Moode Audio Player for Raspberry Pi

Hi,

Wifi ON/OFF setting only appears on "Pi-3B 1GB" models. These have an integrated WiFi Bluetooth adapter that can't be removed. To disable WiFi on all other Pi models just pull out the WiFi dongle.

-Tim
On reflection not sure if this is the case, I was running 1.2.10 on Moode 2.7 for a couple of weeks without noticing this. I will do some more testing with my old Moode 2.7 and base Moode 3.1 at the weekend.


Hi,

Possibly upexplore is not compatible with new 1.2.10 version of upmpdcli and needs to be recompiled.

I've emailed JF Dockes on the issue and will report back.

-Tim
 
I had the same problem before. Have you tried to change from SFTP to SCP and then set shell to sudo su?
I maybe wrong but I thought both SFTP and SCP use SSH so surely this wouldn't make any difference.

I think the fundamental issue here stems from logging as 'pi' and wanting to edit files and/or folders that have been created by someone using 'root' credentials. This creates issues for those of us that use Windows and don't want to delve too deeply into the actual workings of a raspberry pi. A relatively simple approach to overcome this would be to login as 'pi' with putty then change the ownership of the relevant file or folder from 'root' to 'pi' with the command 'sudo chown -R pi (followed by the name of the folder or file)'. Once this has been done it should be OK to complete what you need to do with WinSCP or Filezilla et al. Of course this is just my take of the situation!
 
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I maybe wrong but I thought both SFTP and SCP use SSH so surely this wouldn't make any difference.

I think the fundamental issue here stems from logging as 'pi' and wanting to edit files and/or folders that have been created by someone using 'root' credentials. This creates issues for those of us that use Windows and don't want to delve too deeply into the actual workings of a raspberry pi. A relatively simple approach to overcome this would be to login as 'pi' with putty then change the ownership of the relevant file or folder from 'root' to 'pi' with the command 'sudo chown -R pi (followed by the name of the folder or file)'. Once this has been done it should be OK to complete what you need to do with WinSCP or Filezilla et al. Of course this is just my take of the situation!
Changing the ownership of /mnt/SDCARD isn't the best because of the implications with other processes that are running. I would change the permission of the /nmt/SDCARD directory to allow others to write:

sudo chmod 777 /mnt/SDCARD
 
Hello, Tim,
I have a matter in question about sequence of playback various sample rate source.

44.1kHz/16bit → DSD(DoP) ....................playback normally
DSD(DoP) → 44.1kHz/16bit ....................not playback
DSD(DoP) → 176.4(192)kHz/24bit............playbak normally
176.4(192)kHz/24bit → 44.1kHz/16bit......playbak normally

Do you have any clue ?

//Rpi3(Moode3.1/ RPi-DAC I2S driver) → P2D v2(Electart) → ES9018
 
Hello, Tim,
I have a matter in question about sequence of playback various sample rate source.

44.1kHz/16bit → DSD(DoP) ....................playback normally
DSD(DoP) → 44.1kHz/16bit ....................not playback
DSD(DoP) → 176.4(192)kHz/24bit............playbak normally
176.4(192)kHz/24bit → 44.1kHz/16bit......playbak normally

Do you have any clue ?

//Rpi3(Moode3.1/ RPi-DAC I2S driver) → P2D v2(Electart) → ES9018

Hi,

I don't quite understand your post. Are you saying that 16/44 PCM format does not play?

What is P2D v2(Electart)?

-Tim
 
It seems moode audio player 3.1 with buffer 32MB and 30% fill before play makes 1 second music skip.
Also 64MB buffer and 30% fill couse same simptom.
Does anyone has same problem?

I'm not sure what you mean by 'makes 1 second music skip' - where does it skip? What Pi/DAC? What file type and size? Wifi or Ethernet? Any resampling setting?

I set my IQAudio DAC+/ Pi3 up as you stated and got no skipping on a 44.1KHz 24 bit FLAC with no resampling over wifi from an Ethernet-connected NAS or from a locally-mounted USB drive.