Pi for cheaper than chips.....
https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/raspberry-pi-zero/
Raspberry Pi Zero ID: 2885 - $5.00 : Adafruit Industries, Unique & fun DIY electronics and kits
Looking forward to stock being available....
At 65mm x 30mm x 5mm and with a
https://polyvection.com/shop/plaindac/
Makes for a very small and portable device...
https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/raspberry-pi-zero/
Raspberry Pi Zero ID: 2885 - $5.00 : Adafruit Industries, Unique & fun DIY electronics and kits
Looking forward to stock being available....
At 65mm x 30mm x 5mm and with a
https://polyvection.com/shop/plaindac/
Makes for a very small and portable device...
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Hi,
Thinking of small and inexpensive, imagine the diy possibilities
MEMS chip speaker
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgeUUMvdPeI
There's also a part 2 and company HD video in the playlist
Recent from March 2015
Audio Pixels Holdings Limited Announces Performance Specifications -- SYDNEY, March 2, 2015 /PRNewswire/ --
Regards,
Tim
I did as written here below;
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pc-based/271811-moode-audio-player-raspberry-pi-39.html#post4417979
it work finally add "auto wlan0" inside /etc/network/interface
[QUOTEHi Adrian,
Thanks for the info.
If you wouldn't mind, zip up a few of your 24/96 and 24/192 files and email the download link to tim at moodeaudio dot org
I'll test them in my environment to see if I can repro the glitches.
Regards,
Tim][/QUOTE]
Hi Tim - I've sent a link to 3 files in Dropbox - I hope that's ok? They are some of the ones that cause problems, but I am now suspecting some form of corruption in the files. Does anyone have suggestions on good ways to check the files - since the tests I have done so far (e.g. audiotester) have not shown any problems with the files. Thanks Adrian
Thanks for the info.
If you wouldn't mind, zip up a few of your 24/96 and 24/192 files and email the download link to tim at moodeaudio dot org
I'll test them in my environment to see if I can repro the glitches.
Regards,
Tim][/QUOTE]
Hi Tim - I've sent a link to 3 files in Dropbox - I hope that's ok? They are some of the ones that cause problems, but I am now suspecting some form of corruption in the files. Does anyone have suggestions on good ways to check the files - since the tests I have done so far (e.g. audiotester) have not shown any problems with the files. Thanks Adrian
Hi,
Zip up some test files and email a download link to tim at moodeaudio dot org. I'll see if I can repro the issue on my test systems.
Regards,
Tim
Hi Adrian,
Downloading them right now. I'll analyze them and see if I can repro the issues on my test systems. Thanks
Regards,
Tim
Hi,
Email tim at moodeaudio dot org and I'll help troubleshoot
Regards,
Tim
Tim, Thanks for direct help via email. Definitely not a bug but my fault.
In case anyone else has a similar issue, It looks as if the problem was due to data from prior setup being retained. by browser. A simple "clear cache " did not fix the problem but removing all browser history did so.
Thanks again for a great piece of software.
Hi,
Glad to hear its working
I'll have to remember to also advise "clear Browser history" in addition to clear cache.
Thanks,
Tim
Hi,
IanCanada's incredible FIFO II kit correct?
What DAC are u using and which i2s driver did u select in Moode System config?
I'd like to add an i2s selection for FIFO II
Regards,
Tim
Hi Adrian,
Played all three files and no glitches whatsoever. Audio was perfect, and a really great album btw.
Refer to attached screen shot. I test with IQaudIO Pi-DAC+ and Mamboberry Hifi DAC+ both of which are I2S DAC's. Resampling disabled of course.
Results suggest the files are OK.
Regards,
Tim
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Hi Tim
I'm eager to try moode with an entirely new digital setup very similar to supra's.
My current is based on PC/Foobar w/ usb-dac. My library is wav's with cue sheets. I've searched thread but can't find anything on whether moode player will work with such files. I apologize for my limited knowledge in this area.
Cheers, Peter.
I'm eager to try moode with an entirely new digital setup very similar to supra's.
My current is based on PC/Foobar w/ usb-dac. My library is wav's with cue sheets. I've searched thread but can't find anything on whether moode player will work with such files. I apologize for my limited knowledge in this area.
Cheers, Peter.
Hi Peter,
IanFIFO II kit I assume, so awesome
What DAC are u planning to use?
If you view the release notes for Moode 2.4 on moodeaudio.org you will notice that I added support for cue sheet, specifically the external .cue sheet file for the audio file (WAV, FLAC, etc.). There are also "embedded cue sheets" which I have not coded for yet.
If you wouldn't mind, zip up a couple of the files and email a download link to tim at moodeaudio dot org and I'll be happy to test them out
Regards,
Tim
Yes, it's the full FIFO II kit with all of Ian's modules ending with his i2s to PCM converter in simultaneous mode feeding a couple of dual mono TDA1541A Red Baron Dac boards. It's all still in construction phase. My current NOS dac with its antiquated, hi-jitter usb converter is still very nice sounding but Ian's stuff is so well engineered that I'm expecting a substantial improvement in quality.
I'm glad I'll be able to use my wav's as is...thank you for that.
The death of the mobo on my mini-itx music server is the spark for upgrading to a system that will be suitable for your very cool player. Ordered a Pi 2 B and Synology NAS, but the rest of the pieces I still have to figure out. I'll send those zipped files as soon as my stuff is hooked back up.
Much appreciated.
I'm glad I'll be able to use my wav's as is...thank you for that.
The death of the mobo on my mini-itx music server is the spark for upgrading to a system that will be suitable for your very cool player. Ordered a Pi 2 B and Synology NAS, but the rest of the pieces I still have to figure out. I'll send those zipped files as soon as my stuff is hooked back up.
Much appreciated.