RuneAudio+R e3

[rern]

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I have to modify my first assessment: The Firefox problem is resolved on Android, but not on Win10 and Firefox 75.0.

They're normal size on mine.

In the library view, the summary on the right side of the album art has disappeared for some files.
Top image is a CD-rip without album art embedded, bottom image is a download that does have the album art embedded.
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For *.cue, metadata supposed to be read from the *.cue headers, not from embedded data.
- Try remove the embedded ones.
- If still no, please post the *.cue file content.

Tips for coverarts:
- Save as separate files instead of embedded
- Easier to manage
- Save storage space
- No need to have the same images in every files in an album unless for multiple albums compilations.

rern

[rawdevice]

Hi Rern,

I also have the same issue reported by klassikmann (oversized check-boxes on Firefox, but not in Edge)

Raspberry Pi 3B+ with IQAudio Dac Pro
RuneAudio+R e3 202005031




Regards,

rawdevice

[klassikmann]

To investigate the checkbox/radiobutton problem in Firefox I used different installations on Win10 and Ubuntu. Some configurations are o.k., some others are oversized. I run out of ideas.
https://www.magentacloud.de/lnk/HCBJKzF6

klassikmann

[klassikmann]

Firefox checkbox/radiobutton problem

@rern
What's about desktop.css in /srv/http/assets/css?

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/* firefox checkbox */
#infoOverlay input[type=radio],
#infoOverlay input[type=checkbox] {
        -moz-transform: scale( 2 );
}
#infoOverlay input[type=radio]:disabled,
#infoOverlay input[type=checkbox]:disabled {
        -moz-transform: scale( 1.75 );
}

klassikmann

[R101]

Just to say that I am using Firefox 76.0b8 (64-bit) on Linux, and I do not see this problem.

[rern]

What's about desktop.css in /srv/http/assets/css?

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/* firefox checkbox */
#infoOverlay input[type=radio],
#infoOverlay input[type=checkbox] {
        -moz-transform: scale( 2 );
}
#infoOverlay input[type=radio]:disabled,
#infoOverlay input[type=checkbox]:disabled {
        -moz-transform: scale( 1.75 );
}

Remove them and let me know if it's back to normal size.

rern

[vaughan]

Thanks very much to rern and all who went before for their hard work - this is a brilliant piece of technology.
Would it be possible to put the links to RuneAudio+R e3 on the Rune download page at https://www.runeaudio.com/download/ ?
Maybe there is a setting for this that I missed. I installed RuneAudio+R e3 (version uploaded: 2020-05-01 03:49:42) - by default MPD won't catalog .m4a files - to fix that set 'decoder {plugin "ffmpeg" enabled "yes"}' in /etc/mpd.conf as described at mpd-database-update-not-picking-up-alac-m4a-files-t59.html
(Sorry - ignore this second point - I've now realised it's 'Settings > MPD > Options > FFmpeg - Enable'.)
Thanks again,
Vaughan

[klassikmann]

Just to say that I am using Firefox 76.0b8 (64-bit) on Linux, and I do not see this problem.

My guess: The behaviour depends on a subtle configuration parameter in Firefox, but only a guess.

What's about desktop.css in /srv/http/assets/css?

Code: Select all

/* firefox checkbox */
#infoOverlay input[type=radio],
#infoOverlay input[type=checkbox] {
        -moz-transform: scale( 2 );
}
#infoOverlay input[type=radio]:disabled,
#infoOverlay input[type=checkbox]:disabled {
        -moz-transform: scale( 1.75 );
}

Remove them and let me know if it's back to normal size.

rern

My first experiment was to set the scale factor to 1 in desktop.css what should have the same effect. Later I deleted the source code lines. Both approaches resolve the issue.

klassikmann

[bfagan]

I also upgraded to the latest Rune+Re3. I restored my previous config and it seemed to restore OK.

But I am having 2 issues. They may be related. I have tested on Chrome Version 81.0.4044.129 (Official Build) (64-bit) and Firefox 75.0 (64-bit).

1. Rune will not play. I press the play button and it automatically turns off with nothing heard.
2. MPD not rendering issue. I have set output to 3.5 jack and rebooted, then set to HiFiBerry DAC+ and rebooted several times. It still does not load.

Thanks for the help.

[Beelzebassie]

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I think I've found the culprit: