Here is an updated note from Hifiberry about this board.
https://www.hifiberry.com/blog/digi2-pro-raspberry-pi-4-1-5-incompatibilities/
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sheeple wrote:
> I have two configurations at home at the moment: A Pi3 with Digi+ Pro
> and a Pi4 with Digi+ Transformer.
>
> After I had enabled ALSA 10 band equalizer from within piCorePlayer the
> first time with the Pi3-based system, I noticed something like clipping
> when the source
I have two configurations at home at the moment: A Pi3 with Digi+ Pro
and a Pi4 with Digi+ Transformer.
After I had enabled ALSA 10 band equalizer from within piCorePlayer the
first time with the Pi3-based system, I noticed something like clipping
when the source (music track) was high level. I
Please open another thread, this one is about a digital transport.
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I have what may be a related problem. I have two Beocreate boards
attached to Pi3B+s. The Beocreates are using the stock Beovox
CX100 image uploaded to the DSP. With the HiFiBerryOS software
squeezelite works fine but I would like to move to pCp - for two
reasons: it is more robust and the
At this point old stock is likely gone. The supply chain is empty.
Likely this new board revision is to allow some limited production at
all.
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So I ordered another Pi4 1GB and the PCB is already Version 1.5,
squeezelite is not running. If anyone has an idea how to source previous
revisions, I am interested. My vendor could not offer the service to
search for a previous revision. Regards
Yes, this was the forum message that I was referring to. I did not know
about their findings that they have published on their blog,
interesting. Ordered a Pi4 1GB now and hoping its is still build the old
way.
sheeple's
sheeple wrote:
> According to their forum support account, they have acknowledged that
> they in fact do have a problem. At some point we can hope this is going
> to work again. On the Pi3 everything is now running, only that I have so
> much Pi4 stuff lying around now.
Is this what you were
That's good to know. I don't see any issues noted over at the rpi
kernel github. If you see/hear anything let us know.
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According to their forum support account, they have acknowledged that
they in fact do have a problem. At some point we can hope this is going
to work again. On the Pi3 everything is now running, only that I have so
much Pi4 stuff lying around now.
I lent myself a Pi3 today to chross check and indeed, squeezelite just
runs after setting up the Digi+ Pro as playback device.
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Getting a Pi3 instead seems to be a viable and much cheaper option. A
bit sad that the HiFiBerry Digi steel case for Pi3 is not available
anymore.
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sheeple wrote:
> I do not need a DAC at all, because the digital signal is going into a
> Hypex plate amp that has its own converters.
>
> I always thought Justboom products where produced by the same factory as
> the HiFiBerry SPIDF-boards, but the latter had bought the more
> sophisticated
I do not need a DAC at all, because the digital signal is going into a
Hypex plate amp that has its own converters.
I always thought Justboom products where produced by the same factory as
the HiFiBerry SPIDF-boards, but the latter had bought the more
sophisticated layouts too. When I asked JB
If you are using a pi4, then USB dacs can be very attractive. The Pi4
does not suffer from the USB problems of the older Pies.
For digi Hats, those are your only real commercial options. There might
be some DIY boards out there though, but research drivers before you do
those.
piCorePlayer
sheeple wrote:
> Besides the rather expensive Allo DigiOne, what are the options? I am
> considering to change now, this has cost me too much time already.
I have been quite pleased with the justboom digi. I run it on a 4GB
pi4, using pCP with LMS and hosting my media files on a USB drive.
Besides the rather expensive Allo DigiOne, what are the options? I am
considering to change now, this has cost me too much time already.
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I ran into the same problem in that squeelite won't start for the digi2
board. As I'm a bit time squeezed at the moment I tried the hifiberry os
as suggested here and it does work. It's not as snappy, or even remotely
as configurable as pcp, but it does work on a pi4.
However I suspect the next
I re-ran all the test done with Digi2 and the results are basically
identical. The only thing being different that HiFiBerryOS does
misrecognizes the Digi+ Pro as a DAC this time.
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sheeple wrote:
> I downgraded to a Digi+ Pro and piCorePlayer still does not start
> squeezelite on the Pi4 2GB, such a waste of time!
I feel you and today my vendor send me new digi2pro. Im having 4 new RP
4s now but Im afraid that this board is not going to be compatible to
RP4 though
I downgraded to a Digi+ Pro and piCorePlayer still does not start
squeezelite on the Pi4 2GB, such a waste of time!
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chatt wrote:
> In the meantime I have already two more RP 4 2GB and still same issue.
>
> And I´ve now tested with Hifiberry DAC2 Pro and it´s the same problem.
>
> It seams to be clear that hifiberry boards don´t work with RP4.
Just for the record, I run a Hifiberry Dac2 Pro on RPi 4 with
Ok. Now DAC2 Pro is working with hifiberryOS.
I don´t know why. maybe before I had wrong image.
But digi2 pro still not working. And send it back to vendor today. I´m
expecting a new one soon.
I will try again but I´m happy now with DAC2 Pro working. But I need to
print a new case.
I´m having
That really doesn't make much sense. There is nothing to these boards.
I wonder if it is a conflict in interface being enabled. You might try
disabling the SPI interface.
Find this line in your config.sys
dtparam=i2c_arm=on,spi=on,i2s=on
and change it to
dtparam=i2c_arm=on,i2s=on
chatt wrote:
> In the meantime I have already two more RP 4 2GB and still same issue.
>
> And I´ve now tested with Hifiberry DAC2 Pro and it´s the same problem.
>
> It seams to be clear that hifiberry boards don´t work with RP4.
Did you try hifiberry OS instead of picoreplayer? That worked
In the meantime I have already two more RP 4 2GB and still same issue.
And I´ve now tested with Hifiberry DAC2 Pro and it´s the same problem.
It seams to be clear that hifiberry boards don´t work with RP4.
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Man in a van wrote:
> did you run squeezelite on the HIFIBerry OS ?
>
> ronnie
Yup, squeezlite was running fine there.
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> I 've been trying to set up picoreplayer recently with a digi2 pro and
> pi4b. None of the options for a player worked on the squeezelight
> options, but I have tried this same board/HAT on hifiberry OS with
> success. So I think there may be a bug with the use of this hat in
I 've been trying to set up picoreplayer recently with a digi2 pro and
pi4b. None of the options for a player worked on the squeezelight
options, but I have tried this same board/HAT on hifiberry OS with
success. So I think there may be a bug with the use of this hat in
coordination with a pi4b
The vendor finally replied and apparently is willing to refund me.
I have read with interest the fact that a Digi2 Pro was not recognized
on another 2GB Pi4, which is also the model I have in use. The company
HiFiBerry does not sell the board for specific Pi's and therefore must
assure its
Run your LMS server on the pi4, and keep your older pi as a player.
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chatt wrote:
> With LMS running as my main music server it would be much more snappier
> to get new RP. I dont have any between RP 1 and 4.
> I realised that LMS and UI is very slow on old RP.
> But if its not possible to manage with RP4 I need to do something else.You
> could try installing
paul- wrote:
> What do you mean by performance being bad on the older board. A single
> core pi1A has more than enough performance to drive a DIGI card.
With LMS running as my main music server it would be much more snappier
to get new RP. I dont have any between RP 1 and 4.
I realised that
What do you mean by performance being bad on the older board. A single
core pi1A has more than enough performance to drive a DIGI card.
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paul- wrote:
> The Digi2Pro board is working on your older pi. So the board is
> functional. The board does not know which pi it is sitting on.
Thats it. Performance is bad anyway on first RP but works.
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The Digi2Pro board is working on your older pi. So the board is
functional. The board does not know which pi it is sitting on.
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It is my understanding that modern HATS have an eeprom that tells the
RPi what device tree to load.
So, dmesg should tell you either, it successfully loaded drivers or it
failed to load drivers.
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paul- wrote:
> So you either have a bad pi4, or there is a driver problem.
Ok you trying to say thats nearly impossible that digi2pro didnt
recognized by rp4.
I will test another RP 4 2GB next week.
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paul- wrote:
>
>
> Does the 32bit pCP work on the rpi4?
No.
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Most vendors wont support 64bit, since even rpi barely supports a pure
64 bit environment. With a 2gb board, there is not much of a reason to
run in 64bit.
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Hi,
I'm running latest 32bit picoreplayer on Raspberry pi Model B+ V1.2
(2014) with Digi2 pro (spdif coax) successfully but for a reason new RP
4 2GB with latest 64bit picoreplayer is not recognizing the Digi2 Pro.
Even no red light coming out optical port.
Raspberry pi Model B+ V1.2 (2014)
parkertron wrote:
>
> Will probably stick with the pi 3 for now and keep an eye on hifiberry
> forums, don't have another pi4.
Well that is one solution, but it should not be so.
Have you tried 'the hifiberry OS'
(https://www.hifiberry.com/hifiberryos/) on a sd card. that should
Man in a van wrote:
> That's interesting to know, thanks for the info :)
>
> ronnie
No joy with the 3.5 amp PSU
dmesg output (same picoreplayer SD card)
Pi 4 - Not recognised
[8.719732] wm8804 1-003b: Failed to read device ID: -121
[8.720296] wm8804: probe of 1-003b failed with
parkertron wrote:
> Hi, I've had much the same issue with a new Pi 4 model B and Hifiberry
> Digi2 Pro. I've completely failed to get the device recognized. Even
> tried a 2nd Digi2 Pro with exactly the same results.
>
> Finally yesterday I tried the hat in an old Pi 3 I had and all working
Hi, I've had much the same issue with a new Pi 4 model B and Hifiberry
Digi2 Pro. I've completely failed to get the device recognized. Even
tried a 2nd Digi2 Pro with exactly the same results.
Finally yesterday I tried the hat in an old Pi 3 I had and all working
pretty much straight away,
sheeple wrote:
> Ronnie,
> thanks for thorough troubleshooting. I did not want the hustle of
> returning a working board and have to learn this from the the dealer
> later on. Now I am confident it is not a user error.
>
> I live in Germany, a replacement will not be a problem. A 2 years
>
Ronnie,
thanks for thorough troubleshooting. I did not want the hustle of
returning a working board and have to learn this from the the dealer
later on. Now I am confident it is not a user error.
I live in Germany, a replacement will not be a problem. A 2 years
warranty is the legal framework
Thanks, and I'm sorry for the run around :)
It would appear that the board is faulty :(
piCorePlayer loads the correct overlay and does not recognise the board
hifiberry OS does not recognise the board
raspberry pi OS loads the correct overlay and does not recognise the
board
I have changed in config.txt dtoverlay to dtoverlay=hifiberry-digi-pro.
If this is correct for Digi+ Pro, it should be the right one for Digi2.
Here is the whole set of results for every command that you have
suggested until now, based on the changes in config.txt:
Code:
OK
There has been some cross posting :)
Please change the overlay to
Code:
dtoverlay=hifiberry-digi-pro
Save, exit and reboot
then see if the board is connected
Sorry about this this, my bad :(
you can also run
Code:
lsmod
to see the the loaded module, this is mine
Code:
snd_soc_wm8804_i2c 16384 1
snd_soc_wm8804 16384 1 snd_soc_wm8804_i2c
In my case, there is a zero
aplay -1 returns:
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pi@raspberrypi:~ $ aplay -l
List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices
card 0: Headphones [bcm2835 Headphones], device 0: bcm2835 Headphones
[bcm2835 Headphones]
Subdevices: 7/8
Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
Subdevice #1: subdevice #1
The command sudo vcdbg log msg |& grep -v HDMI gives me the following
output:
> pi@raspberrypi:~ $ sudo vcdbg log msg |& grep -v HDMI
> 003427.502: arasan: arasan_emmc_open
> 003578.156: brfs: File read: /mfs/sd/config.txt
> 003579.133: brfs: File read: 2101 bytes
> 003762.188: brfs: File read:
Also run
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aplay -l
This is the output for my digi (remember it's a different one from
yours)
> pi@raspberry:/sys/module $ aplay -l
> List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices
> card 0: Headphones [bcm2835 Headphones], device 0: bcm2835
sheeple wrote:
> Thank you for your detailed instructions. I used Windows Powershell
> instead and everything was so easy!
>
> After implementing each step, the command squeezelite -1 prompted the
> following response:
>
> >
Code:
> >
> pi@raspberrypi:~ $
Thank you for your detailed instructions. I used Windows Powershell
instead and everything was so easy!
After implementing each step, the command squeezelite -1 prompted the
following response:
Code:
pi@raspberrypi:~ $ squeezelite -l
Output devices:
null
sheeple wrote:
> My guess was the Digi2 is not recognized and hence misrecognized as a
> Beocreate amp. Maybe Beocreate is assigned when the OS sees something,
> but all full.
>
>
> I am burning the image to the SD atm. Any manuals on how to install the
> overlay and squeezelite or is this a
Man in a van wrote:
> I don't understand your experience with the HiFiBerry OS, I have used it
> several times without a problem
My guess was the Digi2 is not recognized and hence misrecognized as a
Beocreate amp. Maybe Beocreate is assigned when the OS sees something,
but all full.
Man in a
I have the version of the board before the update one
> pi@raspberry:~ $ squeezelite -l
> Output devices:
> null - Discard all samples (playback) or
> generate zero samples (capture)
> hw:CARD=Headphones,DEV=0 - bcm2835 Headphones, bcm2835
> Headphones - Direct
sheeple wrote:
> I encountered a similar problem today.
>
> Digi2 on a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Rev 1.5, powered by standard Pi4 power
> supply, no other connections other than SD card and Digi2.
>
> First I was using piCorePlayer 8.1.0, 64 Bit Kernel:
>
> I set the audio output to Hifiberry
I encountered a similar problem today.
Digi2 on a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Rev 1.5, powered by standard Pi4 power
supply, no other connections other than SD card and Digi2.
First I was using piCorePlayer 8.1.0, 64 Bit Kernel:
I set the audio output to Hifiberry Digi+ Pro as commonly advised and
Just to update the thread. I sent the card back, they tested it,
confirmed it was faulty and sent me a new one. They even refunded the
postage I paid to send it back. Good service.
Plugged it in and it worked straight away with no settings changed from
the Digi+ Pro, so I'm very happy now. The
I tried the HifiBerry OS and still nothing comes out so I'm thinking the
card is faulty. I'll email them for a replacement.
Cheers
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Seanf wrote:
> Haha, yes. Maybe I should pop over and rattle their cage, it's just
> across town :-) I think I will try their OS, that would tell me if the
> problem is with board itself, as surely it should work with their own
> software.
Yep, and there is a squeezelite setting :)
Let's
Using hifiberry os to test your board is normally the best way to get
answers.
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Man in a van wrote:
> Hi Sean
>
> Wait until Paul is up and had a few coffees :), see what he suggests.
>
> In the meantime; maybe try the hifiberry OS and see if that works.
>
> Then contact HiFIBerry again, there are quite a few complaints against
> that board on their forum, most of them
This post says using the same settings as a Digi pro works but that
doesn't seem to be in the output list.
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=1023841
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Hi Sean
Wait until Paul is up and had a few coffees :), see what he suggests.
In the meantime; maybe try the hifiberry OS and see if that works.
Then contact HiFIBerry again, there are quite a few complaints against
that board on their forum, most of them unanswered :confused:.
At least you
Thanks for the advice Paul and Ronnie. I've now put the Digi2 Pro onto a
spare Pi I have and left the Digi+ Pro on the original to compare. Both
have Digi+ Pro selected as the output device, both have
sysdefault:CARD=sndrpihifiberry as the Output setting. So as far as I
can tell, both are set
@SEAN
You can also check the board with another OS
HiFiberry OS auto-configures and has a squeezelite player
Max2Play will also configure and has squeezelite (it is not a
requirement to have a licence).
I have just tested this on my old digi-pro; select hifiberry on the m2p
front page,
SEAN@
Also, do you have the red light on the optical output ?
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Sure looks like the card is being detected properly. Is the output
field populated on the Squeezelite page?
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paul- wrote:
> Select what Hifiberry said, then post some diagnostic data.
>
>
> dmesg from the diagnosics page, and then there should be alot of data on
> the Diagnostics->Sound page. Like detected devices.. .and such.
Thanks. What exactly should I post here? There is a lot of
Select what Hifiberry said, then post some diagnostic data.
dmesg from the diagnosics page, and then there should be alot of data on
the Diagnostics->Sound page. Like detected devices.. .and such.
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I recently bought a HifiBerry Digi2 Pro to replace the Digi+ Pro that I
have been using. However, it does not appear in the drop down menu of
Audio Output devices in PiCorePlayerand consequently, no sound comes
from it. The people at HifiBerry said the Digi+ Pro selection would
work, but it does
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