raspberry pi b+

kozalmighty

I followed the instructions and when i turn on the pi all I get is the copywrite and it asking for my runeaudio login and password. what am I doing wrong

hondagx35

Hi kozalmighty,

..and when i turn on the pi all I get is the copywrite and it asking for my runeaudio login..

What are you expecting?

A shiny web interface

RuneAudio features RuneUI, an unique integrated and easy to use interface.

A web interface:
Built in PHP, JavaScript and CSS. Due to its nature it’s platform independent, being accessible from every modern web browser, on every operating system.

....

http://www.runeaudio.com/documentation/runeui/runeui/

Frank

kozalmighty

something other than a black screen? help maybe?

hondagx35

Hi kozalmighty,

A web interface

.... being accessible from every modern web browser, on every operating system.

Sorry, but i thought this was enough help.

RuneAudio is a headless player (no local display).
You have to use a browser on a different device (PC, tablet or smartphone) and connect to your Pi.

Accessing the RuneUI

You can connect to the RuneUI in several ways:

(Windows) open the following address in your browser: http://runeaudio or http://runeaudio. (works if an Avahi/Bonjour client is installed) (OSX / Linux / Android) open the following address in your browser: http://runeaudio.local
If you cannot connect using the abovementioned addresses, look up the IP address of your device (check your routers DHCP list) and point your browser to it (e.g. http://192.168.1.xxx)
(Windows) you should find a new icon under My Network Places, called RuneAudio: double click it to open you the RuneUI in your default browser, or place a shortcut to the RuneUI on your desktop, which can then be double clicked to open the RuneUI.

Frank

surfninja

Almighty, if you don't your IP address, you can use Fing to scan your LAN. You can get Fing for your smartphone and I found there are even windows and linux flavors.