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Re: RuneAudio+R e5

Postby rern » 22 Sep 2020, 02:51

rlsten wrote:I use a large capacity microSD in a Raspberry Pi 3 with RuneRe on a 100 MB BOOT Fat32 Partition and a 7 GB Ext4 ROOT Partition. The remainder of the card is an NTFS Partition for flac music files. I do this so I can add new music to the card from a Windows PC (Windows can't read ext4 partitions).

Because of this setup, it's been difficult updating Rune when a new image is uploaded by rern -- each time I write the image to the microsd I lose all the music and have to recopy it.
...

Music files on a USB thumb drive is much easier to manage. If you insist, you have to clone each partition manually. 4GB is enough for ROOT. By the way, System > File Sharing > enable - for copying files from/to Windows.

ceejayemm wrote:I updated today to 20200921, everything seemed to go OK until the end of the update when a number of mv commands could not be actioned and the folders don't seem to exist:-
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mv: cannot stat '/srv/http/data/mpd/albumC'
: No such file or directory
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It doesn't seem to be causing a problem but I now have 2 directory structures:
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Is this a problem ?

No, not a problem. They are CUE sheet database files which exist if updating Library with "Include CUE sheets" checked.

R101 wrote:... What does the new symbol on the playback page indicate?

Which one? There are 2 icons show while updating Library when CUE sheet or Wave album artist selected.

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Re: RuneAudio+R e5

Postby R101 » 22 Sep 2020, 10:32

rern wrote:
R101 wrote:... What does the new symbol on the playback page indicate?

Which one? There are 2 icons show while updating Library when CUE sheet or Wave album artist selected.

rern


This one:

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Re: RuneAudio+R e5

Postby rern » 22 Sep 2020, 12:15

R101 wrote:
rern wrote:
R101 wrote:... What does the new symbol on the playback page indicate?

Which one? There are 2 icons show while updating Library when CUE sheet or Wave album artist selected.

rern


This one:

Symbol.png

It's GPIO on indicator for GPIO relay feature. It should not be there unless it's enabled and turned on. Remove /srv/http/data/shm/gpiotimer and let me know when/how it shows again.

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Re: RuneAudio+R e5

Postby R101 » 22 Sep 2020, 15:18

rern wrote:It's GPIO on indicator for GPIO relay feature. It should not be there unless it's enabled and turned on. Remove /srv/http/data/shm/gpiotimer and let me know when/how it shows again.

rern



There is no gpiotimer in the shm folder, just bootlog player player-mpd usbdac. I have never installed the GPIO addon.
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Re: RuneAudio+R e5

Postby ceejayemm » 22 Sep 2020, 18:10

@rern

Same here, I have the icon on the Player page but do not use (nor have enabled) GPIO Relay and:

root@RAConservatory+R e5:/srv/http/data/shm # ls -lrt
total 4
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 75 Sep 19 09:55 player
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 0 Sep 19 09:55 player-mpd

Regards.

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Re: RuneAudio+R e5

Postby rern » 23 Sep 2020, 07:28

R101 wrote:
rern wrote:It's GPIO on indicator for GPIO relay feature. It should not be there unless it's enabled and turned on. Remove /srv/http/data/shm/gpiotimer and let me know when/how it shows again.

rern

There is no gpiotimer in the shm folder, just bootlog player player-mpd usbdac. I have never installed the GPIO addon.

Found it. A fix will be included with next update.
The update will fix some image add/replace/remove issues as well.

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Re: RuneAudio+R e5

Postby matt » 23 Sep 2020, 09:56

Exclude directory doesn't seem to work. As soon as the library update is completed the excluded directory reappears.
edit: it will remove a folder containing multiple albums but not individual albums within a folder.
Is that how it is designed to work?
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Re: RuneAudio+R e5

Postby klassikmann » 24 Sep 2020, 08:19

MPD 0.22 released

Yesterday a new major release of MPD has been released.
Change log:
Code: Select all
ver 0.22 (2020/09/23)
* protocol
  - "findadd"/"searchadd"/"searchaddpl" support the "sort" and "window" parameters
  - add command "readpicture" to download embedded pictures
  - command "moveoutput" moves an output between partitions
  - command "delpartition" deletes a partition
  - show partition name in "status" response
* tags
  - new tags "Grouping" (for ID3 "TIT1"), "Work" and "Conductor"
* input
  - curl: support "charset" parameter in URI fragment
  - ffmpeg: allow partial reads
  - io_uring: new plugin for local files on Linux (using liburing)
  - smbclient: close unused SMB/CIFS connections
* database
  - upnp: drop support for libupnp versions older than 1.8
* playlist
  - cue: integrate contents in database
* decoder
  - ffmpeg: support RTSP
  - mad: remove option "gapless", always do gapless
  - sidplay: add option "default_genre"
  - sidplay: map SID name field to "Album" tag
  - sidplay: add support for new song length format with libsidplayfp 2.0
  - vorbis, opus: improve seeking accuracy
* playlist
  - flac: support reading CUE sheets from remote FLAC files
* filter
  - ffmpeg: new plugin based on FFmpeg's libavfilter library
  - hdcd: new plugin based on FFmpeg's "af_hdcd" for HDCD playback
  - volume: convert S16 to S24 to preserve quality and reduce dithering noise
  - dsd: add integer-only DSD to PCM converter
* output
  - jack: add option "auto_destination_ports"
  - jack: report error details
  - pulse: add option "media_role"
  - solaris: support S8 and S32
* lower the real-time priority from 50 to 40
* switch to C++17
  - GCC 8 or clang 5 (or newer) recommended

mpd 0.22 is not yet contained in the Arch Linux ARM package repository, but I expect it soon.

@rern: Any consequences for the RuenAudio+R development?

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Re: RuneAudio+R e5

Postby rern » 24 Sep 2020, 11:15

@klassikmann,

Some major changes:
- add command "readpicture" to download embedded pictures - Already a standard feature since official RuneAudio versions. We'll see whether it's faster.
- cue: integrate contents in database - We've already enjoyed that in RuneAudio+R for quite some time. The good thing is it'll make updating database with cue files faster, very much so for NAS.

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Re: RuneAudio+R e5

Postby matt » 25 Sep 2020, 00:41

In my playing around with setting up RA as I would like it, I have exluded a folder from the directory with 4 albums in it in error and cant get it back.
I have tried rebuilding the database completely, and with changes only.
I have unmounted the source and rebuilt the database completely then remounted the source and rebuilt the database completely.
I have deleted al the .mpdignore files from the folder(s) and tried rebuilding the database changes only and completely.
I have done a clean reinstall of RA, updated it and rebuilt the database completely.
None of these has restored the folder to the library.
How can I get this folder back?

What is the purpose of the mpdignore file ? Some folders contain it and some don't and I cant see any obvious pattern.
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