Squeezed_Rotel wrote:
> Thanks DSD, the usb2 firmware did install using your recommended code
> using Putty, but my new MyTek USB2 port still will not sync to the
> SqueezeWand. The problem, I think, is that no usb2 device appears in the
> "Audio Device" drop down list within the Squeezelite Player tab of
> CSOS.
>
> I'm still hoping that lintweaker will see this...he has the same DAC,
> MyTek 192.
Unfortunately firmware loading for the Mytek is quite problematic on
Linux. I have not found a proper solution for it yet. You'll need SSH
access to the wandboard to check and solve.
My guess is that you experience problems loading the firmware.
First check if the system found the mytek
Code:
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lsub
<snip>
Bus 002 Device 006: ID 25ce:000e
<snip>
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If the device is there, next thing to check if the alsa kernel module
got loaded:
Code:
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lsmod|grep snd_usb_mytek
snd_usb_mytek 23452 0
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If that is OK as well, check to see if the ALSA device has been
created.
Code:
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aplay -l
card 2: USB2 [Mytek Stereo192-DSD USB2], device 0: MytekUSB2 [Mytek USB2]
Subdevices: 1/1
Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
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If the alsa device is not there, you are likely experiencing firmware
loading issues. You'll need to remove and reload the alsa module a few
times until all firmware is loaded properly. I have a basic script for
it.
Code:
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rmmod snd_usb_mytek
modprobe snd_usb_mytek
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After every rmmod & modprobe check with aplay.
BTW The Mytek should initially sync to 88.2 when correctly initialized.
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