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Fully support Pimoroni Pirate Audio (classic and Spotify edition) #1109
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Might be interfering with standard GPIO control. Please try
Maybe you need to reboot the Pi. |
Hi s-martin, any further ideas? TIA! |
Do you use classic or Spotify edition of Phoniebox? |
Hi, s-martin, 2.2rc1 - caeee32 - develop Edition |
So I had a closer look and the current script just works with Mopidy, which we only use in the Spotify edition. So as a quick solution you could install the Spotify edition. This one usually starts a little slower, but otherwise the functionality is the same. Sometimes there are difficulties making it run (look for issues here tagged with spotify). If you want to make it run with classic edition first you need to update the pins of the buttons of the HAT in settings/gpio_settings.ini. Afterwards please restart the service with
The display won't work with classic edition at the moment. We need to implement a display (probably derived from https://github.com/MiczFlor/RPi-Jukebox-RFID/tree/develop/components/displays/HD44780-i2c). I've ordered a Private Audio HAT yesterday and want to make it run with classic edition, but that will probably take a couple of weeks (depending how much my normal life interferes ;)). So bottom line:
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Good evening! Thank you for your massive effort to get Pimoroni running with phoniebox! I've now reinstalled Phoniebox. Now I've chosen the spotify version.
After doing this https://github.com/pimoroni/st7789-python the display is now on and showing some information. The buttons of the Pimoroni seem to work - but IMHO a bit slowly. With mpg123 testfile.mp3 I can play at the console. Using the webinterface :80 I can't start playing music, in the webinterface of mopidy :6680/iris I can't neither. And when I edit /etc/mopidy/mopidy.conf the changed settings do not appear in the mopidy webif. Is there an other place of mopidy.conf file? For example I changed the audio file dir in mopidy.conf but I don't see the files in the webIf. Now I've changed ./usr/share/mopidy/conf.d/mopidy.conf and changed in this file the media directory. No changing in the webIf concerning the media paths. Thank you for reading and your patience with me as a Linux Newbie. best regards, clemsonfire |
Hi! What I've done meanwhile and what's now working and what's beeing not working in a chaotic listing:
There is one thing for me which could be reason for many problems: Now I saw this in /var/log/syslog
Sorry for this chaotic listing of my troubles. Please tell me which informtion could be usefull for your development of the cool phoniebox system! Clemsonfire |
Do you intend to use Spotify edition or classic? Mopidy requires the music directory in Phoniebox configures the music path in both, not sure, if that’s really necessary. |
Good morning, I'd prefer the classic edition due to quicker starting and lacking spotify account. Kind regards, clemsonfire |
Yeah, at the moment it works only with the Spotify edition. |
Guten Morgen!
Ich habe nun meine Phoniebox schweren Herzens auf USB Reader umgerüstet und mir Pimoroni Audio Hat 3W ausgestattet. Die Grundfunktionen funktionieren, doch leider nicht das Display und die Tasten des Audio HAT.
Ich habe gemäß
~/RPi-Jukebox-RFID/com~/RPi-Jukebox-RFID/components/audio/PirateAudioHAT/README.md
installiert, Develop Version ist es auch.Wo muss ich ansetzen, um das Display Problem zu lösen und die Tasten zum Funktionieren zu bewegen?
Das Display scheint leicht zu leuchten, doch zeigt es nix an, weder Cover-Art noch sonstwas.
Bitte um Eure geschätzte Hilfe!
Im voraus sagt danke
clemsonfire
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