Hi - sorry if this issue has already been addressed somewhere in the
forums, my searches failed to turn up any kind of solution.
I've been running pCP 8 and LMS 8 on an RPi 3B. I'd set a static IP
address of x.x.x.99. A new router enables me to link the Pi's MAC
address to the required IP
Greg Erskine wrote:
> This usually indicates a problem in the file /opt/.filetool.lst
>
> Is there a leading / ?
>
> Or a file or directory that no longer exists.
>
> Maybe /usr/local/slimserver/Plugins
That was it! Thanks!
This usually indicates a problem in the file /opt/.filetool.lst
Is there a leading / ?
Or a file or directory that no longer exists.
Maybe /usr/local/slimserver/Plugins
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Most people don't need ntpd running and very few have requested ntpd be
default in >8 years.
Currently, ntpd is run once a bootup to sync the time. This is how the
time gets set on most Raspberry Pi's AFAIK.
I think there was another situation, after a power failure, pCP might
boot up faster
Why not have the network timing protocol turned on by default?
Especially if it is helpful for running LMS or using a clock feature.
Those that want to turn it off for some reason could override the
default setting.
Paul
I haven't done a backup in a while using the web interface, and today I
received this error:
> [ INFO ] Backing up files to /mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce/mydata.tgz /-\ There
> was an issue, see /tmp/backup_status.
>
> [ ERROR ] Show backup_status...
>
> tar: /usr/local/slimserver/Plugins: No such
Thanks for the feedback so far.
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Nice feature. I recommended spelling out NTPD for those that don't know
the abbreviation. Adding "recommended when running LMS so it has
accurate time" would also be helpful.
Paul
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Very nice to have this in the UI, and I'd say it should be a mandatory
feature for LMS which can get really screwed up with the wrong time and
will save lots of head scratching. Also if you have a clock
screensaver.
However I'd completely missed this new feature - could beta feature
updates be
Its just that root access is needed to access the hardware when making
the backup. I guess I figured most would be using a mounted drive to
save the image
using ssh and using sudo, should do the trick.
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage:
Man in a van wrote:
> Jim, can you navigate to the partition using SSH or WinSCP ?
>
> ronnie
Hi Ronnie, I imagine I could try that if I knew how :). Then after that
"why would I want/need to?" would be the next question :).
If it helps, I can see the partition as a network drive in windows
Jim, can you navigate to the partition using SSH or WinSCP ?
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kidstypike wrote:
> I have the same issue if I save the backup images to the attached USB
> SSD.
>
> No problem if saved to my NAS.
>
Good to know! Thanks...I don't have a NAS but...
Since my objective is to backup the whole SD (including prefs on 3rd
partition) onto a windows machine
I have the same issue if I save the backup images to the attached USB
SSD.
No problem if saved to my NAS.
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I reported this same issue several months ago and I could not figure out
the resolution of the permission to delete the image file. My solution
was also to remove the drive from the pi, connect to windows machine,
and delete it.
Unless space is an issue you can keep a chronological history
garym wrote:
> I recall getting this message as well. I then just shutdown the rPi,
> connected the USB drive to my windows machine and was able to delete the
> img file from the drive there. (but not having to do that would be
> nice!)
definitely an option, but it is in a loft requiring a
I recall getting this message as well. I then just shutdown the rPi,
connected the USB drive to my windows machine and was able to delete the
img file from the drive there. (but not having to do that would be
nice!)
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(all
I am seeing something I don't understand and could flail around trying
things for hours, or, just ask here...:)
I have pCP 8 running on a pi3b+, 3rd partition on the SD for LMS data,
and an attached USB HDD for my library. I use Samba to access the HDD
and the 3rd partition LMS Data, via a
AFAICR, I have never had to restart httpd (without deliberately
disabling the GUI).
Check these 2 settings in "pcp configuration".
[Main Page] > [Diagnostics] > [Logs] > select "pcp configuration" >
[Show]
Code:
GUI_DISABLE="0"
WWW_PORT="80"
Jeff07971 wrote:
> For pCP ?
>
> Isnt it sudo /usr/local/etc/init.d/httpd restart
>
> Jeff
Thanks Jeff
Jim
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[B]Living Room* Joggler & Pi4/Khadas -> Onkyo TXNR686 -> Celestion F20s
*Office* Joggler & Pi3 -> Denon RCD N8
paul- wrote:
> The NAS still probably still spins down the disks. And that behavior
> could have changed with a Synology update too.
>
> Otherwise you can do some logging, and perhaps see something going on.
Thank you, but I think its not a thing with the NAS. The disks are
always spinning
d6jg wrote:
> Quick question. Is it possible to restart the web server from command
> line?
> I have no response on port 80 which I think Ive seen mentioned as an
> issue somewhere?
For pCP ?
Isnt it sudo /usr/local/etc/init.d/httpd restart
Jeff
*Want a webapp ?* Get SqueezeLite-X !
Quick question. Is it possible to restart the web server from command
line?
I have no response on port 80 which I think Ive seen mentioned as an
issue somewhere?
Jim
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[B]Living Room* Joggler & Pi4/Khadas -> Onkyo TXNR686 ->
The NAS still probably still spins down the disks. And that behavior
could have changed with a Synology update too.
Otherwise you can do some logging, and perhaps see something going on.
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paul- wrote:
> Hard disk Sleeping? What is the source of the music? Likely when you
> resume in the morning, it is playing buffered music, and the buffer runs
> out before the source can be reconnected.
Thank you Paul,
My music resides on a Synology Nas, no sleep, always on, and it has not
Pommes wrote:
> Hello,
> I upgraded from PCP 7 to 8.
> At the same time I also did an update of LMS from 8.2 to 8.3.
> Since then I have a weird small issue. Everything plays fine, but when I
> switch off my squeezeboxes touch and turn them on again the next
> morning, the music continues to
Great add-on!
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(Kitchen), 1x Boom (Dining room), 1x piCorePlayer (jacuzzi), 1x
piCorePlayer (Garden) 1x OSMC + Squeezelite (Movie room), 1x Touch
(Study 2), few spare unit's (SB2,
kidstypike wrote:
> A few details would be handy then!
>
> However, Settings > Screen > Now Playing > Now Playing Views.
>
>
I tried your method and it gave me the choice of artwork or spectrum
analyser, exactly what I needed.
Thanks for your help
Paul Webster wrote:
> On a genuine Squeezebox remote it is the NowPlaying button.
> I think this is [ left square bracket ... or left brace in the docs
>
> https://github.com/ralph-irving/tcz-lirc/blob/master/jivekeys.csv
It was the left bracket, I cant write this as the laptop does not have
Hello,
I upgraded from PCP 7 to 8.
At the same time I also did an update of LMS from 8.2 to 8.3.
Since then I have a weird small issue. Everything plays fine, but when I
switch off my squeezeboxes touch and turn them on again the next
morning, the music continues to play, but after a couple of
On a genuine Squeezebox remote it is the NowPlaying button.
I think this is [ left square bracket ... or left brace in the docs
https://github.com/ralph-irving/tcz-lirc/blob/master/jivekeys.csv
Paul Webster
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author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france
diode84 wrote:
> Its not a touch screen
A few details would be handy then!
However, Settings > Screen > Now Playing > Now Playing Views.
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Paul Webster wrote:
> If it is a touch screen ... touch the middle of the screen to cycle
> through the views.
> If only controllable through a remote then ... press each button until
> you find the equivalent ...
I may take a while as I also use a mini wireless keyboard and could have
been
kidstypike wrote:
> Just touch the centre of the screen to cycle through the available now
> playing screens?
Its not a touch screen
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If it is a touch screen ... touch the middle of the screen to cycle
through the views.
If only controllable through a remote then ... press each button until
you find the equivalent ...
Paul Webster
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diode84 wrote:
> Hello
> I am running pCP8 on a pi 3b+. I have pressed something on the justboom
> remote control and now
> see a frequency response graph instead of an icon of what I am playing.
> How do I get back to icon, don't know what I did.
> Help appreciated.
> Thanks
> diode84
Just
Hello
I am running pCP8 on a pi 3b+. I have pressed something on the justboom
remote control and now
see a frequency response graph instead of an icon of what I am playing.
How do I get back to icon, don't know what I did.
Help appreciated.
Thanks
diode84
paul- wrote:
> UID and GID are for CIFS mounts. Those options don't work with NFS.
> You should only have vers=3 in your mount options.
Yes, that works. Thanks, guys.
I notice it still tries multiple times, with different values for
"prog", "prot", and "port". But putting these in myself
UID and GID are for CIFS mounts. Those options don't work with NFS.
You should only have vers=3 in your mount options.
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The different attempts were using different "vers=" values.
So try explicitly setting vers=3 in the pCP options.
Paul Webster
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author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, supla
I tried playing with the options on the mount command, and the first try
worked. You can see the command in the screenshot below, along with the
response.
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You can see that it tries seven times and finally succeeds. (Hooray!!)
Unfortunately, I understand almost none of it. The options in
Paul Webster wrote:
> In general, it is easier (for newcomers) to get CIFS working than NFS -
> assuming your NAS allows connections from Windows systems using Windows
> File Manager (or whatever it is called nowadays).
>
> In that case first show that you can access the NAS share from a
Is there a parametric eq on version 8.00 ?
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dpotts wrote:
> Okay, another noob question.
In general, it is easier (for newcomers) to get CIFS working than NFS -
assuming your NAS allows connections from Windows systems using Windows
File Manager (or whatever it is called nowadays).
In that case first show that you can access the NAS
Hello there,
I had a Synology 216 with DSM 6.2 working with its Audio Center and USB
connected to Epiphany Acoustics E-DAC to my Luxman L-450 amplifier
happily listening to music.
The Synology died, I bought intel-based Synology DS220+, but DSM 7.0 did
not let Synology see the DAC. Apparently
Okay, another noob question. I have progressed as far as getting pCP
installed with LMS running. I am having trouble getting a network disk
mount set up. My NAS is a Synology DS220+ running DSM 7. I followed the
instructions 'here'
(https://docs.picoreplayer.org/how-to/add_network_share/) for
Paul Webster wrote:
> The NAS is reached over the network so it will be a networking protocol
> that you will have to use.
> In theory the remote use (pCP or you from a desktop computer) should not
> need to know what sort of file system is used on the physical disks.
>
> So NFS or CIFS.
Ahh.
The NAS is reached over the network so it will be a networking protocol
that you will have to use.
In theory the remote use (pCP or you from a desktop computer) should not
need to know what sort of file system is used on the physical disks.
So NFS or CIFS.
Paul Webster
I have a Synology NAS formatted with the Btrfs file system. Can I add a
share to it to pCP? Or does it have to be ext4? What file systems are
included in the "additional filesystems" pack?
Sorry for the noob question, but I've been searching here and other
resources for an hour and a half and I
No, its the kernels handling of hdmi. What I outlined works fine for
standard hdmi monitors/TVs
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paul- wrote:
> I'm guessing here, but there are lots of problems with HDMI screens that
> report incorrect EDID information. I thought that was mostly related
> to the pi4, but not sure. I think you mentioned that you were
> overriding the screen size. Make sure the resolutions you have
I'm guessing here, but there are lots of problems with HDMI screens that
report incorrect EDID information. I thought that was mostly related
to the pi4, but not sure. I think you mentioned that you were
overriding the screen size. Make sure the resolutions you have set in
the config.txt
Paul Webster wrote:
> Hopefully that is the same error that it is getting when being run by
> pCP.
> Challenge is to work out why.
>
> how about
> sudo ls -lrt /dev/fb*
>
> Edit:
> Unfortunately I do not have a spare system to set this up myself at the
> moment.
>
> Question:
> Which
Hopefully that is the same error that it is getting when being run by
pCP.
Challenge is to work out why.
how about
sudo ls -lrt /dev/fb*
Paul Webster
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author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala,
Paul Webster wrote:
> OK ... try this
> cat /var/log/jivelite.log
> (no "s")
>
> and
> sudo /bin/sh /opt/jivelite/bin/jivelite.sh
cat /var/log/jivelite.log
Gives can't open no such file or directory
sudo /bin/sh /opt/jivelite/bin/jivelite.sh
Gives
fbset: FBIOPUT_VSCREENINFO: Invalid
OK ... try this
cat /var/log/jivelite.log
(no "s")
and
sudo /bin/sh /opt/jivelite/bin/jivelite.sh
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planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, supla
finland, abc
Paul Webster wrote:
> #347 where I also said where the log file is
/bin/sh /opt/jivelite/bin/jivelite.sh
Gives can't open.. no such file or directory
/bin/sh /opt/jivelite/bin/jivelite.sh
Gives access denied
#347 where I also said where the log file is
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planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, supla
finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada and rte ireland
Paul Webster wrote:
> Did you reboot after making the gpu_mem change?
>
> Try setting Jivelite to not autostart in pCP and then run it by hand
> from the command line (see one of my earlier messages)
Paul I have searched for your earlier message. No luck.
I can access pCP8 in terminal but
Did you reboot after making the gpu_mem change?
Try setting Jivelite to not autostart in pCP and then run it by hand
from the command line (see one of my earlier messages)
Paul Webster
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author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc),
planetradio
Paul Webster wrote:
> Try increasing gpu_mem to 128 (or 256 or 512) (and remove the #).
>
> What I suspect is happening is that Jivelite is exiting because there is
> not enough GPU memory and then the launch script is relaunching it.
I increased mem to 512 and removed # but no difference,
Try increasing gpu_mem to 128 (or 256 or 512) (and remove the #).
What I suspect is happening is that Jivelite is exiting because there is
not enough GPU memory and then the launch script is relaunching it.
Paul Webster
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Paul Webster wrote:
> The gpu_mem line(s) should be commented out (a # at the start of the
> line).
Yes it has the # at the beginning of line.
but no # before dtoverlay=vc4-kms-v3d,noaudio
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The gpu_mem line(s) should be commented out (a # at the start of the
line).
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planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, supla
finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada
Paul Webster wrote:
> I should have remembered from my CEC experiments.
I have added dtoverlay=vc4-kms-v3d,noaudio and gpu_mem=16 to
config.txt.
I now get screen alternating between the Jivelite pCP start screen and :
a large offset between 1970 and is normat looping.
What log would I need
I should have remembered from my CEC experiments.
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planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, supla
finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada and rte ireland
diode84 wrote:
> It's a plain 7 inch screen working on HDMI input and yes it was fine on
> pCP 7.
> I have it set to HD Skin 640x480 normally although it will run higher.
HDMI changed significantly in pCP 8.
I suspect that one of the pCP team will know how to get it working - but
in the meantime you could do some more investigation.
Maybe the output device should be /dev/fb1 rather than /dev/fb0
The Jivelite section in the Tweaks page (where you installed it)
includes the ability to set a screen
Paul Webster wrote:
> Was it an upgrade rather than a fresh install?
>
> If upgrade then maybe try uninstall and reinstall of Jivelite.
It wasn't an upgrade but a clean install and I have uninstalled and
reinstalled Jivelite.
Is there any way to alter the skin from the web interface.
Was it an upgrade rather than a fresh install?
If upgrade then maybe try uninstall and reinstall of Jivelite.
Paul Webster
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planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, supla
Paul Webster wrote:
> Screen resolution perhaps.
> What sort of screen is it and did it work with pCP 7?
It's a plain 7 inch screen working on HDMI input and yes it was fine on
pCP 7.
I have it set to HD Skin 640x480 normally although it will run higher.
Screen resolution perhaps.
What sort of screen is it and did it work with pCP 7?
Paul Webster
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planetradio (bauer - kiss, absolute, scala, jazzfm etc), kcrw, supla
finland, abc australia,
Paul Webster wrote:
> WiFi-only is fine (after all there are lots of RPi Zero players).
> See
> https://docs.picoreplayer.org/how-to/setup_wifi_on_pcp_without_ethernet/
Thanks Paul, thats perfect
Jivelite however is a problem as it will only give me a brief
piCoreplayer screen then nothing
diode84 wrote:
> Hello
> I am about to install pCP8 to a Pi3B+ and wondered if I still need
> ethernet. If not how do I do it without?
> Thanks
> diode84
WiFi-only is fine (after all there are lots of RPi Zero players).
See
Hello
I am about to install pCP8 to a Pi3B+ and wondered if I still need
ethernet. If not how do I do it without?
Thanks
diode84
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comeng wrote:
> Given that I use 2B and 3 Pi's and all my WiFi USB adaptors are Realtek
> based if I want to move on from Version 7 then I have to be able to
> install the necessary drivers the link via GITHUB is pure gobblydegook
> A Plain English explanation of how to install the Realtek
It might be easier and cheaper to buy RPi supported USB wifi adapters.
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slartibartfast wrote:
> Don't Pi3s have WiFi?
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
they do in fact.
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Radio w/Battery (Radio WIFI)
comeng wrote:
> Given that I use 2B and 3 Pi's and all my WiFi USB adaptors are Realtek
> based if I want to move on from Version 7 then I have to be able to
> install the necessary drivers the link via GITHUB is pure gobblydegook
> A Plain English explanation of how to install the Realtek
Given that I use 2B and 3 Pi's and all my WiFi USB adaptors are Realtek
based if I want to move on from Version 7 then I have to be able to
install the necessary drivers the link via GITHUB is pure gobblydegook
A Plain English explanation of how to install the Realtek Drivers is
required for us
The answer is still the same. Not really related to pCP.
I have never experienced an album having more than 100 tracks. If it was
normal, I would start with "001" instead of "01".
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Hello. I already asked this question in 'that thread'
(https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?83719-Sorting-in-quot-Music-Folder-quot),
but I want to ask in this one. I still do not understand, is it possible
or impossible, in principle, to make a "natural sorting" as in Windows
when
StevenEllis wrote:
> I've installed the alsaequal extension and enabled it under Tweaks but
> squeezelite won't start.
>
> Here is the output from the command line
>
> # /usr/local/bin/squeezelite -n HomeOffice -o plugequal -a "80 4 0" -s
> newserver -C 5
> [16:13:19.067258] test_open:281
I've installed the alsaequal extension and enabled it under Tweaks but
squeezelite won't start.
Here is the output from the command line
# /usr/local/bin/squeezelite -n HomeOffice -o plugequal -a "80 4 0" -s
newserver -C 5
[16:13:19.067258] test_open:281 playback open error: No such device
@FSGER
Thanks :)
ronnie
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Man in a van wrote:
> If you can spare the time, I am interested to learn about your power
> arrangement for the PI2AES (is it an early version).
>
> I only know of a couple this side of the "pond".
>
> It's a bit expensive to try on a whim :(
>
> Thanks
>
> ronnieI use a Meanwell PSU to
fsger wrote:
> An update on PI2AES. The ALLO Digione driver sounds better to me, so is
> a keeper. It did not stop the drop outs but the GUSTARD kept its lock,
> although I still needed to reboot. Removing underclocking didn't help,
> the RPI4 just ran a bit warmer. In the end, I tried a
Man in a van wrote:
> you're very welcome :rolleyes:
>
> ronnieAn update on PI2AES. The ALLO Digione driver sounds better to me, so is
a keeper. It did not stop the drop outs but the GUSTARD kept its lock,
although I still needed to reboot. Removing underclocking didn't help,
the RPI4 just
mr-b wrote:
> Tx Ronnie
>
> Following https://docs.picoreplayer.org/how-to/edit_config_txt/
>
> I couldn't find config.txt, or anything else unfortunately.
>
> mount says it's mounted:
> /dev/mmcblk0p1 on /mnt/mmcblk0p1 type vfat
>
Tx Ronnie
Following https://docs.picoreplayer.org/how-to/edit_config_txt/
I couldn't find config.txt, or anything else unfortunately.
mount says it's mounted:
/dev/mmcblk0p1 on /mnt/mmcblk0p1 type vfat
Hello
CM4 or RPI 3B+
DAC USB or I2S AD1865R NOS DAC (Altera Cyclone IV)
plugin - DSDPlayer (v1.07)
when playing DSD files dsf, dff (2.8 or 5.6) a very high noise level is
heard, about 6dB lower than the useful signal.
Please help with the confuguration
mr-b wrote:
> Tx - HifiberryOS just worked (after I'd worked out that it doesn't
> support USB booting) with BT (HAT LED lights up and audio is heard fine)
> but I can't see any way to integrate it with LMS.
> I did like the Volume Limit dB setting though as this acts as a very
> useful
Tx - HifiberryOS just worked (after I'd worked out that it doesn't
support USB booting) with BT (HAT LED lights up and audio is heard fine)
but I can't see any way to integrate it with LMS.
I did like the Volume Limit dB setting though as this acts as a very
useful eardrum/speaker protector with
*@mr-b
*
The outputs listed seem to indicate that the dac hat is not being
recognised.
To confirm it is working, I suggest you use the HiFIberry OS.
Or
Edit pCP
The overlay required, according to the data sheet is
Configuration
Overlay for config.txt:
dtoverlay=hifiberry-dacplus
ronnie
Hi
I'm having trouble getting my new Rpi4 with a Hifiberry DAC2 Pro XLR to
work. No audio comes out of the XLR or even minijack outputs. I searched
and found a few posts back about some settings for this HAT but was
rather confused by them as I've not seen an Extra HATS setting.
Also I found
fsger wrote:
> I am using the Hifiberry Digi Pro+ setting, recommended for the PI2AES.
> I had not tried the Allo Digione, but just did. It works. Let's see if
> I still have problems. If so, I'll try removing underclocking. Thanks
> for the suggestions!
>
> Sent from my SM-G975F using
Eyerex wrote:
> @Man in a van cheers for the info just not something i've seen before
It's often a requirement when using a USB headphone dac as a line out
source.
I have an iFi Audio Nano which needs the volume knob to be turned to
full output.
Good work with the UTube stuff, bad luck with
Man in a van wrote:
> are you using the Allo digione setting for Squeezelite ?
>
> why bother underclocking ? run the pi at default and see if the same
> thing happens
>
> ronnieI am using the Hifiberry Digi Pro+ setting, recommended for the PI2AES.
I had not tried the Allo Digione, but just
@Man in a van cheers for the info just not something i've seen before
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fsger wrote:
> I have recently upgraded my DAC from Topping D90 to a Gustard x26 Pro.
> I am running v8.0 on an underclocked 8GB RPI4 with a PI2AES providing
> outputs via coax, optical, AES and IIS. All sound great but after a
> while the sound cuts and the Gustard appears to lose lock.
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