Hi All
I have just tried the original Raspberry Pi WIFI dongle on a new PCP
3.10 as replacement of the onboard Wifi.
So PCP was working on Wifi, Internal adapter was disabled and PCP was
restarted with the external dongle.
Unfortunately the device is not recognised as network adapter. (
Not disabling the internal one does not give us 2 working wlan
interfaces, it seems to recognise the internal one only.
If both were recognised we might have had a chance to only configure the
external one.
For me the reason for using this external one was twofold:
to avoid the damping of my
Greg Erskine wrote:
>
> piCorePlayer really only support the Official RPF 7" screen.
> There are so many screens available that supporting them all would be
> difficult.
>
Thanks Greg,
Makes sense that if the HW support isn't in PCP due to the size of code
and only needed for particular
Greg Erskine wrote:
> What resolution is the 5 inch screen?
>
> I had never thought about a touch screen working through HDMI.
> :confused:
Greg the screens come in various sizes and resolutions , but the 5 inch
screens seem to be 800x480.
The touch functionality comes through unspecified GPIO
huxmut wrote:
>
> there is a thread here about "slimmer" it uses pCP with buttons and a
> 16x2 LCD.
> now i have no idea on the how to bits, but if slimmer can use buttons
> and flirc replicates buttons, what your looking for must be easily
> doable ??
Thanks for the tip on slimmer. 16x2 is a
I have recently upgraded my Raspberry 7 inch screen with a Rasptouch
casing, so rendering my experiment environment into living room
production.
And with the ( almost ) perfect support though PCP I am setting my goal
to have something similar as bedside set.
I have no knowledge jet on what Video
tcutting wrote:
> Mine doesn't have touch capability - I use LIRC instead. I think the
> HDMI-based displays with touch capability provide the touch input via
> USB, right? Does it simply act like a mouse?
Hi tcutting ,
Using LIRC as replacement for the touch could be a perfect and simple
It seems Mouse support is not working out of the box.
The HW is recognized ( dmesg snippet : )
[2.368984] usb 1-1.3: new low-speed USB device number 5 using
dwc_otg
[2.480413] usb 1-1.3: New USB device found, idVendor=0566,
idProduct=4006
[2.480429] usb 1-1.3: New USB device
Greg Erskine wrote:
>
> Anecdotally, I have found the cheaper generic wifi adaptor work better.
> I seem to have more issues with expensive named brand wifi adaptors.
>
> The problem recommending wifi adaptors is the manufacturers/suppliers
> change their chipset without notice. On ebay they
ralphy wrote:
> The mouse pointer is hidden for jivelite in picoreplayer, if you have
> the rpi 7" touch screen connected, but mouse support is included.
Hi Raphy,
Not sure what you mean to say.
Hidden pointer but support included =
Not visible but jet a working mouse ?
Or
The mouse is
Greg Erskine wrote:
>
> I use this USB IR remote with jivelite.
> Here's LIRC development thread, in case you missed it.
>
Hi Greg,
Funny thing, I have exact the same USB IR keyboard/mouse emulator. But
could not get it working properly on my pi yesterday.
And yes the pi is under powered and
Greg Erskine wrote:
>
>
> I think this was edwardthern's original intention, give it a go. It is
> simple to do, only takes a few minutes and there is no $$$ cost.
>
>
Indeed There is no $$$ cost but the cost on system performance an or
stability made me decide to abandon it.
And to be
just to make you aware of 2 even more expensive options:
http://www.audiophonics.fr/en/boitiers-diy-boitiers-divers/rasptouch-chassis-and-accessories-kit-diy-p-11249.html
and
https://knowhowtec.de/index.php?_route_=en/sonopi-touch.html
I am tempted by the first design, but with all alu kit would
I've noted the same on pcp 3.02, but dit not investigate any further.
I just needed a quick demo to show the 7 inch display interface.
It happened on a few other resolutions too.
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GuitarExtended wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm completely new to piCorePlayer and I have never used a Squeezebox in
> my life, so pardon me if this is a stupid question.
> I'm trying to use piCorePlayer to play files from a USB drive attached
> to my Raspberry Pi. I only want to control it remotely, not
GuitarExtended wrote:
>
> To get to the server's interface I need to know the IP of the Raspberry
> Pi, *which is dynamic due *to my router's configuration.
> ?
As an alternative when used with wired ethernet, you could set it static
from the PCP Webinterface
Beta mode - main page - static IP
bolony wrote:
> Thanks,OK point taken and particularly about the portability
>
> Where can I find the MAC address of my pi3 then ?..ignore that ill just
> google it, doh
Bottom line of pcp web interface, that is when you have a working
network connection already.
mafyou wrote:
> Has anyone run a Bluetooth dongle for receiving audio? Would be a
> separate thing from Squeezelite. Want to do this for when I'm in hanging
> out in one area and would like to play something from my phone that I
> can't play via Squeezelite.
Look into a airplay player or
What options are available to have a line-in on a pi? This will consist
of Hardware and software working together.
As far as I know only the Wolfson and Cirrus Logic cards have audio in
and *are not* supported by PCP ( or any other default kernel )
It would be used to output TV audio with low
Greg Erskine wrote:
>
> [Main Page] in [Beta] mode > [Extras] > [Asound]
> WARNING: This page is beta because it could cause pCP to stop playing
> and you may have to start again and reinstall pCP.
> Greg
Thanks , this is what I needed. I will play with it and remember where
this tool page is
efthk23 wrote:
> Hi all I am using PicorePlayer 3.02 with raspberry pi3 and I was
> wondering if i could make a startup command in order for LMS to do a
> library scan every time raspberry powers on. I tried by typing "rescan"
> in "Auto start LMS" field, but without any luck. Is there any
ian_heys wrote:
>
> http://www.tpdz.net/en/products/vx2/index.htm
> It has USB DAC for PCP output, Optical and Digital SPDIF for TV and Blu
> Ray player and of course T Amp for speakers.
>
Indeed this is an option I never thought of.
But the external amp needs the walk-up method of source
Julf wrote:
> . to warn newcomers (not that there are many newcomers these
> days).
Hi All, this excellent thread made me decide to to sign up, and perhaps
offer a bit of counterweight to people leaving to the less techie parts
of of the discussion/internet.
It was fun to read, with
Wallman wrote:
> I can't figure out where playlists are being saved using piCore as a LMS
> server. I have version 3.02 up and running with no problems.
>
> But when I try to save playlists, I can't figure out where they are
> being saved
>
I believe this is a LMS function and
Greg Erskine wrote:
>
> We took the MAC address off the footer recently. :(
>
Hi Greg,
Damned ! , verified my post on the only pi still running 206. So; 'My
bad', Thank you for correcting the wrong info :-)
Good reason to pull them all to 302. post #433 gives me the option to do
that without
Further reading on the other bootmodes of the pi 3, made me aware on USB
boot options.
It seems the USB boot from a regular msd is possible, and this should
also be possible for small tf card readers.
So for embedded systems that have exposed USB / ethernet ports of a rpi3
, there is a < 1 Euro
huxmut wrote:
> , would this allow me a 'no easy access' build eg. the Pi could be
> buried in an amplifier, where access to the SD card is time
> consuming/PITA.
Hi Humax.
The TF card swap in systems with embedded raspberries indeed does hinder
upgrades.
When I bought a deluxe casing
sbp wrote:
> Yes I think we could try.
> But as we don't have a wolfson card we need info from you.
>
> Can you ssh into the latest piCorePlayer3.20 beta 7
> > >
- Mount mmcblk0p1 (by using the command: m1)
- Edit mnt/mmcblk0p1/config.txt - here you add
> dtoverlay=rpi-cirrus-wm5102 -
Hi Greg,
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Thanks for your feedback M-H,
> I think Beta 7 is recently available.
> Greg
OK I will reload the TF cards with the latest and start over. ( getting
experienced with that ) and I can try the the insitu upgrade , as it is
within the 3.20 release ? lets
sbp wrote:
> Yes I think we could try.
> But as we don't have a wolfson card we need info from you.
>
> Can you ssh into the latest piCorePlayer3.20 beta 7
> > >
- Mount mmcblk0p1 (by using the command: m1)
- Edit mnt/mmcblk0p1/config.txt - here you add
> dtoverlay=rpi-cirrus-wm5102 -
paul- wrote:
> Can you give me the output of lsmod, and look at dmesg to see what is
> logged related to the card.
Hi paul-
I am in the same situation as petar:
Aplay -l and squeezelite -l do not show the cirrus driver/card entries
like raspbian jessie does
Here some exact data:
To help you all with the great efforts, I have upgraded my pcp domain to
3.20B5
Sofar I have found nothing I could not fix with the common sense and
previously posted solutions to known problems.
2 issue's areas however I would like to mention:
1) when using an odd 128MB ( ! no typo !) tf
Hi Huxmut,
Indeed the case you linked is the one that allowed me to have a pi in
the living room, and does use the sd-extender.
On the subject of netbooting ; it would be awesome to have an empty pi
to learn all configuration over the network.
Firmware, OS, configuration and executables all
paul- wrote:
> Definitely seems like the card wants something else. Do you have the
> card working on a different system?
> Getting a module list from a working and then the pCP system would help
> (lsmod)
No I do not have a working setup anymore, but I will get a copy of
raspbian and see if
paul- wrote:
> Just make sure you are using stock raspbian. In the past the Wolfson
> support was a out of tree driver, the support has only recently been
> added to the rpi kernel. Let us know what you can. Also, which
> card are you using, the old Wolfson card, or the element 14 cirrus
htctyo wrote:
> 3.2beta7
> cannot connect Wifi
> My devvice is RiP3b
Hi htctyo , I hope you had a typo ( RIP3b vs RPi3b ) else the cause is
known.
Some constructive feedback : My pi-zero with Original raspberry pi
foundation WiFi Dongle is working , and to my knowledge it is the same
dongle give us a
working PCP setup. Congratulations !
( I know no dac, no standard analogue, but free HDMI )
Regards M-H
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ver available at first
start, be prepared to check and restart it .
If al starts and there is no sound, verify the use the usescripts
provided by Hias, and the volume.
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horus.com/~hias/cirrus-driver.html.
I will be posting more on my findings , with the hope Cirrus support can
be incorporated in PCP scripts and menu choices.
Perhaps wise to start a new thread, as pcp320beta has ended too.
Regards M-H
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htctyo wrote:
> I use auto in channel but still fail . what section I need to set I in
> my rounter I work fine in 3.11 thanks
Please fix your router to use channel 1 and retry. Just to eliminate;
sometimes the high channels do clash with the WIFI drivers.
Also verify you did not disable the
. But I might be proven wrong with BT4.x .
Myself I stopped streaming from my phone, It drains too much battery,
and I simply transferred all music to the LMS inside my pi.
But your mileage may vary , and it might suit your needs.
Regards M-H
t edit
this post later )
Be sure to follow Hias his setup first to load the correct drivers and
then tweak the *arizona_spi* to complete the initialisation of the
modules till you get a 2nd soundcard ( #1) in your* aplay -l* output.
It is definitely
hardware.
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Perhaps you can try a bit more buffering in the squeezelite output.
I had similar output issues in the past , before using i2s soundcards
and pcp.
So change ALSA_PARAMS="80:4::1:" to ALSA_PARAMS="160:4::1:" and see if
on, if there are options.
BTW Tibali, Great work ! I will order some missing parts and experiment
with your Slimmer setup. Probably adding a second rotary controller for
dedicated volume-up -down and pause/play.
Regards M-H
g from Network or USB memory does need reads from usb and writes
to usb devices, hence double USB transport.
It might support my hypotheses, and give us more insight.
And you could eliminate the LCD , and test jivelite over HDMI or
Composite Video.
Gree
hat they use
in the poco.
Greetz M-H
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on how to create one, or Ralply can help to show how this must be done.
I assume your feature request is not unique, I myself would like that
too, but decided not to give it my time now.
Regards M-H
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paul- wrote:
> The lack of Softdep support sounds like the main problem, I've never
> heard of softdep before now. The only way around it would be to
> include the full version of modprobe in the initrd..
>
> Here is a reference link to rebuild your initrd
>
>
able to emulate that event, and if really needed load the
squeezelite instance with a delay or from a test loop, the setup could
work without human intervention to set to a working state.
I will start to see how busybox modprobe does work , and find ways to
perhaps make it more persistent to load
CloudAtlas wrote:
> Quick question: what is the difference between the 3.2 version of
> picoreplayer on the sourceforge website and the 3.2beta5 version on the
> google website. The implication is that the sourceforge version is
> later and the final released version. Is this the case?
> .
a Cirrus Logic Audio Card Or Wolfson card
working in PiCorePlayer try to trace my steps so far, wait for a
write-up I will make later, or ask for hints.
( my set = pi B+ , CLAC, powered via barrel connector , speakers-out to
reasonable big HIFI speakers, wifi dongle )
Re
paul- wrote:
> Interesting, as I thought this card was not working. That is why we
> never included a conf for it.
>
> There is a README in the directory, but it's probably easier to just
> copy another and edit to suit your needs.
The card is working, I use it in 2 systems. Hias did some
rds does confirm my card is one of
the most rare exotic ones.
But I assume it can be created now there is a system to recognise and
configure them.
Have you got any tips or templates to build support for this obvious
omission ;-) ?
Regards
Paul ,
Can I help testing this at this moment ?
Currently I have no working option to modprobe -r and modprobe from an
auto starting script in pcp 322.
Manually starting the script from the cli does work.
greetz M-H
M
to be
expected from that ?
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paul- wrote:
>
> When I noticed the bluez-alsa project was re-implementing the support
> for alsa that was dropped from Bluez 5.x. I figured I would see how
> squeezelite and bluetooth would work. It worked better than I
> expected.
>
Paul, Would this also allow us to add BT-input ?
It
? AND CAN I MAKE
CHANGES THAT ARE RETAINED OVER REBOOTS ?
I rather not just rewrite /etc/asound.conf but delay parts till my
driver is installed with a manual tweak.
The real solution would be to get the driver started correctly. Till
then I have to work on the workarounds.
Greetz M-H
KleinKipje wrote:
> Startup in the "now playing" screen.
> ?
I use jivelite settings screen screensavers to get now playing and the
clock in the display, just choose a reasonable short timeout.
Greets M-H
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help is needed too
Looking at the post, it seems like a mini project, where I welcome
volunteers to chip in and where I have to learn a bit more on the inner
workings of PCP.
So who can help and advise ?
Greetz M-H
M-H
menus
However I :-) might need some support and I do not want to hijack this
thread for this card only.
Let me ask the questions in the thread "Cirrus Logic Audio Card and
Wolfson support in PCP 3.20"
Greetz M-H
M-H
peakers.
Be aware that the RPI3 and Zero-W onboard Wifi isn't the most stable
solution in PCP.
Add a 3 Euro well supported USB device and wait till the driver issue is
resolved over the next years.
Greetz M-H
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I've got a partially working .conf file for the Cirrus Logic Audio Card
I need to complete and test.
For this moment it shows up in the gui dropdown list, and after choosing
the new option and rebooting the set it comes up with a working setup.
However, adding the alsa equal breaks it and shows
we can test PCP as If the driver would have
started normally.
Most of the issues seem to be caused by missing stuff at start up.
BTW starting the stuff manually does give me a working setup, both with
and without Alsa equal, and with and without disabled Rpi analogue
sou
to check in that part of the process.
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Based on my own search I presume /opt/bootsync.sh is the best place to
add system stuff before PCP script is started from /opt/bootlocal.sh
However the modprobe even if called through /sbin/modprobe is not
working.
Any hints ?
grtz M-H
ade, while
/opt/bootsync.sh is more for the system , like my driver reload issue .
As my attempts failed anyway, I will retry in /opt/bootlocal.sh/ in a
few days.
Greetz M-H
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nced somewhere, IIRC.
Howtos would need to match any such changes, so should be kept up to
date
And , perhaps, as most of us are always connected to the internet, help
and howto pages could be linked from the actual gui pages.
Keep up the good work , M-H
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touch are not in line with the
shaved design;
IR receiver, IR transmitter, Rotary controller ( volume ), external WIFI
antenna.
A printed version might have room for those parts, and a disk, and an
amp, and
Regards M-H
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Pi3B with Phat-dac
r a first test.
Regards M-H
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Pi3B with Phat-dac in a Rasptouch, 2 pi B+ with Cirrus Logic Audio Card,
Pi Zero with Phat-beat , and a few other tests...
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info on that in the coming month.
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to
NORMAL and above from the main page and retry.
During final tests we did not encounter any issues, and even the
original wolfson card was tested with success.
Let us know what your results are, and if you do not strike success
right away, report and et some help here.
Regards M-H
Pi based m
at the same time is likely to create a conflict.
Has anyone already used both ? And what pitfalls do I need to avoid ?
The obvious one is double pin assignment/usage, and should not be too
difficult to keep separated.
And I will read the whole thread again to be up to speed on this .
Regards M-H
Man in a van wrote:
> I think that the standard version of pCP is generally considered to be
> best for a LMS and Player combination.
>
Indeed, avoid the problems with the real time kernel, and use the
regular PCP first.
Upgrade too the Audio Enthusiast version later when you know what you
is listing will help others to avoid the chipset, or at least
limit wasted time on the MAC and throughput limitations.
Thanks for your support.
Regards M-H
Greg Erskine wrote:
> hi M-H,
>
> You need to actually load the extension. By default, it is on the SD
> card image but not loaded
missing here? Or did I stumble on a missing part in the
repository ? Could it be the ARMv6 set I need for this zero v.s. the
more used ARMv7 set ? ( unfortunately I can't test this device on a
different Pi, no usb adapter )
Any pointers are appreciated.
Regards M-H
ally lost it ;-)
So what am I missing ?
BTW the GUI field Squeezelite ; Output setting : "equal"
is no longer editable, suggesting work done to prevent editing the
needed settings for alsa equal after enabling.
Greetz M-H
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touch. It will give a high quality finished
set. The only tinkering you need is at the back panel to match your
outputs with the holes
Greetz M-H
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e for Airplay and BT Audio input, I use DLNA.
Samsung phones have the cast build into the player. the older ones at
least.
Other phones need one of the free DLNA apps.
Give it a go, If you can reach your set through wifi, you do not need
much more.
Greetz M-H
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queezelite settings page
3) enjoy.
To minimise soldering look here
https://pinout.xyz/pinout/phat_beat
Solder at least 1 ground pin.
Remember the buttons and leds are not supported in stock PCP , but we
will find a way to do so.
cater for that, however the same solution from my
laptop does.
I have not really used a LMS implementation on the zero, but a 64 Gig SD
is affordable these days, and can provide some local storage. I should
try that on my next holiday.
Greetz M-H
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is somewhat
contaminated.
A full start-over is probably less work.
Regards M-H
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Pi Zero with Phat-beat
let us see we can get it of too.
Thanks! M-H
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is wrong, and needs a bit of attention
?
Regards M-H
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: 00e04c01
The Realtek is working OKE, The Product: USB 2.0 10/100M Ethernet
Adaptor is not found in "ifconfig"
What step did I forget, or is there a written recipe I can double check
?
Or has something changed in 4.0 that prevents me to use wired with a
zero.
Regards
Hi Greg,
Indeed it is 'mounted' in loop8
Code:
tc@piCorePlayerZero:~$ df
FilesystemSize Used Available Use% Mounted on
tmpfs 432.9M 11.9M421.1M 3% /
tmpfs 240.5M 0240.5M 0% /dev/shm
Unfortunately the USB nics aren't the same, I've only got 1 with a hub,
I need to add the Realtec to connect to the CLI.
Perhaps I should revert the newest one back to pristine 4.0 and just add
net-usb-4.14.56-pcpCore
More later,
Regard M-H
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Pi3B
://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/213737/how-do-i-set-systemwide-connection-over-a-proxy-server
for a few quick first steps on your trial.
Please leave a post if you manage to get it running. Although your
specific setup is rare, you are never the only one.
Regards M-H
Pi based multi-room audio system powered
Hi Jesperlykke , Hi Greg,
not trying to steal the thread;
But what about multiple WiFi nics?
Would it be possible to use 2 or more WiFi nics to setup a Wireless AP
regardless of the connection to a wifi network?
This might help me too with my portable PCP4 boombox.
Regards M-H
Pi based
ver response.
Anyhow, it is not a complaint :-) just feedback.
Thank you for the quick start on the pi4 development.
M-H
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that manually it continues
to warn about it.
Is this an error in the software of is the error between the screen and
chair ? Anyone got it up and running on this beta and a pi4 ?
M-H
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paul- wrote:
> I'm not good enough with alsaconf to direct audio through 2 different
> plugins.
I will investigate in the coming week, and see how such could be done.
M-H
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overal performance.
YMMV but this is a real upgrade.
M-H
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Pi Zero with Phat-beat , and a few other
nstall the equalizer , reboot, set analogue, reboot, test
output, and then move on with another output.
M-H
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Pi Zero with Phat-beat , and a few other
have prevented the diskspace to
run out , and come up with some alternative like a reasonable message.
M-H
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Pi Zero with Phat-beat , and a
s at boot time, rather than dynamically.
This I did not understand , and as I did not need it, I can't trial and
error to it.
It is not a cli command but do these go into one of the 3 user commands
at the bottom of the tweaks tab ?
Regards M-H
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wired nic.
I remembered to get net-usb installed to recognise the hardware but on
this 6.00.B1 attempt it did not work.
Perhaps the repository version isn't matching this build?
Can anyone remind me on the correct way to install USB nic support?
TIA M-H
Pi based multi-room audio system powered
paul- wrote:
> I don't think a new image will fit. Default images are 64MB boot, 64MB
> user. And that is real MB, and the card is probably 128 MegaBits.
Indeed, the card is just a bit less than 128MB.
I will try and fiddle with partition sizes, and see if it can fit a
basic player s
th a dac, sound quality at low levels is noticeably beter than the
software dac in the pi.
This enables you to reduce volume of the pi, and do not need to grab a
remote IR controller for that.
Good luck, M-H
Pi based multi-room audio system powered by PiCorePlayer(s):
Pi3B with Phat-dac in a Ra
to make a short connection.
M-H
Pi based multi-room audio system powered by PiCorePlayer(s):
Pi3B with Phat-dac in a Rasptouch, 2 pi B+ with Cirrus Logic Audio Card,
Pi Zero with Phat-beat , and a few other tests...
M-H'
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