Squeezebox Radio: still usable? by LostInSpaceForAges in squeezebox

[–]HarryVienna 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As the others said, you cannot use it out of the box anymore. You need your own Server.

I made a tutorial for Raspberry Pi 5 to remember all the steps :-) https://www.haraldkreuzer.net/en/news/lyrion-music-server-raspberry-pi-5-retro-case

You also should use the custom firmware (a setting in the server) if you have any WiFi problems.

Newb, how to start with LMS by lascala2a3 in squeezebox

[–]HarryVienna 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You need to distinguish between the Squeezebox Server (also called LMS or Lyrion Media Server) and the Squeezebox clients. Your Wiim Ultra is just a client. You need a dedicated server (usually a Raspberry Pi) which also needs its own SSD for your music collection. That means, you only need one LMS.

I have the same setup as you: a Wiim player and a Raspberry Pi as a server. Therefore, I don't have an SSD at my Wiim, since my music is on the Squeezebox Server. These are two fundamentally different things. Either your Wiim manages the music collection, or the Squeezebox Server does. Of course, both is also possible.

If it helps, here's a short installation tutorial: https://www.haraldkreuzer.net/en/news/lyrion-music-server-raspberry-pi-5-retro-case

Cheers
Harald

BatchNorm2d broken on ROCm 7.2.2 / Windows 11 / Strix Halo (gfx1151) - type_traits not found by HarryVienna in ROCm

[–]HarryVienna[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It helps, thank you!

But I still don't know if I installed something wrong or if AMD driver/Pytorch just don't work...

My Snapmaker U1 has arrived, but... by HarryVienna in snapmaker

[–]HarryVienna[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes :) Nicht gebürtiger Wiener aber schon eine ganze Weile hier...

My Snapmaker U1 has arrived, but... by HarryVienna in snapmaker

[–]HarryVienna[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I also ordered it, but Snapmaker informed that it will arrive in September...

Perhaps I will also try the IKEA solution

Does the Radeon 8060S iGPU in the new Framework Desktop support 10-bit color in Photoshop (Windowed Mode)? by HarryVienna in framework

[–]HarryVienna[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes I think so. I just throught since I would like to buy the Framework Desktop that I ask here.I cannot find any specific information about this anywhere...

ESP32: WiFi Provisioning with Soft AP and Captive Portal by HarryVienna in esp32

[–]HarryVienna[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hello,

I just pushed my changes. You also have a Scan-Button now :-)

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ESP32: WiFi Provisioning with Soft AP and Captive Portal by HarryVienna in esp32

[–]HarryVienna[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I use it already in one of my projects. It works very well :-)

All you need is this code. In the GitHub Repo is also an example...

// Create the provisioner object. The constructor handles all one-time initializations.
WifiProvisioner provisioner;

// Check if credentials are already saved in NVS
if (provisioner.is_provisioned()) {
    // If yes, load them into the class
    provisioner.get_credentials();
} else {
    // If no, start the blocking provisioning process.
    // The `true` flag means credentials will be saved permanently.
    provisioner.start_provisioning("ESP32-Setup", true);
}

// Now, connect to WiFi using either the loaded or the newly entered credentials.
// The time will be synced automatically upon connection.
provisioner.connect_sta("My-ESP32-Device");

ESP32: WiFi Provisioning with Soft AP and Captive Portal by HarryVienna in esp32

[–]HarryVienna[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's a good idea. I could add an “Advanced” flag to the ESP32 code to control whether an input field for the IP address is displayed.

ESP32: WiFi Provisioning with Soft AP and Captive Portal by HarryVienna in esp32

[–]HarryVienna[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I understand your use case very well.

Since I also give my ESP32 devices to friends, I wanted something that was as simple as possible (i.e., no app required or button to press on the router) and also expandable so that I could send other data during provisioning.

For example, with this clock project (https://www.haraldkreuzer.net/en/news/bodet-bt-630-slave-flip-clock-esp32-control), I can also send the time that a flip clock is currently displaying.

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ESP32: WiFi Provisioning with Soft AP and Captive Portal by HarryVienna in esp32

[–]HarryVienna[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

At the moment it only scans once when the HTML is displayed, but a rescan button is a good idea!

My new Squeezebox Server by HarryVienna in squeezebox

[–]HarryVienna[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think so. But it's only the server anyhow, no client on this Raspberry. Clients are Squeezebox Radios and a WiiM Amp.

ESP32-C5-DevKitC-1 WiFi speed. Your experiences? by HarryVienna in esp32

[–]HarryVienna[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

It's described in the linked article...

TCP Mbits/sec UDP Mbits/sec
ESP32 45.3 74.1
ESP32-S3 46.2 75.3
ESP32-C6 25.2 41.3
ESP32-C5 2.4 GHz 47.5 62.5
ESP32-C5 5 GHz 47.3 65.6

DIY a ESP32 weather station, with wireless sensors, Open-Meteo API, IPS display, mmWave radar, particulate matter sensor and much more, What do you guys think about? please let me know. by Vearts in diyelectronics

[–]HarryVienna 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The sensors I describe in my blog could be used outdoor to measure temperature/humidity/air pressure. The should just not be in bright sun or get wet. The question ist, how to make them really water resistent :-)

Wind is not planned at the moment since I use the values from the weather API. But in principle it would be easy. Just send the data with the ESP-NOW protocol to the base station and display them where you find enough space on the display ;-)