@tonycollinet - I have a RPi 4 sitting around doing nothing, you have inspired me to do something with it ...
@tonycollinet - I have a RPi 4 sitting around doing nothing, you have inspired me to do something with it
LMS works well on a NAS or something else that can run docker. Docker has made it a lot easier than it used to be.Just impressed overall. Not sure I could make it work for me, but appreciate the time and effort you have gone to to make it work for you. Thaks for posting the thread- it has got me thinking about moving into the 21st century...
Saw that when i first encountered the problem. It doesn’t fix it for me.
#!/bin/sh
if /usr/local/etc/init.d/squeezelite status ;
then
echo already running
exit
else
echo not running
# delete pidfile
sudo /usr/local/etc/init.d/squeezelite stop
fi
while true
do
if squeezelite -l | egrep -ql "SHD"
then
sudo /usr/local/etc/init.d/squeezelite start
exit
else
sleep 1
fi
done
Yep, he cost you money.
I have a synology nas that can run docker. I've never successfully used docker to run anything despite multiple attempts. Any tutorial around that you know of?LMS works well on a NAS or something else that can run docker. Docker has made it a lot easier than it used to be.
Still, my server has a UPS, and I wouldn't want to run any DB on a machine that can lose power at any time.
I know people run LMS on the Pi with PiCorePlayer and other distros but it's not a path I would take.
I have a synology nas that can run docker. I've never successfully used docker to run anything despite multiple attempts. Any tutorial around that you know of?
I'm not entirely happy with the case I bought from PiHut. I found this one with an integrated power button (and GPIO board to run it)...
PiPAD | raspberrypiplastics
www.raspberrypiplastics.com
I've ordered it from CPC/Farnell in the UK... https://cpc.farnell.com/multicomp-p...case-power-button/dp/SC15215?CMP=TREML007-005
The picture/render on the CPC website doesn't look quite the same as one on the Pipad page, but the images in the data sheet do. I guess we'll see when it turns up (and goes back if it doesn't match the description on the data sheet!)
I have that one in white, also got it from CPC. I'm happy with it, quality is decent for the price.
Yes, weird without that!Did yours come with the Power HAT board? Mine didn't, the power button and rear USB-C port are useless without them, so it's going back.
I've not got round to trying it, but that _is_ the simpler way, at least compared to earlier versions.Has anyone got CamillaDSP working with piCorePlayer? I found the SuperPlayer extension with provides a web GUI and also links to setup the back end. I will give it a shot when I have some time, I was just wondering if anyone else had got this working or knew a simpler way?
GitHub - Lykkedk/SuperPlayer-v8.0.0--CamillaGUI-v0.6.0: SuperPlayer-CamillaGUI .tcz extensions the right way of doing it
SuperPlayer-CamillaGUI .tcz extensions the right way of doing it - Lykkedk/SuperPlayer-v8.0.0--CamillaGUI-v0.6.0github.com
I've not got round to trying it, but that _is_ the simpler way, at least compared to earlier versions.
I installed Jesper Lykke's porting of CamillaDSP and CamillaGUI to piCorePlayer v8.2, and they both work quite well.Has anyone got CamillaDSP working with piCorePlayer? I found the SuperPlayer extension with provides a web GUI and also links to setup the back end. I will give it a shot when I have some time, I was just wondering if anyone else had got this working or knew a simpler way?
GitHub - Lykkedk/SuperPlayer-v8.0.0--CamillaGUI-v0.6.0: SuperPlayer-CamillaGUI .tcz extensions the right way of doing it
SuperPlayer-CamillaGUI .tcz extensions the right way of doing it - Lykkedk/SuperPlayer-v8.0.0--CamillaGUI-v0.6.0github.com
Yes, it's quite common to do that. I run LMS on my home server in a Docker container. Many home NAS can also run Docker.Just curious about the portions talking about the server (LMS), and the fact that the OP mentions the locally stored files are on a NAS. Couldn't you just run LMS on the NAS? It seems the picoreplayer *can* be both server (LMS) and player (endpoint), but if all your files are stored and accessed from the NAS, couldn't you run the LMS there? And, importantly, isn't the NAS the box you probably want running almost 24/7 anyways?