After so many years, I finally found time to play with SqueezeLite
again, and Im rather happy about it. It runs on my Linux system and
since it now supports PulseAudio, Im loving it. With only a few tweaks,
I can even use it as an input to my JACK 2 audio system (i.e., IDJC),
albeit not
Anyone have any luck using this DAC?
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bernid wrote:
> Yes. It is.:)
> THANK YOU PasTim.
Good.
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Touchs & EDO.
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CR603 UPnP renderers.
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PasTim wrote:
> I hope this now works for you!
Yes. It is.:)
THANK YOU PasTim.
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bernid wrote:
> Thanks PasTim,
> I tried your way but still have 'output_init_alsa' warnings on my
> system:
> Ubuntu server 19.10 +newest LMS+ Local Player Plugin (v.1.6.5)+
> squeezelite-x86-64 (v.1.9.5-1193).
> I can hear the sound but I don't know if it could be better if alsa fifo
> and
Thanks PasTim,
I tried your way but still have 'output_init_alsa' warnings on my
system:
Ubuntu server 19.10 +newest LMS+ Local Player Plugin (v.1.6.5)+
squeezelite-x86-64 (v.1.9.5-1193).
I can hear the sound but I don't know if it could be better if alsa fifo
and memory allocation would work
bernid wrote:
> Thanks ralphy,
> Unfortunately it doesn't work in my Ubuntu.
> See my '/etc/security/limits.conf' after the change and reboot:
> https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/5GK2yHnyD7/
>
> I still have:
> >
Code:
> > output_init_alsa:1003 unable to lock memory:
ralphy wrote:
> Something like below must be added to /etc/security/limits.conf
>
> # Raise permissions just to the user
> squeezeboxserver - rtprio 99
> squeezeboxserver - nice -10
> squeezeboxserver - memlock unlimited
>
> # Or to all members of the audio group
> @audio - rtprio 99
> @audio
bernid wrote:
> Thanks, You are right when I run squeezelite as a root there are no
> 'output_init_alsa' messages.
> I have a standard LMS user: 'squeezeboxserver' which belongs to
> 'nogroup'. I added this user to 'audio' group but it didn't help at all.
>
> Is there any way tu use Local
paul- wrote:
> Your userid probably doesn't have permission to alter thread priority.
> Do you see the error message if you run squeezelite with root
> permissions?
Thanks, You are right when I run squeezelite as a root there are no
'output_init_alsa' messages.
I have a standard LMS user:
Your userid probably doesn't have permission to alter thread priority.
Do you see the error message if you run squeezelite with root
permissions?
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bernid wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm trying to set up Local Player plugin on my Ubuntu server 19.10
> machine:
> >
Code:
> > Linux ak 5.3.0-23-generic #25-Ubuntu SMP Tue Nov 12 09:22:33 UTC 2019
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
> >
> >
Code:
Hi,
I'm trying to set up Local Player plugin on my Ubuntu server 19.10
machine:
Code:
Linux ak 5.3.0-23-generic #25-Ubuntu SMP Tue Nov 12 09:22:33 UTC 2019
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Code:
Logitech Media Server
Wigster wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to build squeezelite from git on Raspbian. Are there any
> recent build instructions I can look at? The
> packages/libraries/dependencies required etc? And a reference for what
> the various build options do?
>
> Thanks.
My 'squeezelite armv6hf build'
Hi,
I am trying to build squeezelite from git on Raspbian. Are there any
recent build instructions I can look at? The
packages/libraries/dependencies required etc? And a reference for what
the various build options do?
Thanks.
I looked into this. This is a function of alsa.conf Note, that I
only have the 2 soundcards (rpi builtin and and my i2s PianoPlus)
The default alsa.conf has this
Code:
# show all name hints also for definitions without hint {} section
defaults.namehint.showall
On an Ubuntu system 18.04 (4.15 kernel) with a onboard Intel audio, a
HDMI card, a v. cheap audio USB and a FIIO USB DAC.
Code:
minitower$ squeezelite -l
Output devices:
default- Playback/recording through the PulseAudio
sound server
I dont think aplay lists them either.
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mikeh49 wrote:
> Interesting, thanks. One comment is that squeezelite -l does show hw
> devices for one of my DACs:
>
> >
Code:
> > root@PogoMobile:~# squeezelite -l
> Output devices:
> hw:CARD=DAC,DEV=0 - USB Audio DAC, USB Audio - Direct hardware
Interesting, thanks. One comment is that squeezelite -l does show hw
devices for one of my DACs:
Code:
root@PogoMobile:~# squeezelite -l
Output devices:
null - Discard all samples (playback) or generate
zero samples (capture)
mikeh49 wrote:
> This worked. I had to add the -a parameter to remove the crackling. I
> did not investigate which -a element cured the problem. In summary,
> without the -a, all streams (20.05 kHz and 44.1 kHz) played but with
> crackling. The -a parameter corrected the crackling on all
mikeh49 wrote:
> This is the DAC on my other player (the Vantec)
>
> >
Code:
> > root@PogoP21:~# squeezelite -l
> Output devices:
> null - Discard all samples (playback) or generate
zero samples (capture)
> default:CARD=Device
The Pogo Mobile V4 uses 50% CPU when squeezelite is playing a 20.05 kHz
stream with resampling. 5% when playing a 44.1 kHz stream without
resampling.
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This is the DAC on my other player (the Vantec)
Code:
root@PogoP21:~# squeezelite -l
Output devices:
null - Discard all samples (playback) or generate
zero samples (capture)
default:CARD=Device- USB Audio Device, USB Audio -
mikeh49 wrote:
> This worked. I had to add the -a parameter to remove the crackling. I
> did not investigate which -a element cured the problem. In summary,
> without the -a, all streams (20.05 kHz and 44.1 kHz) played but with
> crackling. The -a parameter corrected the crackling on all
This worked. I had to add the -a parameter to remove the crackling. I
did not investigate which -a element cured the problem. In summary,
without the -a, all streams (20.05 kHz and 44.1 kHz) played but with
crackling. The -a parameter corrected the crackling on all streams.
Thanks all.
You can add the options *-R -u E* to squeezelite that has been compiled
with the RESAMPLE build option to have the source resampled only when
the DAC does not support the source stream sample rate.
Ralphy
*1*-Touch, *5*-Classics, *3*-Booms, *1*-UE Radio
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bpa wrote:
> I was thinking about whether anybody noticed the audio quality -
> 22.05kHz MP3 should be noticeable on a classical station.
It did not sound as bad as I would have expected on my mid-fi desktop
system fed from my PC sound card (Squeezelite-X). Class D amp and
Infinity 25 year
mikeh49 wrote:
> Browsers and their app handled the bitrate just fine. I can count the
> number of their squeezelite users on one finger, I expect.
I was thinking about whether anybody noticed the audio quality -
22.05kHz MP3 should be noticeable on a classical station.
Browsers and their app handled the bitrate just fine. I can count the
number of their squeezelite users on one finger, I expect.
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mikeh49 wrote:
> I contacted the station about this and they discovered the problem is on
> their end; they should be at 44.1 kHz. They will fix it after the
> pledge drive this weekend. Public radio.
Not sure what this mistakes says more about the broadcaster or the
listeners.
> But, I'm
mikeh49 wrote:
>
> >
Code:
> > squeezelite -o front:CARD=DAC,DEV=0 -n PogoMobile -a 40::16:0
> >
>
> All streams that played properly on 1.6.5 using the front: device also
> play on 1.9.5 using the front: device. AFAIK, these are all 44.1 kHz
>
I contacted the station about this and they discovered the problem is on
their end; they should be at 44.1 kHz. They will fix it after the
pledge drive this weekend. Public radio.
But, I'm interested in any possible solutions from an educational
standpoint.
Thanks.
Yes, plughw:
Code:
root@PogoMobile:~# squeezelite -l
Output devices:
null - Discard all samples (playback) or generate
zero samples (capture)
default:CARD=DAC - USB Audio DAC, USB Audio - Default Audio
Device
mikeh49 wrote:
> Yes, as long as I do not use the hwplug: device.
Just to be sure you mean plughw: and not hwplug ?
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Yes, as long as I do not use the hwplug: device. Specifically
Code:
-o front:CARD=DAC,DEV=0
works. MMAP is off as with 1.6.5. Also:
Code:
-a 40::16:0
Yes, as long as I do not use the hwplug: device. Specifically
Code:
-o front:CARD=DAC,DEV=0
works. MMAP is off as with 1.6.5. Also:
Code:
-a 40::16:0
mikeh49 wrote:
> updated squeezelite to 1.9.5 armel binary
> selected the hwpug: device for output (-o etc) - result 22.05 kHz stream
> now plays, but with crackling and distortion, similar crackling and
> distortion on 44.1 kHz streams
> forced 16 bit alsa and no MMAP with the -a parameter: -a
Thanks. Let me know if something comes to mind. I have the same
problem, memory wise.
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mikeh49 wrote:
> Is the Pogoplug underpowered for upsampling? squeezelite is using 5%
> CPU playing a 44.1 kHz stream.
I had to go through this same exercise a few years ago for the same
reason and ended up compiling my own version of squeezelite to get all
the options I wanted enabled on the
One of my local radio stations dropped the sample rate in their stream
to 22.05 kHz. My squeezelite install cannot play this stream. However
the stream plays on Windows with Squeezelite-X which uses squeezelite as
the player. The stream also plays on Linux Mint on a PC using VLC and
the same
Hello Ralphy,
thanks for your quick reply and the link. I will try it out.
Greetings
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squeezebox_Fan wrote:
> Hello Ralphy,
>
> thank you so much for your Squeezelite Player development.
>
> May I ask you for a favour, since I am not a programmer at all.
>
> Could you please compile and provide a WINDOWS Version of
>
> squeezelite-1.9.3 (Includes opus and ffmpeg alac and
Hello Ralphy,
thank you so much for your Squeezelite Player development.
May I ask you for a favour, since I am not a programmer at all.
Could you please compile and provide a WINDOWS Version of
squeezelite-1.9.3 (Includes opus and ffmpeg alac and wma decoders) WITH
this Squeezeslave GUI
ralphy wrote:
> Newer versions of the ffmpeg library used for wma decoding do not build
> using Visual Studio 2008 on my xp build VM. That and the fact ffmpeg is
> constantly deprecating API functions I decided to pull support for wma.
> When I attempted to move to a newer version of windows
rgdawson wrote:
> ralphy,
>
> I understand that Squeezelite-win versions support decoders as follows
> from the readme.txt file:
>
> squeezelite-1.9.5+zip - Includes opus, ogg/flac and apple reference alac
> decoder, no wma decode support.
> squeezelite-1.9.4*zip - Includes opus and apple
ralphy,
I understand that Squeezelite-win versions support decoders as follows
from the readme.txt file:
squeezelite-1.9.5+zip - Includes opus, ogg/flac and apple reference alac
decoder, no wma decode support.
squeezelite-1.9.4*zip - Includes opus and apple reference alac decoder,
no wma
Hi there.
JustFYI. I brought up the linear volume control issue some time back.
I completely rewrote (for myself) the linear volume control for external
audio devices,
replacing the old stuff from squeezelite. I'm running it for a couple of
months now.
The VC now follows a simple logarithmic
kosmonaut_75 wrote:
> Oh boy, yes, it is a lot of work. I got into the plugins without having
> read your post. Minimserver is much more stable and straightforward in
> that regard...
I had some difficulties with 'Work' and 'Group' tags in minimserver, but
eventually got a solution that works
PasTim wrote:
> To get better classical tag browsing in LMS, you can use 'custom browse'
> and 'custom scan' plugins, but they may require some work,
Oh boy, yes, it is a lot of work. I got into the plugins without having
read your post. Minimserver is much more stable and straightforward in
kosmonaut_75 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using Moode 5.3 on a RPi 3b+ with an Allo Boss DAC. In Moode
> settings I turned on squeezelite player as well as UPNP Renderer. With
> squeezelite player turned on I cannot use Moode as UPNP Renderer in
> BubbleUPNP. When starting a track nothing happens and
Great! Thanks for your quick help!
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kosmonaut_75 wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using Moode 5.3 on a RPi 3b+ with an Allo Boss DAC. In Moode
> settings I turned on squeezelite player as well as UPNP Renderer. With
> squeezelite player turned on I cannot use Moode as UPNP Renderer in
> BubbleUPNP. When starting a track nothing happens and
Hi,
I am using Modde 5.3 on a RPi 3b+ with an Allo Boss DAC. In Moode
settings I turned on squeezelite player as well as UPNP Renderer. With
squeezelite player turned on I cannot use Moode as UPNP Renderer in
BubbleUPNP. When starting a track nothing happens and sound is muted. I
want to use
Jeff07971 wrote:
> Simple answer is no, the squeezeboxes require the LMS to serve music to
> the squeezeboxs.
> I have doen a quick search for LMS on OpenWRT but do not think that is
> possible (I may be wrong)
> A good way would be to get a Raspberry Pi (3 or 4 Pref) and install
> PicorePlayer
Patricia P wrote:
> I'm planning to set up a new router on openwrt, Linksys wrt1900acs.
> The current set up has Virginmedia Superhub 3, two Logitech
> squeezeboxes, running LMS 7.9 from a Win10 box.
> Can I play music using only the router, a powered external drive plugged
> into router's
I'm planning to set up a new router on openwrt, Linksys wrt1900acs.
The current set up has Virginmedia Superhub 3, two Logitech
squeezeboxes, running LMS 7.9 from a Win10 box.
Can I play music using only the router, a powered external drive plugged
into router's usb3, and the squeezeboxes?
bultano wrote:
> [11:31:39.218] main:1602 Starting squeeze2upnp version: v1.16.0 (Apr 28
> 2019 @ 14:24:34)
> [11:31:39.238] output_init:603 success loading FLAC encoder
> [11:31:39.248] Start:1381 Binding to 192.168.2.23:49152
> [11:31:39.293] AddMRDevice:1278 [004BE1FC]: adding renderer
>
[11:31:39.218] main:1602 Starting squeeze2upnp version: v1.16.0 (Apr 28
2019 @ 14:24:34)
[11:31:39.238] output_init:603 success loading FLAC encoder
[11:31:39.248] Start:1381 Binding to 192.168.2.23:49152
[11:31:39.293] AddMRDevice:1278 [004BE1FC]: adding renderer
(iFi_Hi-Res_Audio_DF84)
cfuttrup wrote:
> Interesting observation. Just curious - how did you find this problem?
> ...
While testing my patch.
The nice thing about building a working "linear" (1click=1dB) VC is
that you easily see the non-linearities (1click<>1dB). Of course you
need to look at the entire scale
soundcheck wrote:
>
> On a linear scale - 1click = 1dB - we'll see a 2dB drop from 41->40 and
> a 1dB rise from 40->39. From 39->38 there's again a 2dB drop.
>
Interesting observation. Just curious - how did you find this problem?
... Did you e.g. connect a voltmeter and see the output level
@mherger
Lets get the things straight.
I'm talking about (potential) SW bugs. There's nothing esoteric about
it.
Since I lack in-depth knowledge - especially on the LMS side - I can't
really pin it down.
I'm in the process of trying to write a solution for squeezelite -
costing me quite some
But what is the impact on the user?
Imagine I was a user (I actually am a squeezelite user only, not a dev).
I have no clue what youre talking about. My music plays nicely.
Therefore I dont see what problem youre trying to solve.
Michael
http://www.herger.net/slim-plugins - Spotty,
Worked for years?
Did you read my findings, especially the one related slimproto/LMS?
If that's the way it's been working for years, it's never been working
properly.
To quote myself:
LMS seems to have a problem.
LMS delivers ambiguous and even wrong order data while going down the
100->0
I do think it's a serious flaw if one of the most basic features -
volume control - is not working properly.
What's the problem you're trying to solve? Not numbers or theory, but
user experience?
With millions of listening hours using the existing code and not a
single complaint so far I
soundcheck wrote:
> How can I address this towards LMS?
Its free software, and they accept bug reports and pull requests. I
believe that squeezelite is identified as a SqueezePlay device, so have
a look at 'Slim::Player::SqueezePlay'
I understand.
I do think it's a serious flaw if one of the most basic features -
volume control - is not working properly.
The volume curves are all but reasonable and linear VC is not working at
all.
Of course if you're happy with somehow going up and down on volume, fair
enough. That'll do.
soundcheck wrote:
> @Ralphy. Are you still out there? - I'm a bit disappointed. Not a single
> word from your side on the subject. I know, it's tricky one. ;)
Hi soundcheck. I've been reading your finding, it's great that you're
making progress.
I haven't commented as this topic is not
Hi there.
Lineare HW VC update.
It's running. I rewrote the linear HW VC in output_alsa.c. And it's IMO
not just a dirty hack.
Works great. Linear all over the place! 1click=1dB!!
* It works for all DACs (PCM51xx or Sabre)
* No more triple logarithm curves
* No calculations or ambiguous
Inconsideramus wrote:
> This is my main media playback machine, so I'm looking to have all of my
> various apps playback through the same speakers.
>
> Everything seems to work as expected when I run Squeezelite from the
> command line, but something different is going on when the service
>
Some more linear HW VC thoughts
output_alsa.c
set_mixer function on alsa.mixer_linear definitely fails its purpose.
No. It fails.
Because the inputs ldB rdB are basically of no use.
Then I think we're faceing "over-logarithmic" data.
1. The 16.16 fixed point left/right input from
linear HW volume - the next chapter.
The 16.16 fixed point values delivered by slimproto.c
just generate a 0.5 dB change per VC click.
And that fixed point to dB conversion is done by sl.
That's where the problems seems to be. That -0.5 dB goes straight to
Alsa
which of course doesn't know
bpa wrote:
> C-3PO fills a gap in the standard LMS transcoding process. LMS
> conversion only exposes audio format, sampleing rate and number of
> channels to conversion rules. This is inadequate when there is a need
> to handle conversion of sample formats (e.g. s16le, s16be, f32le,f32be).
>
s25a wrote:
>
> C-3PO works perfectly with the R2 version. If you start Ralphys version
> with -W it seems also to work without issues. I have not tested
> everything yet. There's a hint on the Squeezelite-R2 GitHub that you
> have to start Ralphy version with -W.
> So that could be a
PasTim wrote:
> Ralphy did say use -W in
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?97046-Announce-Squeezelite-a-small-headless-squeezeplay-emulator-for-linux-(alsa-only)=938782=1#post938782
> , which is why I wondered what your issue was with C-3PO.
> Do you still have problems?
Hi,
s25a wrote:
> Hi again,
>
>
>
> C-3PO works perfectly with the R2 version. If you start Ralphys version
> with -W it seems also to work without issues. I have not tested
> everything yet. There's a hint on the Squeezelite-R2 GitHub that you
> have to start Ralphy version with -W.
> So that
Hi again,
>
> C-3PO adds to LMS transcoding by examining headers and modifying the
> standard transcoding process - but I think you said C-3PO had problems
> with other files ?
>
C-3PO works perfectly with the R2 version. If you start Ralphys version
with -W it seems also to work without
Today I ran another volume control test.
This time I used a Audiophonics iSabre 9038Q2M.
The DAC comes with a 100 click 1db/click VC scale.
It perfectly matches Alsa and LMS.
There won't be any ambiguity ( 1% ->2db values) as seen on the PCM51xx.
Linear "-X" should be linear.
Here's what
s25a wrote:
> Hi bpo,
>
> I have downloaded the R2 version from Marco and activated the C-3PO
> Plugin again. It plays the track: See logfile for conversion.
> Unfortunately the R2 version development was stopped with the release
> 1.84 end of 2017 (As far as I can see on the webside). So I
s25a wrote:
> If you say it is not supported, ok than it is like it is and I would
> immediately stop my testing.
> On the other hand it worked with C-3PO and also on Dahpile (which
> basically uses LMS and squeezelite as far as I see) so I am just looking
> for a way to convert this in the
Hi bpo,
I have downloaded the R2 version from Marco and activated the C-3PO
Plugin again. It plays the track: See logfile for conversion.
Unfortunately the R2 version development was stopped with the release
1.84 end of 2017 (As far as I can see on the webside). So I decided for
Ralphys
Hi,
bpa wrote:
> I cant see the screen shots ?
I have uploaded in the same Directory where I stored the DXD file. Find
again attached here:
27226
> The problem is the identification of the file type. It appears to be
> WAV file but it is NOT. If you force a misidentified type to do
>
s25a wrote:
> find attached a screenshot of first the LMS Webinterface and second a
> detailed view of the foobar player. As far as I can see it is recognized
> correctly.
I cant see the screen shots ?
> After all my testing I think that the 32bit floating is the problem. If
> there would be
bpa wrote:
> Just seen your previous post about sox
>
> I think the problem is that you has a DXD file in a WAV format - which
> is not understood by LMS. Any messing around with WAV translation will
> probably give other problems.
>
> What has LMS analysed the file to be ? (i.e.g drill down
Just seen you previous post.
I think the problem is that you has a DXD file in a WAv format - which
is not understood by LM. Any messing around with wav translation will
give other problems.
What has LMS analysed the file to be ? (i.e.g drill down Music folder
down to "File format",n
s25a wrote:
> Hi bpa,
>
> yes I edit because it were too much characters for posting it (max
> 10.000). Sorry in the future I will just post to Pastebin or attache the
> logfile as you recommended
> Were do I see the Wav Filetype settings?
>
> It would be perfect if nothing is converted
bpa wrote:
> The logs are missing dates - did you edit this ? If yes - then in future
> just copy log into text file, zip and attach to a post, if not then I'd
> be suspicious of the LMS installation.
>
> The logs look like LMS just send the file straight to the player but as
> PCM which I
Hi again,
I did a bit of research in this thread and found a custom command to
convert the file...
I added in the custom-convert.conf
Code:
wav pcm * *
[SOX] -q -t wav - -t wav -b 24 --buffer 8192 - gain -h
Going back into the log i see
s25a wrote:
> Hi bpa,
>
> thanks a lot for help. I tried the C-3PO plugin but after activating
> this half of my music files do not play. I guess becaue I am using
> Ralphy release and not the one from Marco.
>
> Here is the logfile with player.source in debugging mode (only the Part
> when I
bpa wrote:
> Unless you are using the C-3PO plugin - Enable logging player.source to
> INFO to see exactly what LMS is currently doing and why.
Hi bpa,
thanks a lot for help. I tried the C-3PO plugin but after activating
this half of my music files do not play. I guess becaue I am using
s25a wrote:
> So maybe the conversion from F32LE to S32LE would solve it. Any chance
> to do that in the LMS?
Unless you are using the C-3PO plugin - Enable logging player.source to
INFO to see exactly what LMS is currently doing and why.
ralphy wrote:
> Try adding -W to the squeezelite command line.
>
> -WRead wave and aiff format from header, ignore
> server parameters
Hi Ralphy,
that didn't solve the Problem however I have some 2 new results maybe
this can help to solve the problem:
1) When I start
I'm currently getting my brain ruffled by testing the digital HW (based
digital) volume control.
That includes the "-X" option.
If we take the PCM5122, it offers a logarithmic ramp-up/amp-down series
at 0.5db stepwidth.
We don't want a 2nd logarithmic curve applied by squeezelite. "-X" makes
s25a wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> maybe you can remember the discussion about HD Wav (DXD) files that did
> not work properly with Squeezelite.
> Installed is the latest version from Ralphy:
> squeezelite-1.9.1.1137-x86_64.tar.gz
>
> LMS is 7.9.2 (Today's build)
>
> The Dac I am using is from
Hi Everyone,
maybe you can remember the discussion about HD Wav (DXD) files that did
not work properly with Squeezelite.
Installed is the latest version from Ralphy:
squeezelite-1.9.1.1137-x86_64.tar.gz
LMS is 7.9.2 (Today's build)
The Dac I am using is from IFI which is capable of Native
Ah, I see now. Thanks for clearing that up!
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Manul wrote:
> Are they?
> "squeezelite" is the downloaded binary, "squeezelite-rpi" is
> self-compiled.
By default a self compiled binary dynamically loads the system installed
decoder libraries at run time, whereas the builds I provide include the
decoder static libraries linked in.
Try
There are specific library versions and library optimizations, so the
binaries are provided statically linked.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
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PasTim wrote:
> Try https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/squeezelite/linux/
Out of curiosity: The binaries there seem huge. The armv6hf one weighs
in at 2.2MB vs. 155kB for a self compiled one. Anybody know why that is?
soundcheck wrote:
> Q.
>
> Is there a sl Makefile that can be used for a building a static binary?
>
This is the make command I used to use to build the armhf binary on my
lmsclients download site.
make -f Makefile.rpi OPTS="-DLINKALL -DDSD -DVISEXPORT -DRESAMPLE -DIR
-DGPIO -DRPI
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