Well, using cifs://moode.local as you suggested some posts ago. I created a folder (I can see it) and then I dragged and dropped the albums in different folders to the folder I created.
BR / Fernando
Ok, it was a permissions problem. Doing chmod -R 777 Music/ has solved it.
Thanks Tim!
Hi Tim,
Can you include this as a template on the FAT partition and, instead of deleting moodecfg.txt please rename it so us fat-fingered bad typists can have a chance of recovering and re-editing it after booting in case we've mistyped the SSID and/or password?
Cheers,
Phil
Hi Tim,
My mistake, trying to do this from memory without Moode in front of me. Yes it was showing on board audio device. I am running Rasberry Pi 2.
Thanks
Steve
Moode 2.6 working smoothly and reliably with Rpi2 and 3. Thanks Tim!
During the time with 2.5 the wifi reception on the Pi3 went all feeble on me, and it would only pick up a signal if it was within a few feet of the router. I thought things might change when I installed 2.6 but it's the same. Works fine if I plug in an external wifi dongle though. Problems with the Pi3 wifi have been reported elsewhere, I see.
Whilst on the subject of wifi, I've seen it suggested that the sound quality can be improved by mounting the dongle on an extension lead away from the Pi. Presumably to reduce radiated noise? Cheap and easy, worth a try.
During the time with 2.5 the wifi reception on the Pi3 went all feeble on me, and it would only pick up a signal if it was within a few feet of the router. I thought things might change when I installed 2.6 but it's the same. Works fine if I plug in an external wifi dongle though. Problems with the Pi3 wifi have been reported elsewhere, I see.
Whilst on the subject of wifi, I've seen it suggested that the sound quality can be improved by mounting the dongle on an extension lead away from the Pi. Presumably to reduce radiated noise? Cheap and easy, worth a try.
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The info is nearly always available from the chip-maker specifications.
Look for 'AP' or 'Soft AP'
The one I always use, that works out of the box, is anything based on the RTL RT5370 chipset.
Look for that and you won't go wrong.
Also, the new R'Pi3 works out of the box.
The RTL8188 and variants, while being one of the more ubiquitous and common around, doesn't work with stock HOSTAPD.
Nope, the 8188 doesn't work in AP mode with the stock Linux distribution - you have to download the source and recompile using their version of HOSTAPD.
That does work, however, but is a bit of a mission to get a $3 WiFi adapter working.
I used putty
You tried to connect to 'pi@moode' after you already gave Putty the address of the device - so it tried to connect to 'pi@moode@192.168.0.151'
Try just 'pi' or SSH to 'pi@192.168.0.151' or 'pi@moode' or 'pi@moode.local'.
password 'raspberry'
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ext4 usb disk will not automount FIXED!!!!
Hi TIm.
I added ext4 disks to the udisks-glue.conf in /etc thus:-
filter ext4disks {
optical = false
partition_table = false
usage = filesystem
type = ext4
}
and
match ext4disks {
automount = true
automount_options = {sync,noexec,nodev,noatime,nodiratime}
}
When I power up my usb ext4 drive automounts and works fine!
Many thanks for a great release!
cheers
Patrick
Hi TIm.
I added ext4 disks to the udisks-glue.conf in /etc thus:-
filter ext4disks {
optical = false
partition_table = false
usage = filesystem
type = ext4
}
and
match ext4disks {
automount = true
automount_options = {sync,noexec,nodev,noatime,nodiratime}
}
When I power up my usb ext4 drive automounts and works fine!
Many thanks for a great release!
cheers
Patrick
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Just wanted to confirm that the Official Raspberry Pi Wifi Dongle works in AP mode very well, although I did have to guess the last digit of the IP address to connect from android, luckily I got it right first time.
I'm a new Moode user having just installed 2.6 TR1 onto a RPi3 with a HiFiBerry Amp+
I used the AP method to set up, and all is working so far including hardware volume.
I'm very impressed, and this will probably be my chosen player going forward having previously used one of the other main MPD based players. Thanks!
I particularly like the fast boot time and the good selection of radio stations included, like the BBC and SomaFM ones.
Jerry
I used the AP method to set up, and all is working so far including hardware volume.
I'm very impressed, and this will probably be my chosen player going forward having previously used one of the other main MPD based players. Thanks!
I particularly like the fast boot time and the good selection of radio stations included, like the BBC and SomaFM ones.
Jerry
Does MrEngman's advice here help?
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=44044&start=500
"To disable power management create file /etc/modprobe.d/8192cu.conf for example using command
Code:
sudo nano /etc/modprobe.d/8192cu.confand add the single line
Code:
options 8192cu rtw_power_mgnt=0 rtw_enusbss=0Terminate the editor with keys cntl-x, y, enter. Reboot to make it active."
Hi,
I trying to boot with Pi3 but only some services available, even after serveral reboot:
SSH, netbios-ssn, microsft-ds
Any hints?
I trying to boot with Pi3 but only some services available, even after serveral reboot:
SSH, netbios-ssn, microsft-ds
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
Any hints?
Thanks for your reply, but I think I'll stick with the external adapter until my knowledge has advanced a bit!
Feature request: would it be possible to show the bit depth, sample rate, and bit-rate of the current file playing on the playback screen?
Also, solved most of the issues with embedded album artwork not showing, but hi-res music files (FLAC) bought from HDtracks or the Pono store don't show artwork, even though I confirmed the art is embedded in the files. Tim, I'll email you a couple tracks for testing if that's ok.
Also, solved most of the issues with embedded album artwork not showing, but hi-res music files (FLAC) bought from HDtracks or the Pono store don't show artwork, even though I confirmed the art is embedded in the files. Tim, I'll email you a couple tracks for testing if that's ok.
Hi Steve,
Try with a different SD card, fresh Moode image and boot up without the USB DAC connected. Then plug it in and post back the output from cmds below:
1) lsusb
2) play -l
-Tim
Hi,
Sample rate, etc on Playback panel is already on my TODO list. I'll get to it eventually.
I'm pretty sure the hi-res files from these providers use PDF format for their embedded art so its a no-go for display in Moode. The only option is to manually create a folder.jpg file in the folder containing the files.
-Tim