Hi TIM,
thank you for you work.
I have purchased a dac board based on Sabre ES9038.
The dac board is connected to the raspberry PI 3 GPIO (i2S).
I tried various settings (Audiophonics ES9018, Audiophonics ES9028, Generic-1 I2S, Generic-2 I2S, Buffalo, HiFiBerry DAC+) but I always have the same behavior.
If I play files with output rate less than 4,000mbps, playback is perfect.
If I play files with speeds greather than 4,000mbps, playback is affected of glitch or backgroud noise.
can you help me?
thank you for you work.
I have purchased a dac board based on Sabre ES9038.
The dac board is connected to the raspberry PI 3 GPIO (i2S).
I tried various settings (Audiophonics ES9018, Audiophonics ES9028, Generic-1 I2S, Generic-2 I2S, Buffalo, HiFiBerry DAC+) but I always have the same behavior.
If I play files with output rate less than 4,000mbps, playback is perfect.
If I play files with speeds greather than 4,000mbps, playback is affected of glitch or backgroud noise.
can you help me?
On a more relaxed listening, using headphones, I can tell a background noise when playing 16/44.1 or 16/48 FLAC files. That noise disappears when playing 24/96 or 24/192 FLAC files. I am using an IQaudIO DAC+
Click on Microphone icon on the left of each station, then select add. AFAIK, you have to put link to file, which is little uncomfortable, when your station publish M3U link. I found the solution to download the M3U link, open in notepad and copy link to mp3 file from it.
Great, it works! However, when I control playback from Linn Kazoo, I see only few icons of Radio stations there. Not the the complete list from Radio browser in moode. Any idea how to get there all stations?
Hello Tim,
Yesterday I've testet you new Moodeaudio ver 4.0
Automatic building process works great, so after one hour a coyld tried ypu noew 'child'
I luckily tried web radio as well as USB device, but still got the same issue like I had testing your beta version. Can't connect to my both NAS storage( old Shuttle and brand new QNAP).
As a Volumio user I can say that NAS mounting process in Volumio is much easier . And both my NAS works fine - just after one click.
print screens below.
Moodeaudio - Google Photos
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Zefiryn
Yesterday I've testet you new Moodeaudio ver 4.0
Automatic building process works great, so after one hour a coyld tried ypu noew 'child'
I luckily tried web radio as well as USB device, but still got the same issue like I had testing your beta version. Can't connect to my both NAS storage( old Shuttle and brand new QNAP).
As a Volumio user I can say that NAS mounting process in Volumio is much easier . And both my NAS works fine - just after one click.
print screens below.
Moodeaudio - Google Photos
br.
Zefiryn
What happens when you use sox oversampling at 24/384?
What filter are you using in the hardware options?
Hi
My Pi Touch working fine with all the kernels up to and including latest 4.9.79
-Tim
On a PiB ? even more of a hit on system resources, lol.
Nope, I don't want french-fried salad dressing... just a simple temp cpu % and perspex lid....
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Hi,
Adding them back delays the display of the Audio Info screen and just having them there suggests that they should for some reason be monitored.
I'm just not seeing any common usage scenarios where its necessary to monitor CPU temp or util. If there are then I can add the code back in.
-Tim
Hi,
Your first screen shot is showing the old moOde UI :-0 This suggests stale Browser cache.
-Tim
Hi Remy,
If a dedicated Forum for moOde is something that would generally be desirable then I'll see what i can do
You folks want a dedicated forum?
-Tim
Hi,
Are u using MPD Software or Hardware volume?
I've observed what appears to be a 16-bit dither issue in MPD Software volume routine. Fix is to switch to Hardware volume if your DAC supports it or if not then set SoX resampling to 24 bit / * kHz.
-Tim
Hi,
Moode Radio Station feature is not accessible from UPnP.
The only way I know of to add radio stations to the UPnP renderer is to manually edit /etc/upmpdcli-radio.conf
-Tim
Hi Zefiryn,
I don't quite understand the /mnt/NAS/q4 ... q7 mounts that show up in the screen shot of moode.log
-Tim
Hi Remy,
If a dedicated Forum for moOde is something that would generally be desirable then I'll see what i can do
You folks want a dedicated forum?
-Tim
My experience with other project-related forums is that entropy comes into play over time as people post willy-nilly to the various subforums. I usually end up reading all the messages in all the subforums, just as I read all the messages on this thread.
That said, having our own forum would allow us to post sticky notes that are easily found or have a "How To" subforum (both moderated perhaps?).
Just my 2-cents worth.
Regards,
Kent
well i just did that and nearly become deaf, still dont know if my headphones survived either
OK i could set volume via software now and SoX to 24/* and noise is gone. Thank you again for all!
@zgtc
Some time ago, I explored some setting or another while wearing headphones and accidentally drove volume to 100 percent. I yanked the headphones off immediately but it took me a week to stop feeling like I was underwater.
Life's lesson #982342340 - don't muck with system settings while using headphones (or with your amp turned up, if using speakers).
Hope you and your headphones, but especially you, survived.
Regards,
Kent
PS - Some may already know this, but I just discovered and Tim confirmed the volume slider that appears when viewing the moOde UI on small-screen devices is not yet hooked to the volume-limit warning code (it's on the ToDo list). Beware of accidentally driving volume to 100 percent.