O2 Joggler Forum

Some further thoughts If you want to keep it on the internal ram then I think Ralphy's Squeezeplay is the way to go. I use an external usb stick or sd card in a reader for testing out the procedure. I don't expand the card size, so that is always comparable to the Internal ram so far I have it worki...

From some old notes Originally posted by chill View Post - The 'Quit' option on the Jivelite home screen dumps you out of Jivelite, and in my case leaves a terminal screen with some messy video artefacts along the bottom third of the screen. I think that option should be changed to restart JiveLite,...

If one want to add xserver;

Do,
and change the startjivelite bash file to
ronnie

@sixedup I normally install Jivelite using xserver, but here is a procedure I have just completed, without xserver, it gives jivelite, autostart at reboot using a cronjob, no cursor and calibration is out a bit. but workable. This brings the size to Debian GNU/Linux comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY...

Downloads all good now

Thanks Boss

@roobarb!

Is something wrong here?



ronnie

No album art from either local files or streaming radio stations That's usually a library thing, did you get art on the previous incarnation out of the box? Image conversion libraries (in fact, as many libraries as possible) aren't included by default so people have a little space to work with on t...

I now have a fresh install and running Ralphy's Squeezeplay

It's all a bit slow to load (as was my previous post) but runs OK

No album art from either local files or streaming radio stations

Start up using a @reboot Cronjob

I seem to have a default USA keyboard

ronnie

I have been playing with this for some time

https://forums.slimdevices.com/forum/us ... e-melodeon

With varying success

It builds in the 32 bit, so I might have another player later in the year

ronnie

Thanks Boss :) I have been playing with the Release Candidates for a while. Apparently there will be a point release in a month or; it was pushed out with over a 100 bugs still to be squashed! :shock: Anyway, I had already built the Binaries for LMS, so here is O2 Joggler running LMS v8.4.0, Squeeze...

@jkn Installing EDO cd ~ wget http://www.jogglerwiki.com/forum/download/file.php?id=329 -O EnhancedDigitalOutput.tar.gz Issued certificate has expired. To connect to www.jogglerwiki.com insecurely, use `--no-check-certificate'. joggler@openframe:~$ So just append --no-check-certificate to the wget s...

@jkn

It reports 44.1 PCM which reminded me that this is the default.

It also reminded me tha @gegs recommended changing the default rate

viewtopic.php?p=32608#p32608

ronnie

@jkn

I just changed the output to "external", connected a ToneBoard Dac via usb, rebooted the joggler and music plays through the dac.

I guess it's at 96kHz ma

I'll try another dac which reports the input bit rate

ronnie

@jkn I made a fresh internal install of SQPOS V 3.03 Player Model: SqueezePlay Player Type: squeezeplay Firmware: 7.7.2-r9710 Player IP Address: 192.168.1.207 Player MAC Address: 02:0e:8e:22:9d:76 Using default settings Fip radio played back from the internal speaker BBC Radio 6 displayed the same ...

@jkn

which version of SQPOS ?

ronnie

Edit maybe upgrade lms to 8.3.2

@ roobarb! Just for info (you must have eaten ebnough chocolate by now, surely :) ) I have just tried the latest image /debian/latest_510/bul-ext2-1028-43-bullseye-5.10.177op. 06-Apr-2023 04:54 186M and get the following output on the Joggler screen https://i.postimg.cc/g20jYT2j/Bul.jpg hashtags wer...

I made a post earlier today that seems to have vanished into the ether :( Anyway, since then I have installed the new Debian Bullseye onto the internal ram of my "Betting Shop" Joggler. Installed Squeezeplay from the "of-nstall" list Installed LMS v 8.3.1 and added the 32 bit bin...

I've installed LMS v8.3.1 and using Local Player Plugin to playback to a Topping DX 3 Pro dac (headphones). Updated the squeezelite version in Local Player



That'll do for a while now.

Happy Holidays

ronnie

Pete, thanks for the work you have done on this. I used the Ubuntu stick approach https://i.postimg.cc/CM9jw736/Jivelite.jpg Plenty of space left :) Debian GNU/Linux comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by applicable law. of@openframe:~$ df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mo...

Thanks for being supportive Pete, I'll look at those links over the weekend. My aim is to install Jivelite; I'm not bothered about Squeezeplay, maybe LMS also (I have the 32bit binaries). This is a snap of the error message if roobarb! gets time to look into the problem. The joggler just goes into a...