RuneAudio+R e6

ceejayemm

@Rern

I have now got my 7in touchscreen installed for use with RA+Re6 and it seems to work well. I have found the Screen Off option on the Features / Browser on RPi page and it does what I want, acting as a screen saver. Unfortunately on the same page, the Zoom option is not being saved. I am trying to set it to 0.7 (or '.7' as we used to have to do in earlier versions) but this value is not saved and it is reset to '1' whenever the screen is refreshed.

Regards.

Chris

jsouza

jsouza wroteSeems to me that the problem is in adding a second network share to the library sources. I flashed another clean copy of e6 to a freshly formatted SD card. Updated to the latest in the Addons UI, and configured the DAC as before. This time I added my smaller network share first. When I attempted to add the second share, the UI hung as before, with the RuneAudio logo just flashing.

Just updated to 20201105. Problem still occurs.

rern

jsouza wrote
jsouza wroteSeems to me that the problem is in adding a second network share to the library sources. I flashed another clean copy of e6 to a freshly formatted SD card. Updated to the latest in the Addons UI, and configured the DAC as before. This time I added my smaller network share first. When I attempted to add the second share, the UI hung as before, with the RuneAudio logo just flashing.
Just updated to 20201105. Problem still occurs.

Try command lines to see errors:
(Replace green texts with actual values.)

CIFS:
mkdir -p "/mnt/MPD/NAS/NAME"
mount -t cifs "//IP/SHARE" "/mnt/MPD/NAS/NAME" -o noauto,username=USER,password=PASSWORD,iocharset=utf8

NFS:
mkdir -p "/mnt/MPD/NAS/NAME"
mount -t nfs "IP:/SHARE" "/mnt/MPD/NAS/NAME" -o defaults,noauto,bg,soft,timeo=5

rern

bnilsson

Thanks for fixing the issues so fast in the latest update.
However, there is still a small problem with UPnP.
It works, but the name presented on the network is "UpMpd", not the System Environment Name.
And the symbolic UPnP icon is broken.

WiFi seems to be problematic.
I tried the pre-boot fix described in the introduction, edit BOOT/wifi0 and rename to wifi.
No luck.
Could my metal box be the problem?

BN

pixel

please need help. I have an HDMI display https://www.waveshare.com/wiki/5inch_HDMI_LCD_(H)
badly displayed. The top and bottom bar are not visible.¨
I have set:
max_usb_current = 1
hdmi_group = 2
hdmi_mode = 87
hdmi_cvt 800 480 60 6 0 0 0

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ceejayemm

@Rern

Applied update 20201106 which fixed the problem with the RPI Browser Zoom setting BUT it also seems to have turned on the Mouse Pointer. I now have to turn ON the mouse pointer setting to get rid of the mouse pointer - if that makes sense.

Also applying the update via the RPI browser on the touch screen seemed to create '/srv/http/data/addons/update' rather than '/srv/http/data/addons/rre6' so updates were continuously available. Applied updates via Windows 10 browser which correctly created/updated '/srv/http/data/addons/rre6'.

@Pixel - click along the top edge of you coverart to bring up the menu options, click the gearwheel to open the settings menu and then select the Playback option. Select the 'Top-Bottom Bars' / 'Bars always on' and this should bring the bars back on your Playback screen.

Chris

jsouza

rern wrote
jsouza wrote
jsouza wroteSeems to me that the problem is in adding a second network share to the library sources. I flashed another clean copy of e6 to a freshly formatted SD card. Updated to the latest in the Addons UI, and configured the DAC as before. This time I added my smaller network share first. When I attempted to add the second share, the UI hung as before, with the RuneAudio logo just flashing.
Just updated to 20201105. Problem still occurs.
Try command lines to see errors:
(Replace green texts with actual values.)

CIFS:
mkdir -p "/mnt/MPD/NAS/NAME"
mount -t cifs "//IP/SHARE" "/mnt/MPD/NAS/NAME" -o noauto,username=USER,password=PASSWORD,iocharset=utf8

NFS:
mkdir -p "/mnt/MPD/NAS/NAME"
mount -t nfs "IP:/SHARE" "/mnt/MPD/NAS/NAME" -o defaults,noauto,bg,soft,timeo=5

rern

Thanks rern. My share is cifs. Error I received that there was no entry in /etc/fstab, so I added that manually and then rebooted. After reboot, I see that the library is being updated. Maybe this'll work, but even if it does there is still an issue that causes the UI to hang. I'll post more info when I have it.

klassikmann

Update R+R e6 20201106

There is a change in the playback view:
On a small screen, i.e. my smartphone in portrait-mode (not landscape), the time "circle" is not presented, even if set in the playback settings. Instead of the time "circle" the time progress bar is presented.

On a first use, I support this change.

klassikmann

jsouza

jsouza wrote
rern wrote Try command lines to see errors:
(Replace green texts with actual values.)

CIFS:
mkdir -p "/mnt/MPD/NAS/NAME"
mount -t cifs "//IP/SHARE" "/mnt/MPD/NAS/NAME" -o noauto,username=USER,password=PASSWORD,iocharset=utf8

NFS:
mkdir -p "/mnt/MPD/NAS/NAME"
mount -t nfs "IP:/SHARE" "/mnt/MPD/NAS/NAME" -o defaults,noauto,bg,soft,timeo=5

rern
Thanks rern. My share is cifs. Error I received that there was no entry in /etc/fstab, so I added that manually and then rebooted. After reboot, I see that the library is being updated. Maybe this'll work, but even if it does there is still an issue that causes the UI to hang. I'll post more info when I have it.

That did the trick and got me going. I'm just going to back away and not mess with the Sources UI for now. It's nice to know that I can just edit /etc/fstab to add shares to the library. I hadn't thought of that.

PhilHill

Hi there,

upgraded today from 0.4b ? > +R6
Great Job, easy to configure.
Runs nicely with Pi3b / AlloBoss

Regards,
Phil.

pixel

I'm probably doing something wrong.
1 step format sd card
2 step Win32 Disk Imager --- RuneAudio R_e6-RPi2-3.img.xz to sd card
3 insert the sd card into the Raspberry

It's OK?

cycl157

pixel wroteI'm probably doing something wrong.
1 step format sd card
2 step Win32 Disk Imager --- RuneAudio R_e6-RPi2-3.img.xz to sd card
3 insert the sd card into the Raspberry

It's OK?

See the instructions on page 1 of this thread -- it has all of the things you would need to know.

pixel

Wifi does not work. I can not join. I enter my name and password, but it does not connect.
clean new installation

ceejayemm

@Pixel

Why did you junk your original installation, did you not see my post as in:

#7141106

Now that you have reformatted your card, have you followed the instructions in the first post of this thread you were pointed to and if so how far have you got and what errors are you seeing ? If wifi access is actually your problem have you created a file called 'wifi' (with no extension) in the '/boot' folder with the your connection details as shown in the 'wifi0' template file ?

Chris

pixel

i am installing runeaudio for the first time. It has never worked properly for me. What should a Wifi file look like? I never had it.

cycl157

pixel wrotei am installing runeaudio for the first time. It has never worked properly for me. What should a Wifi file look like? I never had it.

See instructions on page 1 of the thread, it has details about how to create it.

ceejayemm

@Rern

Thanks for update 20201107 which does seem to fix the Mouse Pointers issue on a touch screen. However running the update from the touchsreen still does create/update the rr6 file at the end of the update process.

Before applying the update (from the touchscreen):

root@runeaudio+R e6:/srv/http/data/addons # ls -lrt
total 16
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 9 Nov 6 14:18 rre6
-rw-r--r-- 1 http http 4758 Nov 7 10:08 addons-list.json
-rw-r--r-- 1 http http 1 Nov 7 10:08 update

After the update:

root@runeaudio+R e6:/srv/http/data/addons # ls -lrt
total 8
-rw-r--r-- 1 http http 4758 Nov 7 10:08 addons-list.json

I then had to reapply the update from my Windows 10 browser which gave:

Before update:

root@runeaudio+R e6:/srv/http/data/addons # ls -lrt
total 12
-rw-r--r-- 1 http http 4758 Nov 7 10:11 addons-list.json
-rw-r--r-- 1 http http 1 Nov 7 10:11 update

After Update:

root@runeaudio+R e6:/srv/http/data/addons # ls -lrt
total 12
-rw-r--r-- 1 http http 4758 Nov 7 10:11 addons-list.json
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 9 Nov 7 10:11 rre6

As you can see on this update the rr6 file is created as normal.

Regards.

Chris

rern

ceejayemm wrote ...
Also applying the update via the RPI browser on the touch screen seemed to create '/srv/http/data/addons/update' rather than '/srv/http/data/addons/rre6' so updates were continuously available. Applied updates via Windows 10 browser which correctly created/updated '/srv/http/data/addons/rre6'.
...

Fixed. To be released with next update.

rern

Alien8

Rern

Latest 2 updates have a missing icon, in sources page, the network drive icon is missing.

Alien8

bnilsson

Thanks for the update of UPnP, nice icon.
However, the name is a generic "RuneAudio", not the set system name.
This might cause a problem if you have more than one UPnP device (like I have).
But functionally it works fine now, good work.

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