> Startup string as listet in htop
Why do people keep staring at top & friends? :-D
> /var/lib/squeezeboxserver/cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/SpottyARMPi0Bin/Bin/custom-spotty -c /var/lib/squeezeboxserver/cache/spotty/7c2c96b8 -n Touch --disable-audio-cache --bitrate 96 --player-mac 00:04:20:xx:xx:xx --lms 192.168.0.5:9000 --disable-discovery --ap-port=12321
> First I'm curious as to why LMS are using the ARMv6 plugg om RPi3+?
Because you installed the SpottyARMPi0Bin plugin. Spotty would always
prefer a spotty-custom instance over its own. Uninstall that plugin if
you don't run Spotty on a Pi0.
> Second I wonder if bitrate=96 are referring to the selectable option
> where we have 320 kbps saved in LMS?
What you're seeing is not a spotty helper instance involved in
streaming, but the Connect daemon. It's only there to control playback.
Therefore I'm using lowest quality bitrate to reduce the bandwidth waste.
Why do people keep staring at top & friends? :-D
> /var/lib/squeezeboxserver/cache/InstalledPlugins/Plugins/SpottyARMPi0Bin/Bin/custom-spotty -c /var/lib/squeezeboxserver/cache/spotty/7c2c96b8 -n Touch --disable-audio-cache --bitrate 96 --player-mac 00:04:20:xx:xx:xx --lms 192.168.0.5:9000 --disable-discovery --ap-port=12321
> First I'm curious as to why LMS are using the ARMv6 plugg om RPi3+?
Because you installed the SpottyARMPi0Bin plugin. Spotty would always
prefer a spotty-custom instance over its own. Uninstall that plugin if
you don't run Spotty on a Pi0.
> Second I wonder if bitrate=96 are referring to the selectable option
> where we have 320 kbps saved in LMS?
What you're seeing is not a spotty helper instance involved in
streaming, but the Connect daemon. It's only there to control playback.
Therefore I'm using lowest quality bitrate to reduce the bandwidth waste.