Hi Bagwit,
These are the commands pCP uses to check for the repositories. If you
run these, they might throw up some error messages.
Code:
$ /bin/busybox wget --spider https://repo.picoreplayer.org/repo/repo.htm
Connecting to repo.picoreplayer.org
Bagwit wrote:
> No, I get green ticks on Internet, DNS, and piCore repo. But the
> piCorePlayer main repo and mirror repos both show red crosses. I hadn't
> realised there was a tab in the bottom right of the main page, however I
> was trying to manually select the repo in the extensions page
Bagwit wrote:
> They are all running flawlessly on 8.1.0 though, amazing work as always!
> My old 6.1.0 devices have been running rock solid for so long I had
> barely even paid them attention other than that they played my music in
> the home or remotely while out and about. I've been meaning
They are all running flawlessly on 8.1.0 though, amazing work as always!
My old 6.1.0 devices have been running rock solid for so long I had
barely even paid them attention other than that they played my music in
the home or remotely while out and about. I've been meaning to donate
for a while,
Confirmed the same issue with my Pi2. I also tried the switch to mirror
in the bottom right of Main and no success again. I also went back and
tried both on an ethernet wired and wireless setup, just in case
something odd was going on there, using both inbuilt RPi wifi and
working USB wifi
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Thanks Bagwit for the detailed testing.
>
> Unfortunately, I can't reproduce the issue. I did see it once on my LMS
> pCP but it when away after a reboot.
>
> Are you getting all the green ticks on [Main Page] > [Extensions]?
>
> Also, on the bottom right corner of the
Thanks Bagwit for the detailed testing.
Unfortunately, I can't reproduce the issue. I did see it once on my LMS
pCP but it when away after a reboot.
Are you getting all the green ticks on [Main Page] > [Extensions]?
Also, on the bottom right corner of the [Main Page] there is a tab to
select
PompeyTone wrote:
> Thanks all for suggestions.
>
> So today I completed LMS setup on the network at work (downloading &
> installing CIFS interface libraries) and brought my Pi home, mounted the
> remote NAS disk and it all works perfectly. I set the Pi up with a
> static IP address and
I recall the last time I had some issues with the LMS update process
regarding notifications in the player and then the actual upgrade of LMS
on pCP, but this time around I saw the notification of an LMS update to
8.3.0 available, then followed the link.
The link had a lot of scary stuff about
Viragored wrote:
> Yup - weird alright. I chose 8.0.0 when 8.2.0 wouldn't play nicely
> because that's what's running on my Pi Zero W that serves music over BT
> to my Sony headphones. And that's been rock solid 24/7*365 (apart from a
> little hiccup that turned out to be nothing to do with pCP
Tx for that. I should have mentioned that this is a RPi 4B/4GB and LMS
has 100k tracks and Database Memory Config = max.
Will keep an eye on it, but have had no issues before.
mr-b's Profile:
Just reboot, if you continue to see memory issues. You may need to turn
down the memory usage setting in LMS, or turn on a swap file.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
Please 'donate' (https://picoreplayer.org/index.html#donate)
Hi
LMS on my PCP seems to be unresponsive both from players and the PCP LMS
UI page just hangs.
The main PCP admin pages are fine though.
Diagnostics shows quite few of these (though my music lib server is
working and accessible via CIFS from another machine):
[5433590.068175] CIFS: VFS:
Man in a van wrote:
> I would
>
> a) Connect with Ethernet and enter the required wifi details either
> before you go to the flat or when you are at the flat, whichever is
> easier.
>
> b) Burn a copy of a working configuration to another SD card and check
> that it works, take it with you
Yes, glibc is generally the issue. pCP was generally ahead of RaspiOS
distribution. So I had to maintain separately.
Ive been working on some other projects with the Pico, but I should be
able to get AudioScan updated.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage:
themicksa wrote:
> Sorry to be so long in replying (Time Machine and Ventura...hmm. There's
> 3 days of my life I'll not be getting back.)
>
> Anyway I finally got round to adding that overlay code to the config.txt
> file and that seemed to do the trick. All up and running now.
>
> If I can
Man in a van wrote:
> It says in the blurb to use Allo-Boss in the dropdown
>
> I don't have the dac hat but Allo Boss DAC (and MiniBoss) in the pCP
> Audio output device settings selects the correct overlay
>
> 39105
>
> ronnie
Sorry to be so long in replying (Time Machine and
Hello, quick question. I am looking for a way to make my RPI3B+ a
squeezelite, shaiport and bluetooth client (only) using piCorePlayer and
headphones output (for now). Squeezelite and Shairport-sync are working
like a charm (I have an other device in my network working as a LMS
server and music
So is the glibc version the reason why pCP doesn't use the ARM7 or
aarch64 versions of audio-scan? I checked my pCP player and glibc was
2.32 compared to Raspberry Pi OS at 2.31.
I don't know. You'd have to ask Paul.
___
unix mailing list
mherger wrote:
> > Having said that, the version of the scanner is 1.05, so maybe there
> is
> > some relation to pCP?
>
> That's another "issue". Paul hasn't updated the Audio::Scan module yet.
> I'm sure he'll get there.
>
> But the bug causing the scanner to crash was related to some work
mherger wrote:
> That's another "issue". Paul hasn't updated the Audio::Scan module yet.
Understood. Thanks Michael !!
Supertramp's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=30362
View this thread:
Having said that, the version of the scanner is 1.05, so maybe there is
some relation to pCP?
That's another "issue". Paul hasn't updated the Audio::Scan module yet.
I'm sure he'll get there.
But the bug causing the scanner to crash was related to some work being
done to port the Windows
mherger wrote:
> This actually isn't related to pCP at all - the scanner is broken on all
>
> platforms. New builds are on their way. Thanks for the heads up!
Installed the latest 8.4 and scanning works again.
Having said that, the version of the scanner is 1.05, so maybe there is
some
mherger wrote:
> >>Thanks for the heads up!
Thanks for your great support! as always.
Supertramp's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=30362
View this thread:
When using the nightly dev (LMS 8.4) scanning the library no longer
works. I assume this is because of the new version of SCAN which has not
been included in the LMS Binaries and Libraries ?`
How does it fail? I don't think pCP has been updated to use the latest
scanner module.
This actually
Scan.scanner set to debug -
Code:
[22-11-16 09:01:08.7285] Slim::Web::Settings::Server::Basic::handler (90)
Path information for single dir scan: { oldPath => 1, path =>
"/mnt/pi4music/Squeezebox music" }[22-11-16 09:01:08.7295]
Paul Webster wrote:
> Anything in scanner.log ?
It was empty.
Supertramp's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=30362
View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=114828
mherger wrote:
> > When using the nightly dev (LMS 8.4) scanning the library no longer
> > works. I assume this is because of the new version of SCAN which has
> not
> > been included in the LMS Binaries and Libraries ?`
>
> How does it fail? I don't think pCP has been updated to use the
mherger wrote:
> >How does it fail? I don't think pCP has been updated to use the latest
> scanner module.
It doesn't do anything, i.e. completes immediately. Did a 'Clear library
and rescan everything' and some more trouble shooting, and ended up with
0 Tracks
As mentioned, I reverted to
Anything in scanner.log ?
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, abc
australia and cbc/radio-canada
and, via the extra \"radio now playing\" plugin lots more - see
When using the nightly dev (LMS 8.4) scanning the library no longer
works. I assume this is because of the new version of SCAN which has not
been included in the LMS Binaries and Libraries ?`
How does it fail? I don't think pCP has been updated to use the latest
scanner module.
mherger wrote:
> >I thought pCP was using these links which are not version specific:
>
> https://downloads.slimdevices.com/releases/latest.xml
> https://downloads.slimdevices.com/releases/nightly/stable.xml
> http://downloads.slimdevices.com/releases/nightly/dev.xml
When using the nightly
Hello,
is there a sure-fired recommendation for a Wifi-stick that runs
plug with piCorePlayer 8.x? I'd like to try a Wifi-Stick with my
Allo USBridge signature but I'm not very good in using
command-line-editors ...
Best regards
Stefan
P.S. Sorry if that has been discussed before, but I was
themicksa wrote:
> Thanks both. That sounds pretty straightforward though Im waiting for
> my Mac to finish rebuilding from Time Machine before I can give it a
> whirl. Will be sure to report back.
It says in the blurb to use Allo-Boss in the dropdown
I don't have the dac hat but Allo Boss
Thanks both. That sounds pretty straightforward though Im waiting for
my Mac to finish rebuilding from Time Machine before I can give it a
whirl. Will be sure to report back.
themicksa's Profile:
-*@themicksa
*-
https://docs.picoreplayer.org/how-to/edit_config_txt/
Man in a van's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=43627
View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=114828
themicksa wrote:
> Hi. Im wondering if anyone could set me right on configuring an
> Innomaker PCM5122 I2S DAC hat on a Pi4b. Everything is assembled and LMS
> and squeezelite are both up to date and running, but Im getting nothing
> from the RCA outs. In output settings I have tried using
Hi. Im wondering if anyone could set me right on configuring an
Innomaker PCM5122 I2S DAC hat on a Pi4b. Everything is assembled and LMS
and squeezelite are both up to date and running, but Im getting nothing
from the RCA outs. In output settings I have tried using both the Allo
Boss2 DAC and
Thanks all for suggestions.
So today I completed LMS setup on the network at work (downloading &
installing CIFS interface libraries) and brought my Pi home, mounted the
remote NAS disk and it all works perfectly. I set the Pi up with a
static IP address and re-addressed my other 'player' Pi.
bengaldave wrote:
> I see an old post showing these commands
>
> ce
> tce-load -w git rpi-vc python3.6 (You can omit if you already
> have these)
> tce-load -i git rpi-vc python3.6
> git clone https://github.com/piCorePlayer/rpi-eeprom.git (This is a
> clone from rpi's git, with
I see an old post showing these commands
ce
tce-load -w git rpi-vc python3.6 (You can omit if you already
have these)
tce-load -i git rpi-vc python3.6
git clone https://github.com/piCorePlayer/rpi-eeprom.git (This is a
clone from rpi's git, with a few tweaks to the scripts for
PompeyTone wrote:
> Yes, I can access these via a browser from my PC on the same home
> network (screen grabs attached)
> 3906139062
>
> Thx.
I can also successfully ping repo.picoreplayer.org from the command line
on my RPi so DNS doesn't seem to to be a problem
T.
Man in a van wrote:
> Can you access the repos in a browser ?
>
>
> piCorePlayer main repository accessible
> https://repo.picoreplayer.org/repo/
>
> piCorePlayer mirror repository accessible
> http://picoreplayer.sourceforge.net/tcz_repo/
>
>
>
> ronnie
Yes, I can access these via a
PompeyTone wrote:
> Hi Kidstypike, many thanks for replying. Yes you're right, I followed
> the path you suggested and there was a red cross against the pC
> repository (I've tried to add my screenshot but not sure if it works).
> Yesterday I took my RPi into work and the LMS download worked
PompeyTone wrote:
> Hi gwlevans. Thanks for replying, my ISP is Vodafone. I guess it could
> be DNS, perhaps if I somehowe reconfigure my DNS (to Google?) that might
> solve the issue. I'll have a look at that. As an experiment I'm going to
> hang the Pi off a wifi hotpot from my mobile phone,
gwlevans wrote:
> What is your ISP? I have seen similar behaviour on Virgin Media (UK) due
> to their flaky DNS
Hi gwlevans. Thanks for replying, my ISP is Vodafone. I guess it could
be DNS, perhaps if I somehowe reconfigure my DNS (to Google?) that might
solve the issue. I'll have a look at
Man in a van wrote:
> @PompeyTone
>
> At the bottom of the pCP Main Page have you selected Player/Server or
> Beta tab ?
>
> ronnie
Hi Ronnie, thanks for replying. I had selected Beta, as suggested in the
pCP documentation
"https://docs.picoreplayer.org/projects/build-simple-lms-server/;.
kidstypike wrote:
> PiCorePlayer "Main" page > Diagnostics button > Raspberry Pi tab >
> Internet, what do you see there?
>
> 39043
Hi Kidstypike, many thanks for replying. Yes you're right, I followed
the path you suggested and there was a red cross against the pC
repository (I've tried to
@PompeyTone
At the bottom of the pCP Main Page have you selected Player/Server or
Beta tab ?
ronnie
Man in a van's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=43627
View this thread:
PompeyTone wrote:
> When I try to install LMS over pCP it fails every time!!
>
> I have tried multiple SD cards all with FS expanded to the max (up to
> 32GB partition) but when I then try to install LMS using the on-screen
> button I get an Error saying that it has failed to download:
>
PompeyTone wrote:
> When I try to install LMS over pCP it fails every time!!
>
> I have tried multiple SD cards all with FS expanded to the max (up to
> 32GB partition) but when I then try to install LMS using the on-screen
> button I get an Error saying that it has failed to download:
>
When I try to install LMS over pCP it fails every time!!
I have tried multiple SD cards all with FS expanded to the max (up to
32GB partition) but when I then try to install LMS using the on-screen
button I get an Error saying that it has failed to download:
There was a error downloading
A minor point but it might be a good idea to do a "tail -f" on the LMS
update log, as it is now there is a bit of a wait with no output and
then the whole lot at once when (I assume) the log file is closed.
coyrls's
I can confirm the manual "'Upgrade Logitech Media Server (LMS)'
(https://docs.picoreplayer.org/how-to/upgrade_lms/)" process seems to
work fine.
I did add "Copy and paste commands" section to the documentation to
allow easier "copy all commands" in one go without the pesky dollar
signs.
mherger wrote:
> It's working as expected (but caching might take a while for the update
> to show up). Just did the manual update to force installation of the
> latest. It went correctly from 8.3.0 to 8.4.0 (as I requested the dev
> branch):
>
> >
Code:
> > $ sudo
It's working as expected (but caching might take a while for the update
to show up). Just did the manual update to force installation of the
latest. It went correctly from 8.3.0 to 8.4.0 (as I requested the dev
branch):
Code:
$ sudo ./lms-update.sh --release devel -s
Paul, could you please amend the download/install Development version
link to the new LMS 8.4?
http://downloads.slimdevices.com/nightly/index.php?ver=8.4
I thought pCP was using these links which are not version specific:
https://downloads.slimdevices.com/releases/latest.xml
@ paul-
Paul, could you please amend the download/install Development version
link to the new LMS 8.4?
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?117012-Logitech-Media-Server-8-3-0-released
http://downloads.slimdevices.com/nightly/index.php?ver=8.4
Cheers
*Server - LMS 8.3.0 *RPi4B
paul- wrote:
> Hmmm. 8.0.0 and 8.2.0 use the exact same repo, just a different kernel.
> That's really wierd.
Yup - weird alright. I chose 8.0.0 when 8.2.0 wouldn't play nicely
because that's what's running on my Pi Zero W that serves music over BT
to my Sony headphones. And that's been rock
SamS wrote:
> Thanks Ronnie.
>
> I typically use my Pi via HDMI to a Denon receiver. I'll try those
> settings you suggested.
This is on the Raspberry PI OS Bullseye Lite OS
I don't have a receiver but I do have my TV hooked up to Active
speakers.
I use an old Quad CDP as a pre-amp
Viragored wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestion Gary. I tried leaving Ethernet connected,
> expanded the file system (2000MB this time) and clicked install LMS.
> Sadly, the same result as before, same error messages, so I'll stick
> with 8.0.0 for now.
Hmmm. 8.0.0 and 8.2.0 use the exact same
Man in a van wrote:
> @ SAMS
>
> I used "Headphones" and selected "hw:CARD=Headphones,DEV=0" for the
> output settings.
>
> I listen to one album and experienced a couple of glitches in the
> playback (milliseconds) but no noise as you describe.
>
> There was some developement of the
@SAMS
I was "busy doin' nothing" this morning so installed the 32 bit
raspberry PIOS Bullseye Lite on a sd card.
I used the raspberry pi Imager Tool to download, preconfigure for SSH
and make the image.
I left the username at pi and used the old, now deprecated, password of
"raspberry"
@ SAMS
I used "Headphones" and selected "hw:CARD=Headphones,DEV=0" for the
output settings.
I listen to one album and experienced a couple of glitches in the
playback (milliseconds) but no noise as you describe.
There was some developement of the headphone jack a few years ago and
that was
garym wrote:
> You might try to expand file system and install LMS while still
> connected to ethernet. And afterwards setup wifi connection.
Thanks for the suggestion Gary. I tried leaving Ethernet connected,
expanded the file system (2000MB this time) and clicked install LMS.
Sadly, the
Man in a van wrote:
> Well one obvious way to (maybe) improve the audio quality is to utilise
> either a dac HAT or usb Dac.
>
> Depends on your budget and audio set-up.
>
> But what noise do you experience ?
>
> At the moment I'm listening to headphones on the same model, with no
>
SamS wrote:
> Is HDMI audio output still 'very unsupported'? I'm currently running pCP
> 6.1 and am about to update to 8.2.0.
>
> I'm using a Pi B+ v1.2. The analog 3.5mm jack is just too noisy for even
> casual listening. I would appreciate any suggestions to improve audio
> quality.
Well
Is HDMI audio output still 'very unsupported'? I'm currently running pCP
6.1 and am about to update to 8.2.0.
I'm using a Pi B+ v1.2. The analog 3.5mm jack is just too noisy for even
casual listening. I would appreciate any suggestions to improve audio
quality.
Diana wrote:
> I recall seeing instructions about saving presets for ALSA mixer, but I
> can't now find them with searches.
> I'd be grateful if someone could point me to the instructions.
> TIADOH! Looked into 'More' on Presets section of xtras_alsaequal.cgi: SSH'd
in and edited
I recall seeing instructions about saving presets for ALSA mixer, but I
can't now find them with searches.
I'd be grateful if someone could point me to the instructions.
TIA
Diana's Profile:
Viragored wrote:
>
> New download of piCorePlayer8.2.0.img
> Verified Checksum
> Flashed to 16 GB SD card with Raspberry Pi Imager (without any user
> options)
> Booted Pi with Ethernet
> Set up wifi connection
> Power off, remove ethernet, restart and connect with wifi only
> Expand file
Hi all - I've Googled, searched the forum and am still stuck. If someone
can link me to the solution that would be great.
Or suggestions for how to make this work would be most welcome.
My goal is to install PCP and LMS on a Raspberry Pi 3B+ Steps I've taken
include:
New download of
Redrum wrote:
> Another option, this is where the "Save LMS Server Cache and Preferences
> to Mounted Drive" can be used. You probably "Moved LMS Data" from your
> pcp SD card to your 4TB drive. If you still have it, and have it
> mounted, you could transfer it back to the SD, mount the new
Easiest option if you're keeping the 4TB drive attached.
Mount the 6TB drive and point LMS to scan that drive for your music
files.
Job done.:rolleyes:
*Server - LMS 8.3.0 *RPi4B 4GB/NanoSound ONE case/pCP 8.1.0 - 75K
library, playlists & LMS cache on Sata SSD (ntfs)
*Lounge* - DAC32 -
Paul Webster wrote:
> LMS will not create that directory.
>
> If you can organise things so that the mount point etc on the new disk
> is the same as the old drive (move the old drive to a different mount
> point first) then you will not even need to rescan and all of the things
> that refer
Paul Webster wrote:
> LMS will not create that directory.
>
> If you can organise things so that the mount point etc on the new disk
> is the same as the old drive (move the old drive to a different mount
> point first) then you will not even need to rescan and all of the things
> that refer
LMS will not create that directory.
If you can organise things so that the mount point etc on the new disk
is the same as the old drive (move the old drive to a different mount
point first) then you will not even need to rescan and all of the things
that refer to a file by location will still
I recently purchased a new 6TB drive to replace the 4TB drive that I am
using for LMS and other files.
I mounted the new drive on the picoreplayer and copied the directories
over one by one.
I turned off LMS while I was copying. Once I have finished copying, I
will change the settings to point
philippe_44 wrote:
> Is there something specific in your network like subnets or similar?
> What are the IP and MAC address of each?
slimhase wrote:
> Nothing specific, just a router (providing internet wirelessthrough SIM
> card access to 4G network.
> My internal network is managed throu
slimhase wrote:
> Nothing specific, just a router (providing internet wirelessthrough SIM
> card access to 4G network.
> My internal network is managed throu that router (DHCP) with just one
> network, no subnets etc.
> Wrt IP and MAC Adresses, Ill report back when I am at the system.
>
philippe_44 wrote:
> Is there something specific in your network like subnets or similar?
> What are the IP and MAC address of each?
Nothing specific, just a router (providing internet wirelessthrough SIM
card access to 4G network.
My internal network is managed throu that router (DHCP) with
Can't get started... I am connected to Wifi and eth0
I can see the correct IP/mask/bcast in ifconfig using a keyboard/monitor
on pi
I can see the 2 connections on my network mgmt server (ubiquiti unifi)
however I cannot access the pi on either address from PC
and the pi cannot ping the gateway,
slimhase wrote:
> No, they have different names.
>
> FYI, I raised the issue here for the ESP side of it:
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?116788-ANNOUNCE-Squeezelite-ESP32-version-2-x=1061645=1#post1061645
Is there something specific in your network like subnets or similar?
atrocity wrote:
> Is it a PCP or TinyCore limitation that forbids mountpoint names from
> containing a hyphen? I can work around it but figured it wouldn't hurt
> to ask. Thanks!
Its pCP and the web interface handling. Just easier to deal with no odd
characters. The mount name is just a
John Stimson wrote:
> I have now tested with pCP 7.0.0, 8.0.0, 8.1.0, and 8.2.0, each imaged
> one at a time onto the same 8GB microSD card. They all ran for about a
> week with no failures, being powered off and then back on 1-2 times per
> day, except for version 8.2.0, which froze within
John Stimson wrote:
> Okay, squeezelite froze again and this time I was able to load more of
> the squeezelite log file. The critical change appears to be:
> >
Code:
> >
> [14:54:45.966312] process:528 strm
> [14:54:45.966412] process_strm:280 strm command t
>
Is it a PCP or TinyCore limitation that forbids mountpoint names from
containing a hyphen? I can work around it but figured it wouldn't hurt
to ask. Thanks!
atrocity's Profile:
Paul Webster wrote:
> Do the players advertise the same name over AirPlay?
No, they have different names.
FYI, I raised the issue here for the ESP side of it:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?116788-ANNOUNCE-Squeezelite-ESP32-version-2-x=1061645=1#post1061645
LMS 8.x on RasPi4
Do the players advertise the same name over AirPlay?
Paul Webster
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, abc
australia and cbc/radio-canada
and, via the extra \"radio now playing\" plugin lots more -
slimhase wrote:
>
>
> Since recently... when I enable shairport, I can see it on my phone.
> But after waiting about 5 minutes (not using shairport as well as not
> using squeezelite), it vanishes from the phone. PiCoreplayer Webpage
> says its still running.
> But only after restarting
paul- wrote:
> I don't use shairport-sync, but nothing would have changed in the 8.1
> update that would have changed anything.
>
> Shairport-sync is to be used standalone. When you use LMS, you need to
> be careful that LMS/squeezelite is not using the audio hardware or one
> of the
Man in a van wrote:
>
> I have a rpi1b running pCP / LMS on a wireless dongle (I only stream
> internet radio) slower than a slow thing, but I'm rather fond of it :)
>
> ronnie
i had a pi1b running up until a couple of months ago. seems to have just
plain failed in service. sdcard is fried,
Have you checked volume? Otherwise, There is a lot of info in the
interface. You are going to need to take a look and post more
information or screen shots.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
Please 'donate'
Hello,
My name is Elmar.
I was successfully running a piCore based Allo Boss2 w/ Tidal until
today after I've swapped the SD Card to try out Moode.
Going back to the PiCore OS no sound is coming from the Boss2 that I've
attatched to the analog-in of my RME ADI-2 pre/dac.
I'm deeply desperate
jbraveman wrote:
> This is my first time setting up LMS on one of my players. When I try to
> enable the exFAT I get this message:
>
> [ INFO ] Downloaded exFAT file system support...
> Downloading: fuse-exfat.tcz
> Error retreiving
>
This is my first time setting up LMS on one of my players. When I try to
enable the exFAT I get this message:
[ INFO ] Downloaded exFAT file system support...
Downloading: fuse-exfat.tcz
Error retreiving
https://repo.picoreplayer.org/repo/13.x/armv7/tcz/fuse-exfat.tcz
Checking MD5 of:
Greg Erskine wrote:
> The is a link in the "'Glossary'
> (https://docs.picoreplayer.org/information/glossary/)".
Thanks, Greg!
maddymarc's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=8233
View this thread:
Are you sure you have enough disk space?
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
Please 'donate'
(https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_donations=U7JHY5WYHCNRU=GB_code=USD=PP%2dDonationsBF%3abtn_donateCC_LG%2egif%3aNonHosted)
if
I posted this a while back but still haven't fixed the problem;
I did a clean install of 8 on a Pi3 with HiFiBerry DAC. Iwas previously
running an older version with no problem.
I'm now getting the following when I try to install Bluetooth;
[ INFO ] Downloading Bluetooth extensions...
maddymarc wrote:
> Does anyone know where I can find a technical discussion about AlsaEQ
> within pCP? Such as an interpretation of what the level numbers equate
> to (dB/%?), what the Q of the eq bands are, etc.?
The is a link in the "'Glossary'
101 - 200 of 1009 matches
Mail list logo
