Hello Roland, thank you for helping.
> As explained, you have to redirect the output to a file (which should
> the case if it's started as a system service, seems to be
> /var/log/squeezelite.log)
> You'll have to add -d all=info to the parameters used by the system
> service to start squeezelite,
Well, I had already done what you suggested as per the following:
Code:
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nano /etc/systemd/system/squeezelite.service
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> [Unit]
> Description=squeezelite
>
> [Service]
> Type=simple
> ExecStart=/usr/bin/squeezelite -a 16:4:32:0 -b 10000:200000 -r 192000
> -R -u v::6:32:60:150:0 -p 85 -C 5 -n 'Studio' -s 10.144.1.1 -d all=info
> -f var/log/squeezelite.log
>
> [Install]
> WantedBy=multi-user.target
>
However var/log/squeezelite.log is absolutely empty.
Regarding, C Skills, I agree that I have no programming skill, but I'm
keen to learn.
Hello Coryls
> You could use Squeezelite to resample to a fixed rate (maybe the max for
> the DAC) and then there would be no need to switch the DAC's hardware
> clock.
That's what I'm doing now.
Well, I tried two ways.
I use a DAC Chip that can be configured with asynchronous recklocking
(its default mode), with Squeezelite resampling everystream to the max
supported sync rate.
However there is still a little to be gained in terms of jitter if I
configure the DAC in the synchronous reckloking mode with the Raspberry
Pi in Slave mode.
I tried it, and that is working fine with a single Clock where I choose
to use 176K4 as the bck and do asynch recklocking for every clock that
is not a multiple of 44K1.
But, as the original stream sample rate is known, a simple toggle swith
could activate the right clock (176K4 or 192K).
This is very cheap way to get the lowest jitter system clock.
Jean
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