hi there,
many thx again for this wonderful moode..
i´m here now at beta8, works very well, was playing a little bit around and have 2 questions/issues:
1. cant get above 192khz (384khz for example) with the hifiberry-dac-dtoverlay (also if i set 24/384 in the MPD-settings)..guess it was only possible with the RT-Kernel ?
2.try to edit the squuezelite.conf in /etc but it after a reboot it has the standard settings again..guess i had to change the squeezelite-settings/conf elsewhere, but where ?
but soo many thx again ;-)
many thx again for this wonderful moode..
i´m here now at beta8, works very well, was playing a little bit around and have 2 questions/issues:1. cant get above 192khz (384khz for example) with the hifiberry-dac-dtoverlay (also if i set 24/384 in the MPD-settings)..guess it was only possible with the RT-Kernel ?
2.try to edit the squuezelite.conf in /etc but it after a reboot it has the standard settings again..guess i had to change the squeezelite-settings/conf elsewhere, but where ?
but soo many thx again ;-)
Hi Remy,
Its not not a licensing issue, but a workload issue. I don't have the time to provide the requirements for GPL compliance doing it manually. Hopefully I can automate this.
-Tim
hi there,
many thx again for this wonderful moode..
1. cant get above 192khz (384khz for example) with the hifiberry-dac-dtoverlay (also if i set 24/384 in the MPD-settings)..guess it was only possible with the RT-Kernel ?
2.try to edit the squuezelite.conf in /etc but it after a reboot it has the standard settings again..guess i had to change the squeezelite-settings/conf elsewhere, but where ?
but soo many thx again ;-)
Hi,
1. Adv kernels have always been experimental and never guaranteed to be continued.
2. Send me email and I'll help troubleshoot
-Tim
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Jacye996. Things have changed... What you download now is a bunch of folders compressed into a zip file, that contains the computer code to make mOOde. On a mac, when you download the zip file it seems to unzip it automatically. At least mine does.
In the folders created, the rel-stretch/other/build folder contains a recipe file.
What you need to do is download the image file for the base system, which is rasbian stretch lite, make some adjustments so it gives you wifi and the ability to login; then flash that to the sdcard. Once your Pi boots with this base image, *and* you can login to it *and* you can use it to download stuff from the internet; you can follow the rest of the recipe to make mOOde.
(Cutting and pasting the commands from the recipe into the terminal works)
I tried this on the bus on the way home last night, using my phone as a wifi hotspot and I got the base image built in about an hour and fifteen minutes.
Not exactly trivial, but do-able if you're savvy enough to follow instructions to burn an image; you take it slowly and don't miss any steps!
If you already have a working version of mOOde, I'd buy a new sdcard to play with.
Tim, how about a link on the main webpage to the very latest build recipe? (Something like "latest recipe for version XXX. For older versions, see the recipe contained in the distribution.)
New MoOde byline..."So easy you can do it on the bus going home !"
Lol..
People think I'm crazy doing a 2 hour commute each way to work! But needs must, working for the government means you have to make economies... And moOde keeps me sane!!! I think!!!
I just did that and it worked fine. Step 7 of the Build Recipe v1.6
http://moodeaudio.org/docs/SOURCES.html
has the latest version of mpd.
Have you run the in-place updates to beta8 ? Post #10604
Moode Audio Player for Raspberry Pi
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Hi DRONE
Many thanks for the advice, in answer to your question I have run the in place update and am running BETA8
On my Pi Zero I needed to create a swap file and turn swap on to be able to get past this step.
nano /etc/dphys-swapfile and set
CONF_SWAPFILE=600
then
dphys-swapfile setup
dphys-swapfile swapon
do the build, then
dphys-swapfile swapoff
Cheers,
Phil
hi there,
many thx again for this wonderful moode..
1. cant get above 192khz (384khz for example) with the hifiberry-dac-dtoverlay (also if i set 24/384 in the MPD-settings)..guess it was only possible with the RT-Kernel ?
2.try to edit the squuezelite.conf in /etc but it after a reboot it has the standard settings again..guess i had to change the squeezelite-settings/conf elsewhere, but where ?
but soo many thx again ;-)
Ah, I misinterpreted #2. The squeezelite settings are maintained in a SQL table. You can change them via Audio config, CONFIGURE squeezelite.
-Tim
Trying moOde recipe on OrangePi PC with armbian xenial. I got error here and there, but finally i can hear music. Thank Tim
Hi,
Thats excellent. U may be first to run moOde on other platform
I can't read the screen shot you posted but I'd like to code for any platform differences that cause errors.
Email tim at moodeaudio dot org and lets discuss!
-Tim