RuneAudio 0.3-beta for Raspberry Pi

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[amadeus74]

[pba]

[markl]

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[mikma]

The non-stopping spinning "Connecting"... Apparently it's a wifi-issue.
I was having RJ45 plugged in my raspi and it worked just fine. The moment I booted up with only wlan connected (which doesn't work automatically after boot, need to run 'systemctl enable netctl-auto@wlan0.service') the Connecting keeps on showing. The Library shows songs but when I add them, the Queue is empty. And so is the Playback. Controls in the Playback also don't work.

Raspberry Pi Model B, Rev 1.
Bus 001 Device 005: ID 0586:341e ZyXEL Communications Corp. NWD2105 802.11bgn Wireless Adapter [Ralink RT3070]
'git pull' -> Already up-to-date.

[shakey102001]

Hi i did the last update but after the update cannot do anything

spinning arrows keep spinning:-(

into dev mode i reset everything still no better:-(

If i want to reboot it says

Warning
The loading layer (spinning arrows) points to a socket error

But does not reboot

After hard reboot i get the same problems, i am afraid something whent wrong with the update (never had problems before with the spinning arrows like this)

I can only enter the dev page cannot enter any of the other pages, in safari the dev page it keeps giving met the message repeatedly after 3 seconds

Warning
The loading layer (spinning arrows) points to a socket error

I use a Raspberry B with iqaudio pi-dac, cabled network (ethernet) and NAS as music source no wifi

Hope this helps?

[Stwert]

I've just started having a weird problem where the interface will continually have spinning connecting arrows, but I can see in the background that the layer is stuck on Airplay.
If I go to the dev page and restart stuff, I can see that it is on MPD and then quickly switches back to Airplay.
If I hit Reboot from the dev page, I get a warning "The loading layer (spinning arrows) points to a socket error".

[hondagx35]

Hi Stwert, hi shakey102001,

have you tried to refresh your browsers cache ( Ctrl-F5 )?

[Klausi69]

I can confirm this effect: When using Airplay, the spinning arrows are always on (with FF and IE on Win7, Chrome on Android 5). Refreshing browser cache doesn't change anything.