I have installed another sd card with Volumio (with changes described
from MKSounds).
Then I have sound without noise.
When I put the other sd card with piCorePlayer into raspberry I get
sound with noise (no other changes in hw, wiring or ADAU1701 config).
Because of that I thought there must
Most likely, you have an inconsistent i2s configuration. Have you
checked the wiring and ADAU1701 config as described in the original
repo:
https://github.com/MKSounds/ADAU1701-I2S-Audio-Driver-for-Raspberry-Pi#settings-of-the-adau1701
yes, if you can run a ssh session/script from automation, then that
works. The device has to be present to be able to restore the
settings.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
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paul- wrote:
> It sounds like you are starting the system with the speakers powered off
Sometimes that is the case, correct.
paul- wrote:
> are disconnecting and then reconnecting them.
This is often the case.
paul- wrote:
> The only solution is to build creative udev rules.
That sounds
Man in a van wrote:
> Yep, it was :)
>
> I run two pi into the same dac, one is pCP player via USB and the other
> RaspiOS (squuezelite Digione) into a co-ax rca.
>
> I have not tried syncing, but will give it a go later today, or
> tomorrow.
>
> ronnie
Well, I was curious about this
Hello,
I try to get an ADAU1701 (Sure DAC) running with:
- Raspberry Pi Zero Wh
- piCorePlayer6.0.0.img
***
Planned system:
Logitech Media Server (LMS)
Raspberry Pi 4 with piCorePlayer -> LAN -> Router -> WLAN...
Speaker right
WLAN -> Squeezelite
It sounds like you are starting the system with the speakers powered
off, or are disconnecting and then reconnecting them. The only solution
is to build creative udev rules.
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If your system is only a player, then the on/off switch is a cheap/easy
option. No need to shutdown the system
If your system is also enabling LMS in piCorePlayer, then you need to do
a controlled shutdown before killing the power.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Man in a van wrote:
> Yep, it was :)
>
> I run two pi into the same dac, one is pCP player via USB and the other
> RaspiOS (squuezelite Digione) into a co-ax rca.
>
> I have not tried syncing, but will give it a go later today, or
> tomorrow.
>
> I would suggest a fresh install for both
Yep, it was :)
I run two pi into the same dac, one is pCP player via USB and the other
RaspiOS (squuezelite Digione) into a co-ax rca.
I have not tried syncing, but will give it a go later today, or
tomorrow.
I would suggest a fresh install for both pi--only a few minutes.
I think I have
Man in a van wrote:
> Did you make a fresh install for each raspberry pi or use the same
> backup image ?
>
> ronnie
If this is a question for me, I did an insitu update for all of my
Rpies.
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When you have adjusted the level via alsamixer
Esc
sudo alsactl store
pcp br
try and see
ronnie
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Did you make a fresh install for each raspberry pi or use the same
backup image ?
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Another option is to buy a USB cable with a switch. This is not fancy
stuff ... but I thought I'd mention this option here. There are severel
in the market with USB-micro (for Pi 3, etc) and recently this one was
announced for the Pi 4:
https://thepihut.com/products/usb-c-cable-with-switch
Hello!
I have a piCorePlayer 6 installation with LMS and to use it also as a
headless player I attached USB Harmon Kardon Soundsticks to it.
To get good results for volume I had to use alsamixer:
30579
I saved it using the website:
30580
If I am not using alsamixer the music is nearly off at
I have managed to get a remote to work. I have a Harmony 650 and read
that it supported the squeezebox touch remote. Installed picoreplayer's
default LIRC files, set GPIO pin to 4 and it's all up and running with
the Harmony.
paul- wrote:
> Once they loose sync, sometimes weird things happen. But if your seeing
> that large of a pause, it is most likely network related.
After doing lots of swapping things around, I have determined that
having 2 Raspberry Pies plugged into the same DAC (In this case a Teac
JaMo wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have noob question. -Is it possible to have two USB2 or two USB3 ports
> activated at the same time on the PiCorePlayer (RP4) and
> loaded/populated with two identical USB-interfaces. (example: Amanero
> with identical firmwares)?
> Could it work at all?
> /Jan
As
Once they loose sync, sometimes weird things happen. But if your seeing
that large of a pause, it is most likely network related.
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paul- wrote:
> Sync settings and buffers are set in LMS Server settings.on the
> player menu for each player.
Yes, I see those settings. Which setting would alleviate the problem I
am having with a Raspberry Pi pausing often for as long as 30 seconds or
so when synced? Or I do I have
Hi all,
I have noob question. -Is it possible to have two USB2/USB3 ports
activated at the same time on the PiCorePlayer (RP4) and
loaded/populated with two identical USB-interfaces. (example: Amanero
with identical firmwares)?
/Jan
ElFishi wrote:
> This could be your stick dying. Happened to me, too.
:-(
I would say it is dead. But it is maybe six months old. Strange.
Pi4 4GB piCorePlayer with LMS and Squeezelite for USB; Pi3B+ (7"
Display, Hifiberry DAC+ Pro) piCoreplayer with Squeezlite/Jivelite for
Hifiberry and
carsten_h wrote:
>
>
> How is it possible that an USB stick is write protected? What happened
> there?
This could be your stick dying. Happened to me, too.
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