piCorePlayer £2 LCD

[Wiredcharlie]

http://youtu.be/TvvKoFj5pQ0

I'll post info if anyone is interested.

Tony

[jimbobvfr400]

I like it, do you have any control over what gets displayed. I also note it only seems to display the track time if it scrolls.

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[DJanGo]

I like it, do you have any control over what gets displayed.

well it would be pretty useless if not ;-)

btw: If u wanna control the player like a real Device take a look @ this:
http://www.emmaanuel.com/SqueezeBerr...c-Player-based

Id copied some of it and added a 4*20 LCD.

[mcdudeabides]

I'd be interested. Would make an interesting project.

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[Grumpy Bob]

I'd be interested. Would make an interesting project.

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I'd also be interested...

Robert

[Wiredcharlie]

I've uploaded the SD img file and wiring diagram here:

http://118design.co.uk/piCorePlayerL...ePlayerLCD.zip

Tony

[Grumpy Bob]

I've uploaded the SD img file and wiring diagram here:

http://118design.co.uk/piCorePlayerL...ePlayerLCD.zip

Tony

I've written the image to an SD card and booted the Pi while connected via ethernet, but cannot SSH in or open the usual piCorePlayer web interface, as I can with recent versions of piCorePlayer. Should I be able to?

Robert

[Wiredcharlie]

I've written the image to an SD card and booted the Pi while connected via ethernet, but cannot SSH in or open the usual piCorePlayer web interface, as I can with recent versions of piCorePlayer. Should I be able to?

Robert

Yes!

I did find that my pi wouldn't work with some SD cards. Is your pi actually booting?

Tony

[Grumpy Bob]

Yes!

I did find that my pi wouldn't work with some SD cards. Is your pi actually booting?

Tony

I can see it turn up as BOX in the list of devices attached to my router when it is attached by ethernet. Whether than means it's booted, I don't know! If I try to connect to it by SSH at that IP address (using the usual piCorePlayer username/password), it complains that the SSH server's not working on port 22. If I visit ip_address:8077, it's not reachable. I don't have an hdmi cable or USB keyboard/mouse, as I have always accessed my Raspberry Pi devices via SSH and VNC.

At the moment I have one Pi running piCorePlayer with a HiFiBerry DAC into the HiFi, with a second that I'm currently using as a headphone player that has the Wolfson DAC card. It's the latter I tried, after removing the Wolfson card.

Robert

[Wiredcharlie]

I can see it turn up as BOX in the list of devices attached to my router when it is attached by ethernet. Whether than means it's booted, I don't know! If I try to connect to it by SSH at that IP address (using the usual piCorePlayer username/password), it complains that the SSH server's not working on port 22. If I visit ip_address:8077, it's not reachable. I don't have an hdmi cable or USB keyboard/mouse, as I have always accessed my Raspberry Pi devices via SSH and VNC.

At the moment I have one Pi running piCorePlayer with a HiFiBerry DAC into the HiFi, with a second that I'm currently using as a headphone player that has the Wolfson DAC card. It's the latter I tried, after removing the Wolfson card.

Robert

Does it show up on your remote as a player?