Yes, tried it with an empty playlist, and it works.
Interface is responsive again.
What I would like is to be able, when I hear a great track, to open the menu, and add the complete album to the playlist.
Hi all
I've been using Moode/Runeaudio and (rarely) Volumio for some years now and love the system, audio quality and enthusiasm of the community Tx !
There is however one feature that I would really like, and that is to rewind live radio so that I can go back to things I miss
At the moment I have to use an iPod using Tunein and Airplay to Moode to get that functionality (a half hour buffer of the station I'm currently on)
surely this is not too challenging for you guys !
Lx
I've been using Moode/Runeaudio and (rarely) Volumio for some years now and love the system, audio quality and enthusiasm of the community Tx !
There is however one feature that I would really like, and that is to rewind live radio so that I can go back to things I miss
At the moment I have to use an iPod using Tunein and Airplay to Moode to get that functionality (a half hour buffer of the station I'm currently on)
surely this is not too challenging for you guys !
Lx
A second Pi, Airplay, and Rotter ?
https://github.com/njh/rotter
https://www.aelius.com/njh/rotter/
https://github.com/njh/rotter/issues/32
Hi Vogi, did you see this? http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pc-based/271811-moode-audio-player-raspberry-pi-694.html#post5046487
It's an easy change to test whether it gives you what you want.
Umm, lock-screen controls on android (maybe IOS as well) is the ability to pause/resume, skip next (or forward) for audio / video while your android device (phone / tablet) is locked. Most native apps provide this ability, I was wondering if the Chrome Webapp for Moode can work similarly.
I'll skip it then, it sounds exhausting to maintain and a huge drain on the limited resources on the PiZero.
Thanks,
- Dhawal
Thanks for your response. I was trying to steer clear off native apps but I've installed MALP on the phone and first impressions are wonderful. It seems to have all the right functionality, bare minimum permissions and appears lightweight.
HDMI ports are a premium for me and I've all analog-in ports free on the Denon. What would be a recommended DAC for the PiZero?
Thanks again,
- Dhawal
Sorry for the misinformation Tim,
It appears there was a GPU firmware update, they bumped the Kernel PACKAGE version which triggered amongst other update a kernel update, however the packaged kernel was infact 4.4.50 from Feb.. Apologies
( https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=176332&p=1145710
LTF
It appears there was a GPU firmware update, they bumped the Kernel PACKAGE version which triggered amongst other update a kernel update, however the packaged kernel was infact 4.4.50 from Feb.. Apologies
( https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=176332&p=1145710
LTF
Hi,
4.4.50 been out for quite a while now, not just today. It was the last of the rpi 4.4 branch prior to kernel devs bumping to rpi 4.9 branch.
Latest Raspbian release 2017-03-02 is using 4.4.50 and at some point when the dust settles, there will be a Raspbian release on top of 4.9
-Tim
Rewind live radio
That look a bit OTT for what I want - I was thinking more on the lines of increasing a buffer of the audio stream so that the Pi stores a rolling half an hour of the transmission - I don't need or want to keep the whole recording
I don't know how difficult this would be or if it is even possible - it is just a request for a feature I use all the time
That look a bit OTT for what I want - I was thinking more on the lines of increasing a buffer of the audio stream so that the Pi stores a rolling half an hour of the transmission - I don't need or want to keep the whole recording
I don't know how difficult this would be or if it is even possible - it is just a request for a feature I use all the time
I'd love a 'record off off the radio' feature. Just like my old 1970s radio-cassette recorder used to do.
Phil
MPD in Moode 3.1 is compiled with the recorder option. Maybe someone wants to experiment with it.
Have a look at streamripper. I am currently using this package on a Synology NAS to record a number of Internet radio streams in the middle of the night. I have it running as a scheduled job embedded in a script and it records 4 hours worth of audio on each of the streams.
It would probably require some integration with the Moode web interface, but could do the job you describe.
I was really thinking more along the lines of a "Rewind Live TV" function but for internet radio - could the MPD recorder option do this ?
Lx
First off I would like to say what a wonderful package you have put together, Tim. I currently have MoOde running on a Raspberry Pi 3 with a HiFiBerry DAC+ that I am using for both playback and a DLNA server with an attached 1TB portable, external harddrive. I also have just configured a Raspberry Pi Zero W with a JustBoom pHAT AMP Zero.
I took a little more work to get the Pi Zero to work. I forturnately had a USB Ethernet adapter connected using an USB OTG cable that was compatible with the OS. I then did the kernel 4.4.50 upgrade using:
sudo rpi-update 52241088c1da59a359110d39c1875cda56496764
This enabled the on-board WiFi and I was able to complete the rest of the configuration using AP mode.
I have been experimenting with the MPD 'recorder' option in the the mpd.conf file, but every time I add the following configuraiton, mpd crashes:
Code:
#
# An example of a recorder output:
#
audio_output {
type "recorder"
name "My recorder"
encoder "lame"
path "/var/lib/mpd/mpd.mp3"
format "44100:16:1"
}
#
Code:
sudo service mpd status
Code:
fatal_error: line 62: neither bitrate nor quality defined
Code:
#
# An example of a recorder output:
#
audio_output {
type "recorder"
name "My recorder"
encoder "lame" # optional, vorbis or lame
path "/var/lib/mpd/mpd.mp3"
bitrate "192" # do not define if quality is defined
format "44100:16:1"
}I took the configuration information from:
https://github.com/sol/mpd/blob/master/doc/mpdconf.example
This experiment shows that on-the-fly recording can work.
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Hi,
I've actually had "recorder" on my TODO list for a really long time but never got to it.
After I get Moode 3.5 out the door I was planning to focus mostly on collection management and some nice enhancements to the Library panel but I could also work on putting together a nice recording feature.
-Tim