Cassio299

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  • 6. Januar 2019 at 9:21 #43168

    Hi Weka_1

    Edit version

    //192.168.1.254/share means that you inside your routers samba settings have called your device: share!! (or on some routers) you have called your harddrive share when you formatted it)

    /mnt/share means that on your Raspberry Pi you have created a folder called share

    (sudo mkdir /mnt/share)

    given it permissions like
    (sudo chmod 775 -R /mnt/share)

    changed the owner to the name of your pi (stand name = pi)
    (sudo chown -R pi:pi /mnt/share)

    user=samba,password=12345678 (this is just an example not the real password for your router right???)

    please check all of this and let us know!!

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    4. Januar 2019 at 9:44 #43096

    This sounds very interesting however I do not think that shareport / shareport-sync support pictures and therefore album art shout be a no go. However take a look at this suggestion/install: Shareport-sync display

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    31. Dezember 2018 at 1:36 #42985

    Ich glaubte dass alle im Ihren alter nur musik durch dem Netz hörte…. aber Musikdateien lebt immer noch !!

    Ausserdem kan man im Logitech Media Server de meisten Streamin Services wie Spotify als plug-in herunterladen.

    31. Dezember 2018 at 1:13 #42984

    Hi again

    no I didn’t delete my poste:

    Anyway here are my links to inspiration:

    click = click + click + click = click

    Viel spass mit deinem neuen Spielzeug

    Peter

    30. Dezember 2018 at 8:38 #42971

    Sounds like this could be a hardware problem either on pi or on your soundcard.

    I’m sure that you have dobb. checked /boot/config.txt that you have only one entry of: dtoverlay=iqaudio-dacplus

    Well Im out of suggestions for you to try now, maybe someone from Max2play can be of better help, good luck!!

    28. Dezember 2018 at 16:44 #42964

    Hmmm when I google pcm512x: probe of 1-004c failed with error -121. I find this: pcm512x They are talking about a dobble i2c. I tried to find your + pro card at iQaudio but I did not find your card. Try to disable I2S-MMAP in the settings tab and reboot

    28. Dezember 2018 at 0:04 #42960

    I had a similar problem with my Audiophonics card I solved my problem with an kernel and package update:

    Raspberry settings/Kernel and Package Updates and Upgrades.

    Hope that helps, also try remove your soundcard and boot up pi once with out it.

    Peter

    27. Dezember 2018 at 1:05 #42953

    Hallo Thomas,

    Entschuldige für mein schlestes buchstabiren, Ich bin ein däne.

    Für das löschen der karte benutze ich: https://www.techwalla.com/articles/how-to-format-an-sd-card-in-ubuntu

    Und für das schreiben auf der SD karte benutze ich Etcher: https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/05/how-to-install-etcher-on-ubuntu

    Ich hoffe das es dir weiter hilft.

    Peter

    27. Dezember 2018 at 0:47 #42952

    Hi

    Have you turned off the internet connection ???

    The Media Server was originally an PC / Mac app only with the internet settings pages as the player. The software we are using today (Squeezelight) was bild in to streaming receivers and therefore born with an IP address as the only option to receive music.

    So if you have turned off wifi your Squeezelight is trying to connect to the last known IP adresse.

    To make your Squeezelight software see your Media Server on your Pi with out an internet connection you must set up an access point.
    This is quit easy with Max2play:

    You can find a plug in for that

    I hope this will help

    Peter

    26. Dezember 2018 at 23:26 #42951

    Hi Bruce

    [18:36:04.898989] test_open:384 playback open error: No such file or directory: tells you that Squeezelite have found your soundcard but it can’t find the „driver“ in any file or directory!

    lsmod | grep snd shows all soundcards and their options. lsmod: snd_soc_iqaudio_dac 16384 0 confirms you’re soundcard.

    1. In the Raspberry Settings tap have you selected your soundcard ?? (if not select it and hit save)
    2. Check: Audioplayer/Mediaplayer Squeezelite & Airplay…/Edit Advanced Options/ Have you tried all the iqaudio „drivers“ in there??

    Peter

    23. September 2017 at 8:16 #31491

    Hi were do I find the Plex player for raspbian ????? Has anybody made a Plex media server plugin that they would like to share ???

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