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However, you can set a number of values in the upmpdcli configuration file
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However, you can set a number of values in the upmpdcli configuration file
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(you *must* set the *upmpdcli* `-c` option for *sc2mpd* to see them, the
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(you *must* set the *upmpdcli* `-c` option for *sc2mpd* to see them, the
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environment variable will not work):
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environment variable will not work):
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sclogfilename::
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Name of the file which will receive *sc2mpd* log messages. `stderr` by
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default. This _can't be_ the same file used by *upmpdcli*.
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scloglevel::
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Log verbosity.
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scplaymethod::
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scplaymethod::
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This decides how audio is played, with 2 possible
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Used by *upmpdcli* and *sc2mpd*. This decides how audio is played, with 2
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values, _`alsa`_ or _`mpd`_. Using _`mpd`_ is somewhat easier, but
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possible values, _`alsa`_ or _`mpd`_. Using _`mpd`_ is somewhat easier, but
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unusable in link:scmulti.html[multi-room] configurations, and you risk
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unusable in link:scmulti.html[multi-room] configurations, and you risk
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small drops even in single-player settings.
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small drops even in single-player settings.
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scalsadevice::
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scalsadevice::
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If the _`alsa`_ method is set, the `scalsadevice`
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If the _`alsa`_ method is set, the `scalsadevice`
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parameter defines the interface name. Use `aplay -L` to find the
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parameter defines the interface name. Use `aplay -L` to find the
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appropriate name. Also check that user _`upmpdcli`_ belongs to the
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appropriate name. Also check that user _`upmpdcli`_ belongs to the
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_`audio`_ group.
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_`audio`_ group.
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sclogfilename::
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sccvttype::
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Name of the file which will receive *sc2mpd* log messages. `stderr` by
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If the _`alsa`_ play method is used, this defines the libsamplerate
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default. This _can't be_ the same file used by *upmpdcli*.
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converter type. See http://www.mega-nerd.com/SRC/api_misc.html#Converters.
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The default is to use SRC_CVT_FASTEST, resulting in around 24% CPU usage
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scloglevel::
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for sc2mpd processing a 16 bits stream on a Raspberry Pi 1. The value can
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Log verbosity.
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be specified either as a string (e.g SRC_SINC_FASTEST), or a value (e.g 2).
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schttpport::
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schttpport::
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If the _`mpd`_ method is set, this defines the HTTP port used by *mpd* to
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If the _`mpd`_ method is set, this defines the HTTP port used by *mpd* to
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connect to *sc2mpd*. 8768 by default. This must be an available port on
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connect to *sc2mpd*. 8768 by default. This must be an available port on
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`localhost`, and it will only accept connections from `localhost`.
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`localhost`, and it will only accept connections from `localhost`.
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sc2mpd::
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sc2mpd::
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Path for the *sc2mpd* executable file (e.g. `/usr/local/bin/sc2mpd`). Only
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Used by *upmpdcli*. Path for the *sc2mpd* executable file
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useful if *sc2mpd* was not installed to a location in the executable $PATH
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(e.g. `/usr/local/bin/sc2mpd`). Only useful if *sc2mpd* was not installed
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set for the init scripts. Typically only `/bin` and `/usr/bin` are in
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to a location in the executable $PATH set for the init scripts. Typically
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there. This allows *upmpdcli* to find *sc2mpd* if it is not in the standard
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only `/bin` and `/usr/bin` are in there. This allows *upmpdcli* to find
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location.
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*sc2mpd* if it is not in the standard location.
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=== On the Sender (Windows/Mac) side
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=== On the Sender (Windows/Mac) side
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I could not get IP multicast to work with WIFI Receivers (the sound drops
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I could not get IP multicast to work with WIFI Receivers (the sound drops
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constantly).
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constantly).
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