Sounds decent to me. Glad you now have a working Rpi3B moOde installation.
I don't know what to say about your older RPi. One obvious difference compared to the RPi2B and RPi3B is the RPi 1 Model B+ uses an armv6 cpu but so does the new RPi Zero. Curious.
Maybe you should do what I did and donate any older RPis to local schools
Regards,
Kent
I have a strange issue. My Raspberry Pi touchscreen has lost sensitivity in a few parts of the screen. The key part which is not working is the part of the Moode menu which is Refresh and Restart.
It is a bit frustrating as the display often boots up to an incorrect display with part solid white so I need to select Refresh from the menu to get the display working.
I am back to Beta 12 again in the meantime as the menu is longer so the Refresh and Restart options can be selected.
Anyone had this issue and fixed it, or does it mean I need a new display?
It is a bit frustrating as the display often boots up to an incorrect display with part solid white so I need to select Refresh from the menu to get the display working.
I am back to Beta 12 again in the meantime as the menu is longer so the Refresh and Restart options can be selected.
Anyone had this issue and fixed it, or does it mean I need a new display?
If you can bring the source to the first pane of the playback screen and the play list to the second pane. Then we can select and add to the playlist without moving between tabs. This will also minimize the UI to two tabs. Library and the proposed one. Not sure if it will make the source + playlist tab pretty busy. I am guessing people add to playlist two ways
1) From the library tab. This will be mostly people with well tagged libraries.
2) From the source tab. This will be people with not so well tagged libraries for whom the library tag might not be so useful or people who toggle between radio/local files frequently.
Moode audio 4.0 playing good now with another 5 volt power supply.
Yesterday I did a lot of measuring and the conclusion was the teddy pardo 5 volt power supply.
Yesterday evening I make a simple power supply (see picture) and it plays the whole night till now.
In 1 picture I show my cabinet with my power supply's for shigaclone cd transport and DDDAC1543MK2 24 dac.
This dac I use for testing streaming audio.
Thanks all for the information.
Here I make a video with my phone and put it on YouTube sorry for the bad audio quality.
YouTube
YouTube
Regards,
Rudy
Yesterday I did a lot of measuring and the conclusion was the teddy pardo 5 volt power supply.
Yesterday evening I make a simple power supply (see picture) and it plays the whole night till now.
In 1 picture I show my cabinet with my power supply's for shigaclone cd transport and DDDAC1543MK2 24 dac.
This dac I use for testing streaming audio.
Thanks all for the information.
Here I make a video with my phone and put it on YouTube sorry for the bad audio quality.
YouTube
YouTube
Regards,
Rudy
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hi,
my config is:
Raspberry pi3 + xd4000 interface with DAC ES9018 + SSD 120Go with my music .
When i configure the wifi and save, all is ok and right.
When i reboot , wifi don't connect and only ethernet is ok.
I add "auto wlan0" to /etc/network/interfaces and it works at next reboot.
If I reconfigure wifi with the interface Moode, when i reboot it's not ok for the wifi.
sincerely,
Philoup
my config is:
Raspberry pi3 + xd4000 interface with DAC ES9018 + SSD 120Go with my music .
When i configure the wifi and save, all is ok and right.
When i reboot , wifi don't connect and only ethernet is ok.
I add "auto wlan0" to /etc/network/interfaces and it works at next reboot.
If I reconfigure wifi with the interface Moode, when i reboot it's not ok for the wifi.
sincerely,
Philoup
Hi Rudy,
Thats some great DIY audio. DD's NOS dacs are really cool. And thats a serious rig you've got there. Needs a bump to a 60" flat panel tho, lol.
Who makes the speaks?
Those big amps look like Rowlands?
You prolly have this DK album as well. Just piano, vocals and guitar, and a superbly engineered recording. Its like you're right there in the room with the two of them.
-Tim
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Something like this. Under the logo, you have only the playing song information. In the middle you have the radio station info. That said, I am not sure removing the volume circle thus removing those symmetrical circles is a good thing. I like symmetry.
Remy
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Hi Tim,
The most audio equipment I build myself, speakers /preamplifier /cd transport /power amplifier with a lot of help with people from audio forums.
Here information about my power amplifier:
Dx Blame MKIII-Hx Eindversterker. Douglas Self, "inspired audio designs"
On my YouTube channel more equipment.
Regards,
Rudy
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Hi, got a second moode running on rpi3 with original 7" touch screen. On top of the pi is a "hifiberry amp2" on 19V. By selecting DAC+ it started working. What a lot of power from such little set-up!
Now a question: if I select music on the touch screen it plays but I hear a rumble/noise on low level. If I use squeezebox or airplay as an input the sound is clear.
Any idee what to change to get rid of the noise?
I tried to increase buffer but no effect.
Now a question: if I select music on the touch screen it plays but I hear a rumble/noise on low level. If I use squeezebox or airplay as an input the sound is clear.
Any idee what to change to get rid of the noise?
I tried to increase buffer but no effect.
Hi, Rudy. Glad to hear it worked out. And thanks for the pix. You do very nice work!
Regards,
Kent
! Enjoying the music now.
I tried it earlier today until what apperared to be the end of the build and it stopped screen went black and did nothing for over 30 minutes. I powered off and on the pi and eventually got back to blank screen and nothing. I am formatting the sd and going back through again to see if I missed something. What did you mean by using single card method. I am using ethernet.
You are offered that option when the build begins. You are asked: Write OS build directly to the boot sd card (y/n)?
This may help: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pc-based/271811-moode-audio-player-raspberry-pi-1302.html#post5325432
Edit - Or this: http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pc-based/271811-moode-audio-player-raspberry-pi-1397.html#post5352546
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