paul- wrote:
> That looks fine. Have you played with asound.conf manually?
Have I accidentally switched the output from stereo to mono? If I have,
any ideas how to switch it back?
With the working Pi3 the amixer gives this report:
Simple mixer control 'PCM',0
Capabilities: pvolume pswitch
d6jg wrote:
> Check the Player / Audio Settings in LMS have you changed this
> inadvertently
>
> 28545
While I was poking about last night I stumbled upon and checked the
setting. It was and is set to both channels. After dinner I might try
changing the output setting to the left & right
Thanks Ronnie. That worked perfectly. The Pi3 you've fixed is in my
workshop. After switching it on every morning I'd have to go back to the
house & home office to boot up the PC to adjust the volume. After a few
weeks it was beginning to get a little irritating. Especially with the
inviolable
paul- wrote:
> That looks fine. Have you played with asound.conf manually?
No, all I've done is use putty to increase the volume using the
graphical thing. I wouldn't trust myself to tweak it manually.
While I'm on the subject. Every time I restart the Pi3 the output level
is reset from 100
paul- wrote:
> Sounds like a mixer issue. Can you run an ssh session and run
> alsamixer, see if there is separate right/left volume controls.
I can't see any left or right controls - see image below. Also, I've
just borrowed another pair of these speakers and with this new test the
Pi2 is
I have a Pi3, Pi2 and Pi1. I have the same PiCore setup on all three.
Whilst the Pi3 + PiCore + USB audio works 100%, with the Pi2 and Pi1 the
USB audio is missing from the right speaker.
I've swapped the same set of speakers back and forth between the three
boards. Works every time with the
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Hi pettifoggery,
>
> I can't explain your USB experience. I only have 3 USB Audio devices I
> use for testing and of course they all work! I don't have to do any
> ALSA or [Tweaks] settings. It only takes 10 minutes to get them going
> which in
Man in a van wrote:
> I'm guessing that you are using "palo alto cubik" speakers.
>
> If they worked before, they should work now.
>
> Did you apply the hotfix for the update and the one following the
> update?
>
> Did you try changing the output as suggested by Paul?
>
>
Could anyone help me with a USB audio problem?
On previous advice I've boosted the alsamixer to 100% to sort out a low
volume issue. However, after updating to 5.0.0 I now only have sound
through one of the two speakers.
I've tested the speakers with my PC and they are fine. Both speakers /
I was wondering if PiCorePlayer could support a choice of servers. And
if it might be possible to add 'Booksonic'
(https://github.com/popeen/Popeens-DSub) as an option.
Hope this isn't too daft an idea.
Robert
Man in a van wrote:
> Try using SSH
>
> https://www.picoreplayer.org/how_to_access_pcp_via_ssh.shtml
>
>
> to access alsamixer?
>
> 27521
Solved! Pumping up the alsamixer made the difference. Thanks to everyone
for the help.
Paul Webster wrote:
> Now go to the pCP web interface and choose Squeezelite - and then from
> the "Audio settings" section at the top choose "USB Audio" and hit
> save.
> It should then ask to reboot ... to which you should say yes.
>
> Then, when it comes back, go to the same place and pick
Paul Webster wrote:
> You could check to see if they are discovered as a USB device during the
> boot phase.
> For example - from SSH session
> dmesg | grep -i usb
>
> or from the web UI in Beta mode - go to the Diagnostics page and look
> for dmesg and the scroll through that (or Copy/Paste
I have a pair of 'Palo Alto Cubik speakers'
(http://www.paloaltoaudio.com/cubik/) with an internal DAC. These active
speakers would be a great fit for my workshop hi-fi but I just can't get
them to work with PiCorePlayer.
The now defunct Palo Alto didn't provide any information about the DAC
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