Moode Audio Player for Raspberry Pi

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justanother

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Joined 2018
TimCurtis said:
Hi,

CIFS password is already single quoted in the code and seems to be working for the majority of users. If there is another delimiter that would be better then feel free to propose one, or even propose a different approach.

-Tim
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strange, since if I modify the following line

$_password = $_mp['password'];

so that the pw gets encapulated by single-quotes all works fine and cifs mounts from within the MoOde GUI also allow for $ chars within the password.
 
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sakytu

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Hello guys,
my CustomWorks DAC1 USB is working well with Rpi3, upsampling as well (Radio streaming only). Unfortunately I´m not able to access my FLAC files stored on my PC (Win10), red cross in the NAS sources. I read something about SMB version 3.0 problem but not familiar with that so much. Can you please help me to solve it?
Mood log says: wrk_sourcemount(): Mount error: (mount error(112): Host is down.
Thank you!
 
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sakytu

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halx00 said:
Hi
I recently upgraded to Windows 10 and had the same problem.
Fixed by turning on Windows Feature SMB 1.0/CIFS, just tick all 3 boxes.
I also have SMB Direct ticked.
Happy Days
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SMB Direct is ticked as W10 default. SMB 1 is risky due to ransomware WanaCry vulnerability. So that would be better to look for another player (Kodi is working for me via Upnp). Better to play without upsampling feature than nothing(encrypted files)
 
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TimCurtis

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sakytu said:
SMB Direct is ticked as W10 default. SMB 1 is risky due to ransomware WanaCry vulnerability. So that would be better to look for another player (Kodi is working for me via Upnp). Better to play without upsampling feature than nothing(encrypted files)
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Hi,

Can you describe some real-world scenarios where moOde users will be affected by your claim below?

"SMB 1 is risky due to ransomware WanaCry vulnerability. So that would be better to look for another player"

If you can provide evidence that this is a real concern than I can investigate some options in Samba.

-Tim
 
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DRONE7

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A very big 'thank-you' to TheOldPresbyope for your ongoing posts about upnp/dlna on MoOde !

Kent, you inspired this old dinosaur (Transcriptors..Sondek...Well Tempered et al ) to give it a go. Worked fist time... :D

I have been using USB Audio-Player pro on my Android tablet for walkabout music.
Some other poster recently recommended Neutron and I found it to be a lot of fun (with the ugliest interface ever) and very easy to stream to MoOde as a dlna renderer.

Thus encouraged...I have spent a happy afternoon setting up Ubuntu and Deadbeef to stream to MoOde and can now enjoy so much more of my stored music !! (by now you've guessed that Nas-cifs-blah-blah is quite beyond me :) )

As background it is rather wonderful.... though for dedicated listening a full MoOde experience is still my go to....(and when the additional rt and ll kernels return...hint..Tim..hint... life will be compleate :D )

Open Goldberg

@TheOldPresbyope
old Monty Python line
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no it's not! ;)
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TimCurtis

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DRONE7 said:
A very big 'thank-you' to TheOldPresbyope for your ongoing posts about upnp/dlna on MoOde !

Kent, you inspired this old dinosaur (Transcriptors..Sondek...Well Tempered et al ) to give it a go. Worked fist time... :D

I have been using USB Audio-Player pro on my Android tablet for walkabout music.
Some other poster recently recommended Neutron and I found it to be a lot of fun (with the ugliest interface ever) and very easy to stream to MoOde as a dlna renderer.

Thus encouraged...I have spent a happy afternoon setting up Ubuntu and Deadbeef to stream to MoOde and can now enjoy so much more of my stored music !! (by now you've guessed that Nas-cifs-blah-blah is quite beyond me :) )

As background it is rather wonderful.... though for dedicated listening a full MoOde experience is still my go to....(and when the additional rt and ll kernels return...hint..Tim..hint... life will be compleate :D )

Open Goldberg

@TheOldPresbyope no it's not! ;)
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LOL, thats not u is it Bob ;-)
 
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Zootalaws

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Joined 2010
NuGuy Audio said:
I have question concerning two IQaudio pi digiamp+ hats I just got in for my raspberry pi inside some wifi speakers running MoodeAudio that I built. The digiamps are rated to be run at 19v and I have 12v battery packs built into my speakers. Has anyone run this type of board at 12v or do I need to upgrade my power supplies to 19v. If so any recommendations on a 19v battery pack power supply for this type of application.

I was able to fire up one of the digiamps up last night with a old 16v power supply I had and it seemed to work fine. I didn't run it for long in fear of damage but it did work at 16v.
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Anything between 9 and 20v is fine
 
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gchucky

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Hey all. I used HeeBoo's script to install 4.0 Beta 12. So far so good - going to moode.local works, I can stream music, SSH, etc.

The issue I'm having right now is with the display and getting Local UI to work. When the Pi boots up, it displays the usual startup stuff, says the Authorization Manager is enabled, and then the display output basically turns off. The display options in /boot/config.txt are correct, especially since I get that initial startup load screen.

localui.service is running:

$ systemctl status localui.service
● localui.service - Start Chromium Browser
Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/localui.service; enabled; vendor preset: enabled)
Active: active (running) since Sat 2018-01-27 16:44:23 EST; 13min ago
Main PID: 468 (xinit)
CGroup: /system.slice/localui.service
├─468 /usr/bin/xinit
└─469 /usr/lib/xorg/Xorg :0

Any ideas why the display turns off?
 
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