Hi,
I have a viewport simulator add-in for Safari and I've never been able to repro this using various mobile screen resolutions. It's probably rooted in CSS but without a repro, almost impossible to know where to start.
(1) What is exact model of the phone?
(2) Is the nav bar fixed or can it be auto-hidden?
Regards,
Tim
I too have noticed this problem.
And one way to make sure it happens again is to go to the library tab, make any modificatiin there and then go back to the playback tab...
Tim,
I think it's a bug that manifests across all android devices as i reproduce it on all of my android devices (samsung phone and tablet and htc phone)...
I wish i could be of more help...
@hajj, @philrandal, @meldano
Feel free to give this a try:
In the files
- /var/www/css/panels.css
- /var/www/themes/alizarin/panels.css
add the line
- height: 180px;
to the selector
- #timeknob
Example:
#timeknob {
position: relative;
padding: 30px 0 13px;
margin-top: 10px;
height: 180px;
}
Regards,
Tim
Feel free to give this a try:
In the files
- /var/www/css/panels.css
- /var/www/themes/alizarin/panels.css
add the line
- height: 180px;
to the selector
- #timeknob
Example:
#timeknob {
position: relative;
padding: 30px 0 13px;
margin-top: 10px;
height: 180px;
}
Regards,
Tim
Hi,
This procedure might work for Pi-3. Extract kernel from new Pi-3 compatible Raspbian Jessie and then install it on a TEST Moode image. Its been a long time since I've used this, and I don't have Pi-3 to test with so YMMV. Rpi-update already has the Pi-3 commits in its "next" branch
NOTE: there may be settings in cmdline.txt and config.sys txt that need to be migrated to Moode so best to save copies of these files from new Jessie image.
download Raspbian Jessie 2016-02-26 image
https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/
ssh to Raspbian
tar -zcf bootfiles.tar.gz /boot --exclude '.*' --exclude 'cmdline.txt' --exclude 'config.txt'
tar -zcf libfirmware.tar.gz /lib/firmware
tar -zcf libmodules.tar.gz /lib/modules
cp *.gz to external storage
ssh to Moode
cp *.gz from external storage to home dir
cd /
rm -rf lib/modules lib/firmware
tar xfz ~/libmodules.tar.gz
tar xfz ~/libfirmware.tar.gz
tar xfz ~/bootfiles.tar.gz
sync
halt
Regards,
Tim
Tim,
That respond was fast.
Thanks for your post for PI-3. My PI-3 are on preorder, so no sure when they will be shipped to me.
Will look for to see if others can try this.
Hi,
This procedure might work for Pi-3. Extract kernel from new Pi-3 compatible Raspbian Jessie and then install it on a TEST Moode image. Its been a long time since I've used this, and I don't have Pi-3 to test with so YMMV. Rpi-update already has the Pi-3 commits in its "next" branch
NOTE: there may be settings in cmdline.txt and config.sys txt that need to be migrated to Moode so best to save copies of these files from new Jessie image.
download Raspbian Jessie 2016-02-26 image
https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/
ssh to Raspbian
tar -zcf bootfiles.tar.gz /boot --exclude '.*' --exclude 'cmdline.txt' --exclude 'config.txt'
tar -zcf libfirmware.tar.gz /lib/firmware
tar -zcf libmodules.tar.gz /lib/modules
cp *.gz to external storage
ssh to Moode
cp *.gz from external storage to home dir
cd /
rm -rf lib/modules lib/firmware
tar xfz ~/libmodules.tar.gz
tar xfz ~/libfirmware.tar.gz
tar xfz ~/bootfiles.tar.gz
sync
halt
Regards,
Tim
Hi,
Just a friendly bump for those who wish to try on Pi-3
Regards,
Tim
Hi Henry,
Raspbian
Plug in usb stick
sudo mkdir /media/usb
sudo mount /dev/sda1 /media/usb
sudo cp ~/*.gz /media/usb
Moode
Plug in usb stick
cp /mnt/USB/*.gz ~/
Something like the above
-Tim
Well - a happy response - this works fine. It starts fine and I can get sound out of it. On the attached screen it says "call CRDA to update world regulatory domain", but it doesn't seem to disturb it in any way.
So this works. Moode up running on Raspberry Pi 3
Thank you!
best
henry
henrylarsen, Tim,
Glad to hear this. Thanks for the fast response. Waiting for my PI 3 to ship..
Well - a happy response - this works fine. It starts fine and I can get sound out of it. On the attached screen it says "call CRDA to update world regulatory domain", but it doesn't seem to disturb it in any way.
So this works. Moode up running on Raspberry Pi 3
Thank you!
best
henry
Hi Henry,
Thanks for testing
From what I've read this may get rid of CRDA messages. It appears the package not included in Jesse...
apt-get install wireless-regdb iw crda
reboot
Please post back output from
uname -a
Regards,
Tim
Is that the hifimediy one ?
HiFime 9018i i2S DAC
and you are using the hdmi out from Pi to the hifimediy dac...?