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RE: PeppyMeter and moOde - fdealexa - 01-29-2023 (01-29-2023, 11:28 AM)Patolog1964 Wrote: Hi. Hello Roman, the "libpng warning: iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile" it is a warning only. It is due to a different colour definition in the .png files (3 messages for each displayed vumeter type); the other 4 lines are normal message for a forced program stop (^C). So the message you see are normal; if you don't see anything let us try the follow: 1. when you start the peppymeter (sudo python3 peppymeter.py), what does it happen on the display? 2. what is the resolution of your display? 3. could you please send the result of the Code: cat /home/pi/PeppyMeter/config.txt Best regards, Francesco RE: PeppyMeter and moOde - Patolog1964 - 01-29-2023 1. After entering the command, the display only flashes. You cannot stop the program even with the reboot command. Only disconnect the power supply 2.1280x400 Here is the listing: root@Pi4:/home/pi# cat /home/pi/PeppyMeter/config.txt [current] meter = random random.meter.interval = 20 meter.size = large screen.width = screen.height = exit.on.touch = False stop.display.on.touch = False output.display = True output.serial = False output.i2c = False output.pwm = False output.http = False use.logging = False use.cache = True frame.rate = 30 [sdl.env] framebuffer.device = /dev/fb0 mouse.device = /dev/input/event0 mouse.driver = TSLIB mouse.enabled = True video.driver = dummy video.display = :0 double.buffer = False no.frame = False [serial.interface] device.name = /dev/serial0 baud.rate = 9600 include.time = False update.period = 0.1 [i2c.interface] port = 1 left.channel.address = 0x21 right.channel.address = 0x20 output.size = 10 update.period = 0.1 [pwm.interface] frequency = 500 gpio.pin.left = 24 gpio.pin.right = 25 update.period = 0.1 [http.interface] target.url = http://localhost:8000/vumeter update.period = 0.033 [web.server] http.port = 8001 [data.source] type = pipe polling.interval = 0.033 pipe.name = /var/tmp/peppyfifo volume.constant = 80.0 volume.min = 0.0 volume.max = 100.0 volume.max.in.pipe = 100.0 step = 6 mono.algorithm = average stereo.algorithm = new smooth.buffer.size = 4 root@Pi4:/home/pi# Best regards, Roman RE: PeppyMeter and moOde - fdealexa - 01-29-2023 Hi Roman, let's try changing (in config.txt) from: meter.size = large to meter.size = wide Regards, Francesco RE: PeppyMeter and moOde - Patolog1964 - 01-29-2023 Bingo...That's it. Thank you very much for the quick help. Thank you very much. Regards Roman RE: PeppyMeter and moOde - fdealexa - 01-29-2023 Hi Roman, now you can choice the vumeter you want, instead of the rotation. Glad you are happy. Best regards, Francesco RE: PeppyMeter and moOde - Patolog1964 - 01-29-2023 I would send you a photo, but I can't insert it here. I'm probably too old for this Send for mail.. RE: PeppyMeter and moOde - fdealexa - 01-29-2023 (01-29-2023, 04:55 PM)Patolog1964 Wrote: I would send you a photo, but I can't insert it here. I am 9 years older than you!!! Regards, Francesco RE: PeppyMeter and moOde - Patolog1964 - 01-30-2023 Snad se to povedlo.. ![]() ![]() RE: PeppyMeter and moOde - Patolog1964 - 01-31-2023 Hi Francesco. I'm asking for advice. It's already embarrassing to bother me all the time. Peppy is working, but since yesterday the pointer has stopped working. It's standing still and I don't know what happened. Can you advise please? Regards Roman RE: PeppyMeter and moOde - fdealexa - 01-31-2023 (01-31-2023, 09:32 AM)Patolog1964 Wrote: Hi Francesco. Hello Roman, have you changed anything? Please try to see if the Fifo is running: Code: /home/pi/peppyalsa/src/peppyalsa-client /var/tmp/peppyfifo Listening the music you should see on the putty screen a couple of bar moving with the music intensity. Please let us know. Regards, Francesco |