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-Tim
Any ~preN package in our repo is strictly a work in progress and not stable code. You might experience breakage for example full volume, volume not working, audio output not working, features not working, etc.
Always have a down stream volume control and keep it at a low level!
There is a thread in our Forum dedicated to upcoming 9 series. Please report any issues with the ~preN code in that thread.
Thx
-Tim
Hello
I'm building my Moode Audio Player using this hardware:
The only left problem is the touch screen not working correct. The scale of the pointer in Y direction does not match the screen resolution. X works perfect, in Y direction the pointer reaches the bottom of screen faster than touch position.
I invested several hours to find a solution without success. Even the tool xinput_calibrate could not help.
See video in link below to show what's happen.
Video
Who can help?
I'm building my Moode Audio Player using this hardware:
- Raspberry Pi CM4 compute module 2GB
- CM4 IO Board
- HifiBerry DAC+
- Waveshare 7.9" DSI LCD/Touch screen
- Waveshare PCIe to USB 3.2 Extension board.
The only left problem is the touch screen not working correct. The scale of the pointer in Y direction does not match the screen resolution. X works perfect, in Y direction the pointer reaches the bottom of screen faster than touch position.
I invested several hours to find a solution without success. Even the tool xinput_calibrate could not help.
See video in link below to show what's happen.
Video
Who can help?
I posted a new Video for those using a Protodac with a FifoQ7 by Ian on my Gabster Chanel where I talk about my way of connecting them together without the use of the GPIO but using external 5V and UFL connectors for I2s signal. It may be helpful for anyone using this Dac combination. Feel free to share.
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