Triode wrote:
1) The log is the squeezelite log not the LMS log.
2) If you install it from apt-get it may be running as a service rather
than manually from the command line - this will be why other instances
of squeeze players won't work - as they will use the same mac address.
You
sbp wrote:
Hi.
In order to help we need more info.
Do you have any sound from your DAC?
What does the List AlSA devices show?.
Could you please show us your config.cfg file (copy from the About
page)
Steen
Hi Steen,
I do not get any sound of the DAC.
List ALSA devices shows:
front:CARD=DAC,DEV=0
try this line in the alsa settings page
atb
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Hi,
Can someone please put me out of my misery and point me at the URL for
the yum repo containing the latest LMS RPMs, ie. 7.8.x + 7.9.x?
Thanks!
R.
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I was going to ask whether the card was connected via S/P-DIF or
analogue as it would appear to support both.
'last.fm' (http://www.last.fm/user/probedb)
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Man in a van wrote:
front:CARD=DAC,DEV=0
try this line in the alsa settings page
atb
Ronnie
That did it! Thanks Ronnie :-)
probedb wrote:
I was going to ask whether the card was connected via S/P-DIF or
analogue as it would appear to support both.
I originally had it connected
SamS wrote:
That did it! Thanks Ronnie :-)
I originally had it connected via the headphone jack, just for testing
purposes. I have the HiFiBerry Digi, but only for my standard B model.
So, do we have a universal preference on which output should deliver
better sound to a USB DAC,
SamS wrote:
So, do we have a universal preference on which output should deliver
better sound to a USB DAC, USB or coax/optical SPDIF?
It varies but to be honest any differences are going to be below the
threshold of human hearing so not worth worrying about :)
I'm getting a HifiBerry Digi+
slimhase wrote:
Thanks again Adrian for following up on this.
I am also a step further - but the whole thing is like peeling an onion:
There is always a next layer of problems
1) I got Squeezeplay and Squeezelite working alongsite.
The fix was not the MAC address problem - I had
probedb wrote:
It varies but to be honest any differences are going to be below the
threshold of human hearing so not worth worrying about :)
And even if it was audible, the answer would be depends on the DAC, so
there is no universal answer.
To try to judge the real from the false will
Triode wrote:
Can you post the url of the station - I don't know what is going on and
would like to try it myself.
This is an example stream link, which shows the issue on my
Squeezelite:
http://thin.npr.org/dmg.wax?prgCode=ATCshowDate=segNum=5mediaPref=WM
Just to confirm: These streams play
slimhase wrote:
This is an example stream link, which shows the issue on my
Squeezelite:
http://thin.npr.org/dmg.wax?prgCode=ATCshowDate=segNum=5mediaPref=WM
Just to confirm: These streams play fine when I use my SB3/Classic
(playing the stream natively); also Squeezeplay plays it when
Julf wrote:
And even if it was audible, the answer would be depends on the DAC, so
there is no universal answer.
Indeed :)
What is the difference with something like the HifiBerry that is I2S and
a USB DAC? Is I2S a different bus in the RPi?
'last.fm' (http://www.last.fm/user/probedb)
Triode wrote:
Just checked - that stream does the same thing for me - looks like it is
not playable at present with squeezelite native decoding.
Thats a bummer.
Thanks for confirming it, though!
Heiner
Heiner
My system:
LMS 7.8 on modded Open Peak Joggler running Roobarbs SqueezePlay
probedb wrote:
Indeed :)
What is the difference with something like the HifiBerry that is I2S and
a USB DAC? Is I2S a different bus in the RPi?
The RPi has 4 audio options:
1. Analog thru headphone jack
2. HDMI (I think I2S may be available thru HDMI)
3. USB
4. I2S thru GPIOs
All (well
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