Minutes ago, I finished installing Daphile on my computer. Unfortunately, Lynx AES16E IS NOT recognized. Hopefully, newer version will support it.😱
The producer of Lynx cards has never disclosed any technical information to the open source community which could lead to linux alsa driver development for their products. Nor have they prepared the drivers themselves.
This may change in the future but I very much doubt it. Lynx remains one of the few soundcards not supported in linux alsa. Daphile is a linux distribution, using alsa as vast majority of other distributions do.
Supported HW - http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Main (somewhat updated)
This may change in the future but I very much doubt it. Lynx remains one of the few soundcards not supported in linux alsa. Daphile is a linux distribution, using alsa as vast majority of other distributions do.
Supported HW - http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Main (somewhat updated)
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Can I use a usb cd drive to play cds with Daphile in real time, without ripping to storage, then playing.
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thyristor44
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thyristor44
Folks:
I'm brand new to Daphile but have received incredible help from vdi_nenna (thanks Vince!) in setting up my new server. I'm now up and running but am having trouble with the CD ripping process; instead of getting all green checkmarks as tracks are ripped, Daphile is skipping some or all of the tracks on some CDs, leaving me with a red international "no go" symbol (you know, the circle with the line through it) instead. This problems seems a little sporadic, making it hard to diagnose.
I have attached the error log file from a recent attempt. Can anyone tell me what it means?
Thank you,
Scott
I'm brand new to Daphile but have received incredible help from vdi_nenna (thanks Vince!) in setting up my new server. I'm now up and running but am having trouble with the CD ripping process; instead of getting all green checkmarks as tracks are ripped, Daphile is skipping some or all of the tracks on some CDs, leaving me with a red international "no go" symbol (you know, the circle with the line through it) instead. This problems seems a little sporadic, making it hard to diagnose.
I have attached the error log file from a recent attempt. Can anyone tell me what it means?
Thank you,
Scott
Looks like you need to choose the larger DSD drive. Looks like it tried to rip to the flash drive.
SSD not DSD.
Log says it's pointing to usb flash.
Unless it means the same flash/ssd? But the ssd is connected via SATA on the motherboard.
Log says it's pointing to usb flash.
Unless it means the same flash/ssd? But the ssd is connected via SATA on the motherboard.
D'oh!
I had reset the destination drive but must have failed to save that change. The same thing happened when I set the Schiit Bifrost as the DAC; I'm sure I saved that setting, but then again it mysteriously changed back to the default and needed to be reset. Encroaching senility?
In any event, I'm up and running!
Regards,
Scott
I had reset the destination drive but must have failed to save that change. The same thing happened when I set the Schiit Bifrost as the DAC; I'm sure I saved that setting, but then again it mysteriously changed back to the default and needed to be reset. Encroaching senility?
In any event, I'm up and running!
Regards,
Scott
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Toni:
At vdi_nenna's suggestion, I went searching for an all-aluminum chassis. I found mine (Wesena model HTPC-e6-silver) at Welcome to PHT.
Regards,
Scott
Have not found that to be the case. Set it during initial setup and haven't touched it since.
During testing I had to change the rip directory twice but maybe I missed the save buttom. I usually rip on another pc as a backup then move files and folders over the network.
Hi,
I just have had Daphile successfully installed on my laptop's USB stick. All working fine but wanted to access the same laptop's internal drive to access my music file. Tried to reach the pages behind where some people mentioned disk drive being wiped out.
Can i confirm - if I enable my laptop internal drive (where Daphile boot USB is attached), this is safe i.e will not wipe data on the laptop drive?
Thanks
D
I just have had Daphile successfully installed on my laptop's USB stick. All working fine but wanted to access the same laptop's internal drive to access my music file. Tried to reach the pages behind where some people mentioned disk drive being wiped out.
Can i confirm - if I enable my laptop internal drive (where Daphile boot USB is attached), this is safe i.e will not wipe data on the laptop drive?
Thanks
D
Already tried accessing internal drive of my laptop and it works fine. Fantastic player this Daphile. Sound is top notch
Unless you click "Save and Restart" after a change, it will be lost. Once saved, the change is retained. I save to my NAS and all works properly. Even with standard settings, I've never had a problem with reading from the NAS. If you have plenty of memory, you may wish to set a larger read buffer.