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[fredx181]

Save as UTF-8 maybe?

[stemsee]

Hi Fredx181

I want to be able to play DogRadio over bluetooth speaker. This is the command I use to play a media playlist file. It is the same for a single media file just remove -playlist section and supply path to *.mp3 etc

[fredx181]

[rcrsn51]

@stemsee: Assuming that DogRadio plays to the default ALSA device, try this /root/.asoundrc:

[stemsee]

Thanks @fredx181 @ rcrsn51

I will test them both, a specific solutioin and a global solution.

stemsee

post script
One request for DogRadio gui if possible. After clicking the stop button it would be great if it changed colour ( the stop button) and behaved as a pause so that pressing it again resumed the same station; and then changed to red after starting a station or resuming.

[fredx181]

Hi All,

Fix for loading encrypted save file, added to the Changes and fixes list

9) Fix for loading encrypted save file when using porteus-boot (using live-boot-3 works well)
Problem is with USB keyboard. Not possible to type the password as the module hid_generic is not loaded at this point (keyboard not enabled)
Fixed with new initrd1.xz, download:
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/36279550/DebDog64-Jessie/Temp/initrd1.xz
Replace it in the "live" folder

Fred

[fredx181]

Hi All,

I decided to remove the link to DebianDog64 - Stretch version on the first post.
Mainly because:
- There are some problems found with it that I can't solve.
- I don't have enough time to maintain it (e.g. fixes, new packages)

So I'll focus on DebDog64 Jessie only now.

Fred

[fredx181]

*** LZ4 compression boot support ***

In the 32 bit Debiandog Jessie thread, rufwoof explained some advantages using LZ4 compressed modules.
See more about LZ4 here:
http://cyan4973.github.io/lz4/

Full support for it will be included in next DD64 ISO

For now, to have full LZ4 support for DebianDog64-Jessie, download and extract in the "live" folder this archive:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/36381953/DebDog64-Jessie/Extra-Modules/3.16-64-kernel-squashfs-lz4-support.tar.gz?dl=1

Or Download with SFS-get from the Menu (Accessories > SFS-get)

From the ReadMe inside:

[rcrsn51]

[stemsee]

well I don't want to distract from the thread but I didn't implement either cleanly because before I did I implemented this loop to ~.asoundrc

[oui]

Hi
How to install skype?
Kind regards

[fredx181]

[oui]

Thank you very much Fred

Next detail:

Modern browsers and flash plugins are so, that immediately the sound started, else if you only touch only a really little bit the window of the terrible advertising videos placed by the friend of humanity on the most internet pages.

at normal «master» and «speaker» are at range 60 % («headphone1» at 43 % but «headphone2» at terrible 100 %) in the default values having given to DebianDog64, those videos are a terrible inconvenient if you use the PC in the environment of your asleep partner or baby etc. and microphone is not on. if you use a voice system (ekiga etc.) you have always to turn it on and to open and increase the sound.

how to change the default values before remastering so, that they stay as entered by you after remastering? from which file are the default values coming from?

how far can the thematic of following recent message help here:

[fredx181]

Hi oui,

The file is '/var/lib/alsa/asound.state' where the mixer values are stored.
Comment this line in remasterdog to not remove it:

[stemsee]