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I have got a ESP32-WROVER-DEV camera clone and wanted to test the sueezelite functionality without applying any additional hardware. The module claims to have an ESP32-WROVER-E and 64MBit (8MB) of PSRAM. Using the Web installer with the Generic/I2S image ends up in a boot loop. Using the ESP Muse Deluxe image (Muse-16 2.1634) boots up and I can access the setup web page. I configued it to use bluetooth as output. and set a the bluetooth device name as shown on my phone. But nor does the ESP connect to the BT speaker neither does it get listed as player in my LMS instances (ONAP-Docker and Raspberry Pi 3b) Am I missing something? Should it work this way? |
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The I2S should work, unless the PSRAM or Flash have a special timing. What do you have as logs? |
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Oh, you are still in recovery mode. You need to exit it using the webui or "restart_ota" in the command line. |
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Just two links which helped me a lot getting all the stuff running fine: With this clone module I faced an issue that it got stuck in a boot loop after a power cycle. You will get help here: |
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Thanks a lot! After that I had to remove the -d option in the squeezelite command line, then squeezelite starts and the player is shown in LMS. It connects to the BT Speaker too. But the BT output ist distorted, sounds like a sampling rate issue. I tried Radios, to ensure to have a low res source. But nevertheless good progress here. Now it is running basically. Great project, thanks to all contributors. I will read through the discussions to get the BT issue sorted out.