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Followed all steps outlined in the readme but I can't get Pianobar to display anything but the "Hello There Pianobar is starting up" screen. The Play, Next, Love, Ban, and Tired buttons work as they should, but the current song information and album artwork don't display.
Two things that might be important:
First, each time the song changes, Pianobar prints the following line to the terminal:
"ALSA lib pcm.c:2217:(snd_pcm_open_noupdate) Unkown PCM cards.pcm.front"
Second, here is the directory structure I am using:
/home/pi/public_html/pidora/
In which public_html is my www directory (i.e. The current default apache site uses public_html as DocumentRoot and Directory, as per the Ubuntu tutorial you linked to).
I've edited the third line in update.py to read "www= "/home/pi/public_html/"" (step 6 in the readme).
Thanks for your detailed instructions.
SOLVED:
line in update.py should have read "www= "/home/pi/public_html/pidora/""
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Followed all steps outlined in the readme but I can't get Pianobar to display anything but the "Hello There Pianobar is starting up" screen. The Play, Next, Love, Ban, and Tired buttons work as they should, but the current song information and album artwork don't display.
Two things that might be important:
First, each time the song changes, Pianobar prints the following line to the terminal:
"ALSA lib pcm.c:2217:(snd_pcm_open_noupdate) Unkown PCM cards.pcm.front"
Second, here is the directory structure I am using:
/home/pi/public_html/pidora/
In which public_html is my www directory (i.e. The current default apache site uses public_html as DocumentRoot and Directory, as per the Ubuntu tutorial you linked to).
I've edited the third line in update.py to read "www= "/home/pi/public_html/"" (step 6 in the readme).
Thanks for your detailed instructions.
SOLVED:
line in update.py should have read "www= "/home/pi/public_html/pidora/""
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: