Man in a van wrote:
> @bakerboy
>
> Which Debian OS are you running on the pi (and which pi is it?)
>
> How did you install Squeezelite
>
> And did you follow the install instructions from adafruit for the
> product you linked to ?
>
>
bpa wrote:
> It is there in the log you posted - last line.
>
> plughw is ALWAYS there for ALSA device.
bpa: Wow, so I was a careless reader also. The distinction between
front:CARD and plughw:CARD, "front speakers" vs. "Hardware device with
all software" would not have been evident to me --
bakerboy wrote:
> I noticed that "plughw:CARD" didn't show up as an option in the
> "squeezelite -l" output so you must know something (a lot actually) that
> I don't.
>
> Obviously I need to learn something about ALSA and digital audio.
>
>
It is there in the log you posted - last line.
bakerboy wrote:
> I'm using -o front:CARD=Set,DEV=0
When I try the front device I get the following whic shows it does *not*
support 22050 Hz resampling
Code:
$ ./squeezelite -d output=info -o front:CARD=PCH,DEV=0
[19:51:25.780279] output_init_alsa:817 init
bpa: Thank you very very much. It works!
Using the "-o plughw:CARD=Set,DEV=0" option worked, versus what I had
been using "-o front:CARD=Set,DEV=0" (which has worked fine for years,
btw).
I noticed that "plughw:CARD" didn't show up as an option in the
"squeezelite -l" output so you must know
@bakerboy
Which Debian OS are you running on the pi (and which pi is it?)
How did you install Squeezelite
And did you follow the install instructions from adafruit for the
product you linked to ?
https://learn.adafruit.com/usb-audio-cards-with-a-raspberry-pi/updating-alsa-config
And is LMS
I'm using -o front:CARD=Set,DEV=0
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bakerboy wrote:
> Yes, I do actually want to listen to that station. Here's what I got:
"Device busy" means something else has the device open - is another copy
of squeezelite running ?
This means the tests didn't run but he Alsa one produced a list fo
devices and you have a C-Media device
Yes, I do actually want to listen to that station. Here's what I got:
Code:
pi@rasp-pi-mj-1:/usr/bin $ ./squeezelite -d output=info -o
plughw:CARD=Set,DEV=0[21:06:51.155018] output_init_alsa:939 init output
[21:06:51.155467] output_init_alsa:979 requested
bakerboy wrote:
> I don't know the audio adapter's sample rate. Just a $5 dongle. No
> specs: https://www.adafruit.com/product/1475#descriptionthough I
> suppose that yes, it must technically be a DAC of some sort.
DAC = Digital-to-Analogue - the USB is a DAC.
Cheap USB adaptors usually
bakerboy wrote:
> FYI, they recently had a problem where their embedded web player
> wouldn't produce audio using the Chrome browser.
That might be because of the recent change in Chrome that does not, by
default, allow http content from a site that is connected to by https
(mixed content).
It
I don't know the audio adapter's sample rate. Just a $5 dongle. No
specs: https://www.adafruit.com/product/1475#descriptionthough I
suppose that yes, it must technically be a DAC of some sort.
Understand, in general I've had almost no previous Squeezelite web
stream problems and this is
bakerboy wrote:
> Default analog audio using USB audio adapter to phono mini-plug. USB
> WiFi module + antenna.
What sample rates does the USB audio adaptor support ?
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Default analog audio using USB audio adapter to phono mini-plug. USB
WiFi module + antenna.
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bakerboy wrote:
> I too have SBRs which play it fine. No DAC, and I'm afraid I don't know
> where resampling would be. I've seen a web page saying, "Resampling is
> not included in armv5te, armv6 and mips binaries..." so probably not.
> Thanks.
So the audio on your pi uses the default analog
I too have SBRs which play it fine. No DAC, and I'm afraid I don't know
where resampling would be. I've seen a web page saying, "Resampling is
not included in armv5te, armv6 and mips binaries..." so probably not.
Thanks.
bakerboy wrote:
> Puzzling to me at least. My Raspberry Pi, Debian, Squeezelite
> (v1.9.2-1158) installation connects to a particular web stream (WKCR,
> http://wkcr.streamguys1.com:80/live MP3, 96kbps CBR) but produces no
> audio. This is a new problem, it used to be fine. My Squeezebox radios
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