for us... Its not easy to work around without
castalla wrote:
> Is the FLIRC config file usable with the Touch remote?
Should be that's what I am using.
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A, put "hL::1" in the text field next to the upsample check box,
"Save and Conditionally Restart".
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JackOfAll wrote:
> John, what do you have on the SDCARD right now. R4 or R5? Have you
> updated the kernel? (To which version?) Did you follow the
> 'instructions'
> (http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?98544-Community-Squeeze-OS-R3&p=750467&viewfull=1#post750467)
> I posted to update ub
JackOfAll wrote:
> Yes, kernel cm43 has been removed from the repo. It's "old" now.
> Pointing you at that post was to show you how to remove the older
> kernels. I kind of assumed you would then install the latest.
>
>
>
> You shouldn't need to. squeezelite will query the max sample rate
JackOfAll wrote:
> OK, web-gui squeezelite page, put "/tmp/squeezelite.log" into the log
> file field and "all=debug" into the log level field, "Save and
> Conditionally Restart". Try and play a track. Post the output from the
> log file.
When upsample is enabled...
[16:15:42.423839] stream_ini
Triode wrote:
> Any feedback on this version of squeezelite - I want to merge the
> resample version into the main branch if it is working ok for people.
> This version has some changes in it so would like some feedback first.
I put in the changes to pcm.c to read the wav header as well for loc
michaelvv wrote:
>
> When I have the checkbox upsample , checked , no sound at all..
> When I have it unchecked everything works fine.
>
> Using the HDMI out on a Splitter, don't know If this should be an
> issue...
OK, web-gui squeezelite page, put "/tmp/squeezelite.log" into the log
file fie
Triode,
WAVE is OK. AIFF Server seems to be sending 2 bytes per sample, when
it should be 3 or 4. Could get the sample size from the file rather than
relying on the server?
16 bit wav
Code:
[11:10:30.596320] codec_open:204 codec open: 'p'
[11:10:30.596384] pcm_
JackOfAll wrote:
> Triode,
>
> WAVE is OK. AIFF Server seems to be sending 2 bytes per sample, when
> it should be 3 or 4. Could get the sample size from the file rather than
> relying on the server?
>
>
I figured if it was broken for all players then we should fix in the
server not just
Triode wrote:
> I figured if it was broken for all players then we should fix in the
> server not just squeezelite local play. Let me look at the server
> code...
Sorry, I wasn't paying attention. (You told me as much in the
email.)
I tried using a CSOS R4 image as well as a CSOS R5 image. It "lights up"
i.e. power on light as well ethernet port lights but when I scan, no IP.
I have a Wand dual that works fine in the same environment. Do I need to
do something different because it's a Quad core?
TIA
John
John Marshall
Squ
JackOfAll wrote:
> Refer back to this post, 'kernel-wand-3.0.35-cm43'
> (http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?98544-Community-Squeeze-OS-R3&p=748028&viewfull=1#post748028).
> Basically you need to remove any kernel older than cm39, before being
> able to update.
>
>
>
> You have ticked
Triode wrote:
> Any feedback on this version of squeezelite - I want to merge the
> resample version into the main branch if it is working ok for people.
> This version has some changes in it so would like some feedback first.
Triode, I am running the very latest
squeezelite-1.2-0.7.20130627git
gregb wrote:
> I fussed with this a bit and gave up after reading a post that implied
> that ad hoc WiFi wasn't possible with the dual core Wandboard (driver or
> HW incompatibility). Perhaps I misread the message; I disabled WiFi with
> CSOS R5.
>
> YES! I desire ad hoc WiFi for two configurati
lintweaker wrote:
> The ethernet port works just fine on the Quad.
>
I just knew you were going to say that! ;) I'll come back to this later
today.
(At least my QUAD has shipped from Mouser now, so hopefully will get
here Tues or Weds next week. Scan had a few "Today Only" offers on
Sandisk y
Squeezed_Rotel wrote:
> I tried using a CSOS R4 image as well as a CSOS R5 image. It "lights up"
> i.e. power on light as well ethernet port lights but when I scan, no IP.
> I have a Wand dual that works fine in the same environment. Do I need to
> do something different because it's a Quad core?
michaelvv wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Been away for a while, so after a lot of reading I saw there have been
> an option to do some upsampling.
>
> I'm on a older kernel , can not update due to some error when I try to
> go from 35 up to the newest 52.
>
>
Refer back to this post, 'kernel-wand-3.0.35-c
bakker_be wrote:
> Could it maybe function as a software access point??
AFAIK, brcmfmac driver doesn't support the AP extensions, so I doubt it
will work as an AP with hostapd.
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dsdreamer wrote:
> I am not sure if there is a recommended resampling recipe I should be
> using, but this one sounds okay to me.
Give the other filters a go if you want to fiddle. "-u vM::1" and "-u
vI::1". (However, unless you are using a NOS DAC, it's unlikely that
you'll hear them any differ
JackOfAll wrote:
> COMMUNITY-SQUEEZE-WEB-1-58.20130627GITD74BE1D /
> SQUEEZELITE-1.2-0.7.20130627GIT76663D0
>
> squeezelite changes...
> >
Code:
> >
> - Latest git revision 76663d08245d.
> update command line parsing so we don't need : in resample params
> updat
SQUEEZELITE-1.2-0.6.20130626GITC794F76
Changes...
Code:
* Wed Jun 26 2013 - 1.2-0.6.20130626gitc794f76
- Add squeezelite-resample-logging.patch.
- Drop squeezelite-process-lock.patch.
- Drop squeezelite-process-logging.patch.
- Latest git revision c794f76.
r
LOGITECHMEDIASERVER-7.8.0-0.31.20130626GIT1372135249
Changes...
Code:
* Wed Jun 26 2013 - 7.8.0-0.31.20130626git1372135249
- Latest git revision 2a6dc38f3bd4b4bbaaeaf239a20c699a54fd4312.
- Don't try to set urlmd5 on remote tracks.
- Always set urlmd5 when updati
COMMUNITY-SQUEEZE-WEB-1-58.20130627GITD74BE1D /
SQUEEZELITE-1.2-0.7.20130627GIT76663D0
The squeezelite SERVER_IP param now needs to be prefixed on the command
line with '-s'. The squeezelite rpm pre-install scriplet should take
care of modifying an existing /etc/sysconfig/squeezelite config file.
Triode wrote:
> You cut the log off at the point when it would hopefully start to play
> something and decide to upsample - can you look futher down the log?
HI Triode...
Don't think it comes so far , Here is +2 min of logs.
[17:31:14.737180] stream_init:264 init stream
[17:31:14.737994] stre
michaelvv wrote:
>
> Couldn't get the kernel 43 , page error 404 , so instead i downloaded
> the
> newest from http://www.communitysqueeze.org/repo/18/testing/armhfp/ .
>
> Did a
>
> sudo rpm -ihv ./kernel-wand-3.0.35-cm52.fc18.armv7hnl.rpm
> uboot-wandboard-dl-2013.04-3.fc18.armv7hnl.rpm
> ub
Squeezed_Rotel wrote:
> I tried using a CSOS R4 image as well as a CSOS R5 image. It "lights up"
> i.e. power on light as well ethernet port lights but when I scan, no IP.
> I have a Wand dual that works fine in the same environment. Do I need to
> do something different because it's a Quad core?
JackOfAll wrote:
> I don't have a QUAD board yet. (Expect it to ship from Mouser on 01
> July.) As far as I know, lintweaker is the only one using a quad with
> CSOS so far. lintweaker, are you using (or have you tested) the ethernet
> port?
The ethernet port works just fine on the Quad.
Code:
michaelvv wrote:
> When upsample is enabled...
>
>
>
> An a lot of repeating logs , don't seems to do nothing.
>
You cut the log off at the point when it would hopefully start to play
something and decide to upsample - can you look futher down the log?
-
Steve Agnew wrote:
> I agree that wireless ad-hoc could be a really useful feature. Can
> anyone confirm that the wandboard wireless device can do Ad-Hoc mode?
> Regards, Steve.
Pascal Hibon wrote:
> I have looked at the Wifi chip documentation a while back and it does
> seem support adhoc mode.
Is the FLIRC config file usable with the Touch remote?
Touch - Muse M50 EX TPA3123 T-Amp Mini - Acoustics Q10 speakers
Logitech Radio + remote
Raspberry Pi + Squeezeplug LMS + Squeezelite - Logitech Mini Boombox
speaker
Cubieboard + Fedora 18 + LMS 7.8 + Squeezelite - Soundwave SW100
bluetooth
Hi.
Been away for a while, so after a lot of reading I saw there have
been
an option to do some upsampling.
I'm on a older kernel , can not update due to some error when I try
to
go from 35 up to the newest 52.
I'm afraid of not beeing able to playing after an update.
I have updated web-gui sq
Steve Agnew wrote:
> I agree that wireless ad-hoc could be a really useful feature. Can
> anyone confirm that the wandboard wireless device can do Ad-Hoc mode?
>
> Regards, Steve.
I have looked at the Wifi chip documentation a while back and it does
seem support adhoc mode. I also started to te
Pascal Hibon wrote:
> The new quad board sounds very appealing. It would be a great Squeezebox
> to take with me during travel.
> It would be fitted with a 1TB hard drive, use WiFi in adhoc mode so that
> it can talk to an iPod or iPad with iPeng (and playback mode enabled).
> No need for an Acce
I don't really know what to suggest other than to connect a scope to
SPDIF_OUT, but it can't be a faulty transmitter otherwise the receiver
connected to it wouldn't be locking and showing the sample rate
JackOfAll's
I've been trying to get the optical out on the swamp board to work. I'm
currently using R4, with just the squeezelite upgrade for sampling. When
I have squeezelite setup for the spdif out and boot the board I get red
on the output for a couple seconds, then it goes black for about a
minute, then c
bakker_be wrote:
> Even better: it could be installed in a car. Now just to find a way to
> shut it down easily and cleanly when the ignition is cut and have it
> come up again when the car is started, preferably picking up where it
> left off ;) Or would it draw little enough power to not deplet
Pascal Hibon wrote:
> The new quad board sounds very appealing. It would be a great Squeezebox
> to take with me during travel.
> It would be fitted with a 1TB hard drive, use WiFi in adhoc mode so that
> it can talk to an iPod or iPad with iPeng (and playback mode enabled).
> No need for an Acce
JackOfAll wrote:
> I don't know what it is with me and desktop PC hard disks, but they keep
> failing for no particular reason. A 2TB Seagate drive that was only
> bought 3 weeks ago, to replace the most recent failed drive, decided to
> pack up on Saturday after 300 hours use. Oh well, at least
I don't know what it is with me and desktop PC hard disks, but they keep
failing for no particular reason. A 2TB Seagate drive that was only
bought 3 weeks ago, to replace the most recent failed drive, decided to
pack up on Saturday after 300 hours use. Oh well, at least the issue
according to the
JJZolx wrote:
> Why wouldn't you just split the lead from the 5V DC adapter and fit it
> with a SATA power plug? Why solder something to the Wandboard?
I intend to put the WB and the SSD into a single enclosure. Only want
one power supply connection going into it. Tack soldering a couple of
wire
The new quad board sounds very appealing. It would be a great Squeezebox
to take with me during travel.
It would be fitted with a 1TB hard drive, use WiFi in adhoc mode so that
it can talk to an iPod or iPad with iPeng (and playback mode enabled).
No need for an Access Point makes the whole thing
And, of course, you could simply use a hard drive in an eSATA enclosure
with its own DC power adapter.
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albertone74 wrote:
> That sounds a very good solution Clive!
> To be honest with you I am still thinking whether to buy a SSD drive or
> not, as I have got more than 500 GB in Flac and the 512 GB SSD drives
> are quite expensive:)
I don't believe the idea should be restricted to using an SSD, ro
JackOfAll wrote:
> I haven't done this yet, but my intention was to cut the molex connector
> from a molex to sata power adapter and solder to the 5V DC inlet on the
> carrier board. If you're using an SSD which only needs a 5V rail (and
> doesn't need a 12V rail), it should be possible to power
JackOfAll wrote:
> I haven't done this yet, but my intention was to cut the molex connector
> from a molex to sata power adapter and solder to the 5V DC inlet on the
> carrier board. If you're using an SSD which only needs a 5V rail (and
> doesn't need a 12V rail), it should be possible to power
I haven't done this yet, but my intention was to cut the molex connector
from a molex to sata power adapter and solder to the 5V DC inlet on the
carrier board. If you're using an SSD which only needs a 5V rail (and
doesn't need a 12V rail), it should be possible to power both the board
and the SSD
lintweaker wrote:
> Regarding powering the SATA SDD. I used a power supply that came with a
> cheap USB-to-SATA/IDE converter.
I see thanks. So basically you have purchased a USB to SATA/IDE adaptor
kit just to use the included power supply, correct?
Primary system: Squeezebox Touch, iPengHD/
albertone74 wrote:
> Hi Clive,
> I see what you mean. Thank you for your detailed clarifications.
> In this prospective, I do like the idea that the new WBQUAD does have a
> SATA data connector for use of a SATA drive, however, a separate power
> supply would be required for the SATA drive, as th
Squeezed_Rotel wrote:
> I also just ordered the quad core. I also ordered a Mytek DSD 192. So a
> question for you, if I may; Did you use Wand version R5? Did you then
> download the Mytek USB2 drivers that Clive added?
>
> Finally, is there a sort of global upgrade that one can do using a
> p
lintweaker wrote:
> Thanks, the wandboard quad works just fine! SPDIF out (tested up to
> 192k) works just great as well.
> If you need any logs, just let me know.
>
> edit:
> I just did a quick test of the SATA port on the wandboard quad. It
> works! :-)
I also just ordered the quad core. I a
JackOfAll wrote:
> Well, absolute performance wise, local access, even via the USB port is
> always going to be "faster" than network access. If you are copying
> large files to the disk, then you will really notice the difference in
> speed, copying to a locally connected USB drive versus a remo
albertone74 wrote:
> Morning Clive,
> I would appreciate if could advise me on the following question.
> Performance wise, would it make a difference to plug in a USB storage
> HDD to a router, rather than the USB port of the WB? I am asking that as
> my new HUAWEI router comes with a USB host po
Morning Clive,
I would appreciate if could advise me on the following question.
Performance wise, would it make a difference to plug in a USB storage
HDD to a router, rather than the USB port of the WB? I am asking that as
my new HUAWEI router comes with a USB host port.
Many thanks in advance, a
nikipore wrote:
> Name: 'FiiO E10 USB AMP/DAC'
> (http://fiio.com.cn/products/index.aspx?ID=10028262517&MenuID=105026003)
> Driver: snd-usb-audio
> Max Rate: 96k
> Class: UAC1
>
Thank you. Will add to the FAQ.
nikipore wrote:
>
> * It would be great if that information could be extracted
JackOfAll wrote:
>
> Please post your working devices (Device Name, Web Site URL, Linux
> Driver, Max Supported Rate, and USB Class 1 or 2) and I'll add them to
> the list above.
Name: 'FiiO E10 USB AMP/DAC'
(http://fiio.com.cn/products/index.aspx?ID=10028262517&MenuID=105026003)
Driver: sn
JackOfAll wrote:
> Thank you for testing! Where did you get your quad WB from? Future
> Electronics?
I got both my Dual and Quad from Texim Europe (based in The
Netherlands).
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lintweaker wrote:
> Thanks, the wandboard quad works just fine! SPDIF out (tested up to
> 192k) works just great as well.
> If you need any logs, just let me know.
>
> edit:
> I just did a quick test of the SATA port on the wandboard quad. It
> works! :-)
>
> [root@wandboard ~]# hdparm -tT /dev
lintweaker wrote:
> Thanks, the wandboard quad works just fine! SPDIF out (tested up to
> 192k) works just great as well.
>
> I just did a quick test of the SATA port on the wandboard quad. It
> works! :-)
>
Thank you for testing! Where did you get your quad WB from? Future
Electronics?
JackOfAll wrote:
> You need support in uboot and kernel.
>
> Boot your dual lite with the sdcard that you have updated to latest test
> kernel.
>
> >
Code:
> >
> sudo csos-cleanInstall-testing uboot-wandboard-quad
> sync
> sudo dd if=/usr/share/uboot-wandboard-q
lintweaker wrote:
> I just received my wandboard quad. I'll test if CSOS will work using the
> latest test kernel.
>
> edit: nope, does not work. Needs updated/specific uboot.
You need support in uboot and kernel.
Boot your dual lite with the sdcard that you have updated to latest test
kernel.
JackOfAll wrote:
> gregb, up date to the latest LMS git version in the testing repo, do a
> full rescan after install and see how you get on from there.gregb wrote:
> [...] updated to latest testing repository, and then started full
> rescan. I will play with it for a few days.
Artwork seems mo
I just received my wandboard quad. I'll test if CSOS will work using the
latest test kernel.
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vzs wrote:
> On spare time could you have a look on this USB hub dropout issue:
> Wandboard -all in one- set-up with USB HDD and USB DAC (Amanero)
> connected through an USB hub.
Not forgotten. I haven't had much time the last week or so, just
snatched 5 mins here and there. I'll make some time
JackOfAll wrote:
> I tried this last night and was having issues with drop-outs at all
> sample rates. I'm trying to remember if I ever used the Amanero with a
> hub or just the WaveIO. It may be a regression in the kernel over the
> last month or so. I'm not sure. It's going to take more time to
KERNEL-WAND-3.0.35-CM52
Changes...
Code:
* Wed Jun 19 2013 - 3.0.35-cm52
- Update to latest wandboard git 86429847b5152f040f190015faedcac49b243328.
- gpu-viv: Avoid possible use of uninitialized memory.
- ENGR00224245 HDMI AUDIO: stop/start PCM while unplug, bla
LOGITECHMEDIASERVER-7.8.0-0.30.20130619GIT1371479797
Changes...
Code:
* Wed Jun 19 2013 - 7.8.0-0.30.20130619git1371479797
- Latest git revision e38a32cc534a093a99e7b49813f8e16827fd23a2.
- Fix "cannot request non-http url" issue when bringing up the context
menu
gregb wrote:
>
> >
Code:
> > [13-06-17 22:30:28.5549] Audio::Scan::scan (64) Warning: Error: Unable
to read at least 14 bytes from file (only read 8).
> >
Not my area of expertise, except to say that it is obviously looking to
read more bytes tha
vzs wrote:
> When will the squeezelite 1.2 -resample- be available for testing?
>
> I would like to give it a try on a SB Touch (though I don't have high
> hopes)
>
I think it would need Triode to compile a binary (and libsoxr) for the
Touch for you to be able to test that. I wouldn't have hig
When will the squeezelite 1.2 -resample- be available for testing?
I would like to give it a try on a SB Touch (though I don't have high
hopes)
Thanks, Zsolt
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/var/log/squeezeboxserver/scanner.log shows the following warning. I
have searched the media folder for near zero length / short files, but
nothing was obviously wrong (all reasonable length). So, I'm looking for
clues. Thanks, gregb
Code:
[13-06-17 22:30:28.5549] Audio::
JackOfAll wrote:
> gregb, up date to the latest LMS git version in the testing repo, do a
> full rescan after install and see how you get on from there. (This
> includes, "Don't enforce PNG for full size artwork.", which I think must
> be the change Michael is referring to.)>
Code:
-
asplundj wrote:
> Sounds great. There's no hurry from my side. Will one need to copy the
> image to the SD-card or will it be possible to just do an update?
A complete update, you'll need to write the image to a SDCARD.
J
JohnSwenson wrote:
> Strange, it works this morning, I tried for hours yesterday to get boot
> messages to no avail, but this morning it works. So disregard this
> message!
Yep, strange. Serial console has always worked, right since the first
kernel image I built.
I always leave a user logged
JohnSwenson wrote:
> Is it possible to get boot messages on the serial port? I think CSOS did
> this at one point, but it is not doing it now. I built another SWAMP
> board and I can't SSH into it, it would be nice to see the boot messages
> on the serial port so I can try and debug what is happe
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