2014-11-02, 06:03
Ok, so that' not such a bad sign, though, as at least the binary is running.
This is a version of openelec, right?
Can you give me the full output of 'uname -a'
My guess is that squeezelite is defaulting to the wrong audio device, and/or competing with xbmc for it. All the normal rules apply (see xsqueeze wiki) -GUI sounds must be off, XBMC must be set to release the audio device etc. But basically I would normally drop to command line, then kill xbmc manually by looking at the output of
ps aux | grep xbmc
kill -9 the xbmc process id
then try running squeezelite again. If still no go, try getting it to list the outputs (see squeezelite options on that page I linked), then manually pick the appropriate one.
None of that is too hard and you can google some basic linux commands for more info. Bit short on time to spell it all out. But if you get stuck along the way, ask
This is a version of openelec, right?
Can you give me the full output of 'uname -a'
My guess is that squeezelite is defaulting to the wrong audio device, and/or competing with xbmc for it. All the normal rules apply (see xsqueeze wiki) -GUI sounds must be off, XBMC must be set to release the audio device etc. But basically I would normally drop to command line, then kill xbmc manually by looking at the output of
ps aux | grep xbmc
kill -9 the xbmc process id
then try running squeezelite again. If still no go, try getting it to list the outputs (see squeezelite options on that page I linked), then manually pick the appropriate one.
None of that is too hard and you can google some basic linux commands for more info. Bit short on time to spell it all out. But if you get stuck along the way, ask
