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If you need a non-proportional font and tabs that don't get mushed to the left use [ code][/code] tags. Like If you need a non-proportional font and tabs that don't get mushed to the left use [b][[/b][b]code] [/b] tags.[/code] Unless I misunderstood your post, you're suggesting ways to format forum...

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Typical - just 'cause it did not work first time I try twice and it takes both BUT DOES NOT SHOW IT ON MY SCREEN! Anyway, back to the OP post - the issue does not seem to be in Safari unless the OS has an impact (possible as webkit is OS rather than Safari). Maybe a log out, clear cookies for the s...

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Little should have changed between Stretch and Buster regarding networking. The second part (bridged config) of the official access point documentation shows how to setup a bridge. The configuration in question defines an IP address for the bridge obtained via DHCP by dhcpcd. This should fit your n...

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W. H. Heydt wrote: ↑
Mon Jul 15, 2019 4:36 pm
It's not what happens for me. You probably have set something somewhere. Check your profile settings.

I just had a look through my profile settings - couldn't find something relevant there. Are you using Safari as well?

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The version of rPlay that is available is obsolete - it seems it can no longer be activated and doesn't work with recent iOS versions. The rPlay developer has been regularly announcing an upcoming (paid) update for more than a year now (IIRC), but nothing was released to date. That's why I have star...

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I hope this is the right sub-forum to post about the forum itself: For a few months now, the forum's post editor is center-aligning text for me. This makes writing a post a bit inconvenient. I'm using Safari Version 12.1.1 (14607.2.6.1.1) on macOS 10.14.5. Screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/1x5gLPj.png...

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I'm trying to set up a bridge between two wired network interfaces, eth0, which is connected to a local network, and usb0, which is a device I'd like to provide with an Internet connection via the bridge. In addition to creating the bridge, I want the Raspberry Pi to remain accessible from the netwo...

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Thank you, awesome project. Two things: 1. Maybe I'm stupid, but how do you close the program once it's running? 2. It runs on the Pi 4 with both audio and video, but will disconnect and freeze the screen about every 30 seconds. Any ideas? 1. Pressing Ctrl+C on the keyboard should quit the program....

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I just published version 1.1 with quite some improvements: Now audio and video work on the Raspberry Pi Zero. Make sure you're not running other CPU-intensive tasks in parallel! Smoother video due to clock syncing Correct lip-sync due to clock syncing Lower latency due to injecting max_dec_frame_buf...

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Sorry, I'd read your original post but got distracted before I replied. Never mind, thanks for all your detailed responses! :) audio_render doesn't really support taking an external clock as to do so requires audio resampling or clock slewing (just jumping to the relevant sample will sounds terribl...

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Just a small update: I found myself using an open source library for injecting max_dec_frame_buffering into the SPS NAL, and it's much more convenient to use with the byte stream format, so I won't further experiment on that domain. I guess there isn't too much of performance that can be won here an...

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I eventually found the Broadcom audio render component has an OMX_IndexConfigBrcmClockReferenceSource configuration that can be used to tell it that it's not the clock master. I found it a bit strange that an extra configuration is necessary, but anyway, it seems to work :D Here's the code I use for...

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I'm trying to synchronise OpenMAX audio and video playback of a protocol that only has occasional audio data (The AirPlay mirroring protocol, to be specific). The protocol has a video stream that is periodically delivering video data packets, but only sends audio data when any audio is actually play...

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The most common use case is OMX_NaluFormatStartCodes where you have start codes and emulation prevention, and adding OMX_BUFFER_FLAG_ENDOFFRAME is used as the kick to tell the bitstream parser that it should have a whole frame to process (athough it'll still be happy should there not be a complete ...

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I'm using OpenMAX for decoding an H264 stream (coming from an iOS AirPlay Mirroring connection) under Raspbian on a Raspberry Pi. I'm receiving data in packets, with (AFAICT) one NAL unit per packet. I'm then forwarding the individual NAL units to the OpenMAX H264 decoder. In my current working solu...

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I was pondering whether to go to Github, or perhaps you'd prefer feedback here? Github obviously has mechanism in place for all this, but I suspect more people read the (sub) forums, so more exposure? For minor things I'm fine with either way. For bigger bugs, feature requests or anything else wher...

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Thank you kindly for this. It built just fine, & I've just tested it with photo's from iOS 12.4 Next a video which is also fine, initially audio via HDMI. Next played another video, but no more audio. So, $ ./rpiplay -a analog & so far a couple of short videos, & audio is fine for both....

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Certainly. I should have made that clear in my original post. It was your one about the keyboard layout being scrambled. Thanks! I'll use ssh for now then. One last question about the "[OK] Started Daily apt upgrade and clean activities" thing: Did this actually get stuck or is there just...

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It's a known issue with Debian. Being worked on. Could you clarify which of the bugs reported above you're referring to here? If it's the one I posted above, I'm wondering whether it's the "[OK] Started Daily apt upgrade and clean activities" getting stuck, the garbled keyboard language s...

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Thanks for all your efforts for the new hardware and OS - greatly appreciated! I just flashed Buster Lite on a fresh SD card and put it into my Pi Zero W. It does boot fine, reports to resize the Boot Partition and boots again. The boot process is also working the second time, but it’s the automati...

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Thanks for all your efforts for the new hardware and OS - greatly appreciated! I just flashed Buster Lite on a fresh SD card and put it into my Pi Zero W. It does boot fine, reports to resize the Boot Partition and boots again. The boot process is also working the second time, but it’s the automatic...

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Hi all, I’d like to introduce RPiPlay , an open-source AirPlay mirroring server for the Raspberry Pi! Introduction For a long time, I've wanted to use the Raspberry Pi (And a Zero in particular) as an AirPlay mirroring receiver. Not just the low price point makes it a great device for that purpose, ...

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Just to make sure I understand what you’re trying to achieve: The iPad should connect to the Pi via WiFi/Ethernet and get assigned an IP address from a DHCP server running on the Pi, right? The Pi would then connect to the Internet via an additional Ethernet adapter (get an additional IP address fro...

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When I light up my Rpi , there are this error message : [ 3.430519] usb 1-1.2 : device descriptor read/64, error -32 [ 3.620650] usb 1-1.2 : device descriptor read/64, error -32 [ 3.890558] usb 1-1.2 device descriptor read/64, error -32 [ 4.080548] usb 1-1.2 device descriptor read/64, error -32 [ 5...

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Hi all, I've done quite some research on USB Hub + Ethernet dongles over the past few weeks, so I thought I'd chime in here. (For reference: https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=225509) I have a number of suggestions / questions / comments: 1. What error message do you get whe...

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