Open TheHighFlyingBirds opened 2 years ago
It should be possible. The challenge is to either get Docker installed or alternatively to get all of pydPiper's dependencies installed.
I don't have time at the moment but I'll add this as something to look into.
Many thanks, would be brilliant if you could work your magic and get it working.
Following on from above, is there a list of dependencies anywhere, as happy to have a play and see if I can get it working outside of docker.
Hi dhrone,
I have been having a play with max2play and have managed to update the 'musicdata_lms.py' file so that samplerate and bitdepth (bitdepth only works on FLACs / files greater than 320kbps) can be displayed. I have included the lines below, as thought you could add it to the hosted file. The lines are added at line 284. Also added my modified file.
try: self.musicdata[u'samplerate'] = urllib.unquote(str(self.dataplayer.request("songinfo 2 1 url:"+url+" tags:T", True))).decode(u'utf-8').split(u"samplerate:", 1)[1] except: self.musicdata[u'samplerate'] = u"" try: self.musicdata[u'bitdepth'] = urllib.unquote(str(self.dataplayer.request("songinfo 2 1 url:"+url+" tags:I", True))).decode(u'utf-8').split(u"samplesize:", 1)[1] except: self.musicdata[u'bitdepth'] = u""
I also commented out the bitdepth and samplerate lines under UNSUPPORTED VARIABLES.
This leads on to a quick question. The sample rate is coming out as a full number, e.g. 44100 (Hz), but I would prefer this to be in kHz. Is there a way to easily divide this number by 1000 to get the kHz value i.e. 44.1 (kHz)? I have tried various ways, but my lack of knowledge is not helping.
Thanks again.
Hi,
Firstly, this is a fantastic program, even I managed to managed to get it running on a pi running volumio, and also managed to make some changes to get what I wanted until I killed something and it stopped working, so going to have to a fresh install.
Anyway, back to the question, I run a LMS server on one Pi, and then have picoreplayer on a second pi which has an official touch screen. I want to add a LCD screen to the pi running picoreplayer, to display system info and music data (bitrate etc). Is there any way of getting pydpiper running on picoreplayer? I recognise picoreplayer is a small OS and as such, does not support some programs, especially docker. If it is possible, is there any guidance anywhere?
Thanks