Hi Tim,
It seems that Moode Audio cannot sort album name correctly in the library view when album name starts with a Japanese character.
My tags are written in ID3v2.3/Unicode(UTF-16) format.
Folder name starting with a Japanese character is correctly sorted in the browser view.
Do you have any idea?
It seems that Moode Audio cannot sort album name correctly in the library view when album name starts with a Japanese character.
My tags are written in ID3v2.3/Unicode(UTF-16) format.
Folder name starting with a Japanese character is correctly sorted in the browser view.
Do you have any idea?
He hadn't, thanks to the linear nature of vBulletin, when I made the post.
As it's based on the TI5122 the hifiberry driver will work.
For what it's worth, my guess is this difference arises from the browser view being generated by Moode directly from the file directory contents and the library view being generated from information retrieved from the Music Player Daemon (MPD, code on which Moode and similar programs are based) which has built its own, internal database from the same directories. One might think the results should be the same automatically but there's plenty of room here for mismatches.
Then again, I may be completely off base (like Jason Werth in the 6th inning...oh, wait, this isn't a pity party for us Washington Nationals fans).
I'm sure Tim will chime in once he polishes and releases his update to release 2.7.
Regards,
Kent
Hi,
I was able to include the Advance Audio Kernel in the upcoming Moode 2.7 update by implementing a Kernel select feature on System config
Screenshots attached.
There are two kernels, Standard and Advanced. The standard kernel is a mainline Raspbian kernel which in this case is 4.4.23. The advanced kernel is based on 4.4.23 and custom built by the inmates to make 4.4.23-sc1. This kernel provide important audio capabilities as listed below. These capabilities are not available in mainline kernels.
The following are enabled via <params> supplied to the dtoverlay in config.txt
- 352.8k and 384k sample rates for es9023, pcm512x, pcm514x
- Integer bit clock divider for es9023 codec for less jitter on 48K and 96K sample rate
- DSD128 via 352.8k sample rate (either DoP or DSD -> PCM on-the-fly)
- Bypass pcm512x, pcm514x oversampling filter via 384k sample rate
And by chip type / overlay.
PCM512X, PCM514X
- 384K is automatically enabled, no param needed
PCM5102, ES9023
- hifiberry-dac,384K
PCM5102
- simple-pcm5102a-audio
ES9023
- hifiberry-dacpluslight-es9023-audio,384k,bclk_ratio_int_div
- i-sabre-dac-es9023-audio,384k,bclk_ratio_int_div
- mamboberry-dacplus-es9023-audio,384k,bclk_ratio_int_div
- es9023-audio,384k,bclk_ratio_int_div
- simple-es9023-audio,384k
ES9018
- simple-bclk-64fs
- Descr: Use a "fixed" 64fs bclk_ratio for 2 channel, 32/24/16 bit audio
MMAP (Memory Mapped I/O for I2S interface)
Memory mapped I/O is available for the I2S interface providing the Player application enables it. Currently MPD does not enable MMAP. Other players for example Squeezelite do enable MMAP.
The other new feature shown in the screen shots is improved handling of chip options for the Burr Brown family of chips including PCM514x, PCM512x and TAS5756.
Regards,
Tim
I was able to include the Advance Audio Kernel in the upcoming Moode 2.7 update by implementing a Kernel select feature on System config
Screenshots attached.There are two kernels, Standard and Advanced. The standard kernel is a mainline Raspbian kernel which in this case is 4.4.23. The advanced kernel is based on 4.4.23 and custom built by the inmates to make 4.4.23-sc1. This kernel provide important audio capabilities as listed below. These capabilities are not available in mainline kernels.
The following are enabled via <params> supplied to the dtoverlay in config.txt
- 352.8k and 384k sample rates for es9023, pcm512x, pcm514x
- Integer bit clock divider for es9023 codec for less jitter on 48K and 96K sample rate
- DSD128 via 352.8k sample rate (either DoP or DSD -> PCM on-the-fly)
- Bypass pcm512x, pcm514x oversampling filter via 384k sample rate
And by chip type / overlay.
PCM512X, PCM514X
- 384K is automatically enabled, no param needed
PCM5102, ES9023
- hifiberry-dac,384K
PCM5102
- simple-pcm5102a-audio
ES9023
- hifiberry-dacpluslight-es9023-audio,384k,bclk_ratio_int_div
- i-sabre-dac-es9023-audio,384k,bclk_ratio_int_div
- mamboberry-dacplus-es9023-audio,384k,bclk_ratio_int_div
- es9023-audio,384k,bclk_ratio_int_div
- simple-es9023-audio,384k
ES9018
- simple-bclk-64fs
- Descr: Use a "fixed" 64fs bclk_ratio for 2 channel, 32/24/16 bit audio
MMAP (Memory Mapped I/O for I2S interface)
Memory mapped I/O is available for the I2S interface providing the Player application enables it. Currently MPD does not enable MMAP. Other players for example Squeezelite do enable MMAP.
The other new feature shown in the screen shots is improved handling of chip options for the Burr Brown family of chips including PCM514x, PCM512x and TAS5756.
Regards,
Tim
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Hi, My setup is moode r25+remote+hd47780 lcd 16x2+ diy pcm5142 dac. I have a problem with moode r26. 1. I think something kill mpdlcd service. It appear when moode start and blank screen after finished boot. I must manual force mpdlcd service to restart again. How to force autostart or fix this problem? It work great on moode r25. 2. How can I force to load hifiberry dac+pro driver with moode r25? My diy dac only show hifiberry dac+ (aplay -l). I don't add a epprom like hifiberry but I want to using external dual clock. My linux not good but I think hifiberry dac autoswitch to dac+pro by hid that store on eeprom. Correct me if I wrong. Best Reguards, Joe
Hi,
I was able to include the Advance Audio Kernel in the upcoming Moode 2.7 update by implementing a Kernel select feature on System config
There are two kernels, Standard and Advanced. The standard kernel is a mainline Raspbian kernel which in this case is 4.4.23. The advanced kernel is based on 4.4.23 and custom built by the inmates to make 4.4.23-sc1. This kernel provide important audio capabilities as listed below. These capabilities are not available in mainline kernels.
The following are enabled via <params> supplied to the dtoverlay in config.txt
- 352.8k and 384k sample rates for es9023, pcm512x, pcm514x
- Integer bit clock divider for es9023 codec for less jitter on 48K and 96K sample rate
- DSD128 via 352.8k sample rate (either DoP or DSD -> PCM on-the-fly)
- Bypass pcm512x, pcm514x oversampling filter via 384k sample rate
And by chip type / overlay.
PCM512X, PCM514X
- 384K is automatically enabled, no param needed
PCM5102, ES9023
- hifiberry-dac,384K
PCM5102
- simple-pcm5102a-audio
ES9023
- hifiberry-dacpluslight-es9023-audio,384k,bclk_ratio_int_div
- i-sabre-dac-es9023-audio,384k,bclk_ratio_int_div
- mamboberry-dacplus-es9023-audio,384k,bclk_ratio_int_div
- es9023-audio,384k,bclk_ratio_int_div
- simple-es9023-audio,384k
ES9018
- simple-bclk-64fs
- Descr: Use a "fixed" 64fs bclk_ratio for 2 channel, 32/24/16 bit audio
MMAP (Memory Mapped I/O for I2S interface)
Memory mapped I/O is available for the I2S interface providing the Player application enables it. Currently MPD does not enable MMAP. Other players for example Squeezelite do enable MMAP.
The other new feature shown in the screen shots is improved handling of chip options for the Burr Brown family of chips including PCM514x, PCM512x and TAS5756.
Regards,
Tim
Zowie! No wonder you've been quiet in the forum, Tim. Full props to you.
Regards,
Kent
Sorry for bad text, I cannot edit the message I post a new one.
Hi,
My setup is moode r25+remote+hd47780 lcd 16x2+ diy pcm5142 dac.
I have a problem with moode r26.
1. I think something kill mpdlcd service.
It appear when moode start and blank screen after finished boot.
I must manual force mpdlcd service to restart again.
How to force autostart or fix this problem? It work great on moode r25.
2. How can I force to load hifiberry dac+pro driver with moode r25?
My diy dac only show hifiberry dac+ (aplay -l).
I don't add a eeprom like hifiberry but I want to using external dual clock.
My linux not good but I think hifiberry dac autoswitch to dac+pro by HAT that store on eeprom.
Correct me if I wrong.
Best Reguards,
Joe
Since quite some time, and great satisfaction I use an RPi-1 with Moode 6 and my Android phone in my home network. Thanks again Tim!
Now, I would like to use an RPi-2 as a standalone WIFI access point, and understand the Moode version 6 and 7 allow to do so. The RPi-2 will be used with a HiFIBerry DIGI+ . I still need to buy a wifi dongle, and wonder what the experience/ advice is on this forum.
What about the Edimax EW-7811Un or Wipi?
In post 4536, I read the instruction to install a dongle for the RPi-3. Is the instruction the same for the RPi-2?
Now, I would like to use an RPi-2 as a standalone WIFI access point, and understand the Moode version 6 and 7 allow to do so. The RPi-2 will be used with a HiFIBerry DIGI+ . I still need to buy a wifi dongle, and wonder what the experience/ advice is on this forum.
What about the Edimax EW-7811Un or Wipi?
In post 4536, I read the instruction to install a dongle for the RPi-3. Is the instruction the same for the RPi-2?
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Finished my new moode build, oled display and designed my own case.. Very happy.. Here is a vid https://youtu.be/11PZA41_heU
Many thanks for continuing to develop Moode Tim - I'm very happy with what it's become and your efforts are hugely appreciated. Here’s the streams for a couple of London, community based radio stations, which if you can find the time, I would love to see included in the app’s shortlist:
NTS | Don't Assume
Soho Radio London
NTS | Don't Assume
Soho Radio London