Thanks, that worked (somewhat). Seems that when the connection is broke (tablet falling asleep) the Moode interface sometimes can not be resumed. The tablet will still connect to the pi, just no interface in a browser.
Going between this and trying to connect the pi to connect to my router via wifi, which also seems hit or miss. Even if the pi and router are in the same room. Have a feeling it might be caused by the Hifiberry Dac+ Pro. Connects fine without it physically installed.
Is there a way to get a console to a display connected to the HDMI port to be able to troubleshoot? Right now when I plug in the display it stays blank.
Thanks,
GGM
yes, ssh into the pi and change the config as below... (ssh pi@moode (password=raspberry) )
sudo nano /boot/config.txt
and change the line hdmi_drive=2 to read hdmi_drive=1
save and exit (Ctrl+o...enter...Ctrl+x)
reboot
Your Pi will reboot and there will now be output on the attached display.
Hey Tim, any chance we can get Worldwide FM added to the list of default radio stations? World Wide FM
I use the same config in m2play and i don t have any problems so i think its a software bug in moode.
Hi,
Definitely not a Moode bug. I was able to repro the issue on 3 different virgin Raspbian releases that did not contain Moode or any other additional software. Refer to post below.
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pc-based/271811-moode-audio-player-raspberry-pi-415.html#post4789594
-Tim
So if its not a bug why when i m using max2play i don t have any issues? Its not hardware
Hi,
I know that Hifiberry is working with Raspberry Pi dev's to debug the issue but I have no idea whether hardware or software bug.
-Tim
I should also say that some kind of folder structure for radio stations would be great. Maybe organized by genre or region?
Or the ability to create one or more tags against each station and then filtering by tag (or combinations of tags). Query-based virtual folders, perhaps?
Phil
wifi config on RPI3
I am just trying to get this working
what am I missing here, I am just trying to get some help here
if I go out and get a RPI2 I will still have to configure the wifi outside of the web interface.
can someone please point me in the right direction.
is there a known RPi3 hat DAC that does work? I will get that
I am just trying to get this working
what am I missing here, I am just trying to get some help here
if I go out and get a RPI2 I will still have to configure the wifi outside of the web interface.
can someone please point me in the right direction.
is there a known RPi3 hat DAC that does work? I will get that
Hi Phil and anewnadir,
Right, there could be a SQL table that maintained tags for the radio station .pls files. Then the stations could be organized and displayed like the Library panel.
What tags besides the obvious Genre tag?
-Tim
geographic region (either by continent or country), bit rate, and perhaps a live / automatic playlist distinction?
Regarding tags, I have been using a semi-colon as tag separators in my genre and tags. I do this because I follow the discogs.com standard. One of their genres for example is "Folk, World, & Country". So as you can see commas would not work here.
Is there a setting where I can change this so the Library will work still?
Is there a setting where I can change this so the Library will work still?
I'd favour user-created and assigned tags.
One obvious example of the need for this would be a "local" tag, for stations geographically local to the user.
Cheers,
Phil