If your device is missing, and reboot does not fix it, powercycle the RPi and try again. Reboot if it does not fix it, and verify setting is still there. Go to the GUI and re-select your Audio device under Settings (cogwheel lower right corner) > Playback > Audio output > Audio Device. That is not a bad thing per se, it just means you didn’t link any “cloud players”.Īfter upgrading to 4.4.0 (or later), I am getting "ALSA lib pcm_dmix.c:1075:(snd_pcm_dmix_open) unable to open slave". Bedroom, Kitchen): MarantzĭEVICE: Error loading cloud players from HTTP status 403 Please visit and enter the claim token: claim-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Plexamp on raspberry pi install#
I got an error during the first Plexamp install and start $ node /home/xxx/plexamp/js/index.js When starting Plexamp (4.3.0), I get this: ( sudo systemctl enable rvice & sudo systemctl restart rvice) Rebooting the RPi a second time sometimes also helps (or restarting/veirfying the PlexAmp service), this of course will only help if correct audio device is already chosen. Go into the plexamp settings (via the web UI) and select the right audio output device. This is the case for all file types tried.
However the moment I select a song to play, it either keeps loading forever (black screen with loading circle) or it flips back to the album overview without starting the selected song.
Plexamp on raspberry pi upgrade#
If there is a new version, and script has been updated, you can upgrade by re-running the script, and reboot.įor hostname-change, please make sure to reboot in-between, or you might face issues. The script can be re-run to fix configuration/setup errors, just say no/bypass the sections you do not want to re-run! Now play some music! Or control it from any other instance of Plexamp. Now the card will show up in the list, and you can choose it! NOTE!!! DietPi is best-effort, and might not work.Īfter SSH-ing to the SBC, on the "Raspberry Pi OS", change to root ( sudo -i) and run script with:īash > Playback > Audio output > Audio Device.Īs an example, if you have chosen the “ Digi/Digi+“ option during install in the script, pick “Default” if the card is not showing, then reboot the pi. SSH access on "DietPi OS" as user: dietpi/dietpi and as root: root/dietpi Once done, unmount and insert card into Raspberry Pi and boot it. Put the SD card you'll use with your Raspberry Pi into the reader and run Raspberry Pi Imager. Raspberry Pi Imager is the quick and easy way to install Raspberry Pi OS and other operating systems to a microSD card, ready to use with your Raspberry Pi.ĭownload and install Raspberry Pi Imager to a computer with an SD card reader. Install Raspberry Pi OS using Raspberry Pi Imager. So that was a bit of a rant or something, but random internet posts spark weird thought trains sometimes.PlexAmp-installer for Raspberry Pi with ARMv8, 64-bit HW.įor more information and hardware used, see here:Īssumes 64-bit capable Raspberry Pi HW and Raspberry Pi OS that is 64-bit.Ĭurrently installs/upgrades to: NodeJS v16 and Plexamp-Linux-headless-"see version in git comment". I think we could all get away from google/amazon smart home components and just build some stuff that would work.and continue to work rather than waiting until they decide what we get. That seems to be one of the best things that raspberry pi's are for, making things work together.so I think I've come across some options for making pi's into smart speakers uld audio sync work, probably. I despise that all these companies make it difficult for their products to work together. Google and amazon probably won't allow this and most music is streamed through spotify, etc. Why hasn't someone come up with an app/player that could syn to whatever smart home devices you have, but then 2. But your post stirred up some things in my head. Specifically I was looking for a in-car plexamp option on a pi. I came across this post today just looking for plexamp on pi options.
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