Thread: Pianobar port - command line Pandora client
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fatalsaint is offline fatalsaint
2010-02-02 , 14:06
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#53
Originally Posted by notnarb View Post
Yeah I'm getting the same thing on my n810. This 'bumpiness' seems to be the kind of pop you hear with certain (desktop) emulator sound plugins - I can't think of a better way to ID it. CPU usage is satisfyingly low and despite the poppiness, the sound appears to be coming through just fine. I'm guessing libao is the culprit for the popping? I wonder if the same issue appears in os2007
Yup.. my first thought was libao as well. What I might do is try and build my own instead of using the one I found from the repo.

EDIT: pianobar seems to make any text input into the terminal after pianobar was exited (Ctrl+c) invisible. Weird.
Yeah, unless you use the "q" to exit weird things happen... see below too.

also - the link you provided for pypianobar has a single quote appended to the end
Thanks, fixed.

EDIT2: GUI doesnt seem to work. Can log in (characters for username/password don't show up), see my channels, but it doesnt seem to play music. Play button will switch between play and pause, not doing anything. There is a static song title, author and album. I hit the plus button and it seems to stick there.

This could all be because I installed the pyqt packages from extras-devel, but I don't think that is the case
This happens randomly on mine too and it isn't pypianobar... pianobar just stops playing. It shows a song title and artist and just sits there. Only way I've found to fix it is to reboot and run pyPianobar again. It seems something wasn't built properly for the N8x0 with the popping noises and this.. I don't think it's pianobar because I literally built it *completely* on the device itself. I didn't use an SDK or anything.
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