SS into Pi
I have Moode 3.7. Was finally able to get in using password = raspberry. Should it not have worked with moodeaudio? Perhaps that was changed in 3.8. Thanks Tim
Last login: Sun Aug 20 17:29:58 on ttys000
Tims-MacBook-Pro:~ timivie$ ssh pi@172.16.0.38
pi@172.16.0.38's password:
Linux 4.4.50-v7+ J-Lite Core, armv7l Architecture
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/ ' \/ _ \/ _ \/ _ / -_) /_/ /\ \
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moodeOS™ Version 2.0
multi-kernel
(C) 2016 Tim Curtis
moodeOS is based on Debian GNU/Linux and is custom
factored for Moode Audio Player. The programs included
with moodeOS are free software; the exact distribution
terms for each program are described in the individual
files in /usr/share/doc/*/copyright. moodeOS comes with
absolutely no warranties expressed or implied, or any
other guarantees. Moode Audio Player is covered under
separate license agreement contained in the file
/var/www/LICENSE.moode and displayed in Moode About.
pi@moode:~ $
I have Moode 3.7. Was finally able to get in using password = raspberry. Should it not have worked with moodeaudio? Perhaps that was changed in 3.8. Thanks Tim
Last login: Sun Aug 20 17:29:58 on ttys000
Tims-MacBook-Pro:~ timivie$ ssh pi@172.16.0.38
pi@172.16.0.38's password:
Linux 4.4.50-v7+ J-Lite Core, armv7l Architecture
__ ____ ____
__ _ ___ ___ ___/ /__ / __ \/ __/
/ ' \/ _ \/ _ \/ _ / -_) /_/ /\ \
/_/_/_/\___/\___/\_,_/\__/\____/___/
moodeOS™ Version 2.0
multi-kernel
(C) 2016 Tim Curtis
moodeOS is based on Debian GNU/Linux and is custom
factored for Moode Audio Player. The programs included
with moodeOS are free software; the exact distribution
terms for each program are described in the individual
files in /usr/share/doc/*/copyright. moodeOS comes with
absolutely no warranties expressed or implied, or any
other guarantees. Moode Audio Player is covered under
separate license agreement contained in the file
/var/www/LICENSE.moode and displayed in Moode About.
pi@moode:~ $
Good! Thanks, Tim. Another 'feature' I'd selfishly ask you to consider is the ability to add multiple wifi connections/passwords. I take Moode to different locations with different wifi and, with The Pi Zero W, always forget to change the wifi passwords before leaving the last location.....
Derek
I had a similar issue, and solved it by disabling power saving for the wifi adapter.
You can change that in /etc/network/interfaces
Hello,
Same issue here, RPi3 + KALI + Piano DAC 2.1 set to Dual Mono. Either Software or Hardware will do, as long as the volume is set to 100% manually. With volume set to disabled only the right speaker works:
pi@moode:~ $ ./piano.sh
Dual mode: Dual-Mono
Subw mode: None
Sub xover: 90
Sub level: 100%
Main levl: 0%
Mstr levl: 0%
If I re-apply MPD settings then the volume is restored to 100%
pi@moode:~ $ ./piano.sh
Dual mode: Dual-Mono
Subw mode: None
Sub xover: 90
Sub level: 100%
Main levl: 100%
Mstr levl: 100%
.. until next reboot. Then MPD settings has to be re-applied again. I did it twice to be sure.
- glb_mclk Disabled or disabled (it doesn't have any effect on the volume issue)
- moOde Player 3.8.2 was installed from scratch
- I'm on 4.9.41 Linux kernel
- Mixer name is "Master"
I didn't try without KALI, as the whole thing is within a case, and a dissassembly would be required :/
My first post here
I've been with moOde since 3.7 and so far it has been a great experience.
I've now done a complete power down and left the power disconnected for 5 mins and fired back up again and can't re-create this issue. It seems that something wasn't being applied properly, but all sorted now
Now I just need to sort out the annoying dropouts with 44.1k flac and I'll be a very happy man (this seems to be an RPi issue though)
Thanks for your help
Si
I confirm the same for myself
Hello,
Same issue here, RPi3 + KALI + Piano DAC 2.1 set to Dual Mono. Either Software or Hardware will do, as long as the volume is set to 100% manually. With volume set to disabled only the right speaker works:
pi@moode:~ $ ./piano.sh
Dual mode: Dual-Mono
Subw mode: None
Sub xover: 90
Sub level: 100%
Main levl: 0%
Mstr levl: 0%
If I re-apply MPD settings then the volume is restored to 100%
pi@moode:~ $ ./piano.sh
Dual mode: Dual-Mono
Subw mode: None
Sub xover: 90
Sub level: 100%
Main levl: 100%
Mstr levl: 100%
.. until next reboot. Then MPD settings has to be re-applied again. I did it twice to be sure.
- glb_mclk Disabled or disabled (it doesn't have any effect on the volume issue)
- moOde Player 3.8.2 was installed from scratch
- I'm on 4.9.41 Linux kernel
- Mixer name is "Master"
I didn't try without KALI, as the whole thing is within a case, and a dissassembly would be required :/
My first post here
Hi Derek,
Interesting idea.
I think if it were possible to automatically scan for and then connect to a WiFi network on the list, this would be a really useful feature. Otherwise just having a stored list of WiFi networks won't do any good if you forget to change to the target network.
Or maybe its useful to just have a stored list to pick from ??
-Tim
Hello,
Same issue here, RPi3 + KALI + Piano DAC 2.1 set to Dual Mono. Either Software or Hardware will do, as long as the volume is set to 100% manually. With volume set to disabled only the right speaker works:
pi@moode:~ $ ./piano.sh
Dual mode: Dual-Mono
Subw mode: None
Sub xover: 90
Sub level: 100%
Main levl: 0%
Mstr levl: 0%
If I re-apply MPD settings then the volume is restored to 100%
pi@moode:~ $ ./piano.sh
Dual mode: Dual-Mono
Subw mode: None
Sub xover: 90
Sub level: 100%
Main levl: 100%
Mstr levl: 100%
.. until next reboot. Then MPD settings has to be re-applied again. I did it twice to be sure.
- glb_mclk Disabled or disabled (it doesn't have any effect on the volume issue)
- moOde Player 3.8.2 was installed from scratch
- I'm on 4.9.41 Linux kernel
- Mixer name is "Master"
I didn't try without KALI, as the whole thing is within a case, and a dissassembly would be required :/
My first post here
Hi,
I'll have a look at the code again, and also run a few more tests to see if I can repro this.
Another troubleshooting avenue to try is the same command that is used by MPD config screen to set ALSA volume and see if there are any issues.
1) Install Standard kernel.
2) Reboot
3) ssh pi@moode (pwd = moodeaudio)
- Ensure nothing is playing!
4) /var/www/command/util.sh set-alsavol "Master" "100%"
5) ./piano.sh
- All volumes should be at 100%
-Tim
I've now done a complete power down and left the power disconnected for 5 mins and fired back up again and can't re-create this issue. It seems that something wasn't being applied properly, but all sorted now
Now I just need to sort out the annoying dropouts with 44.1k flac and I'll be a very happy man (this seems to be an RPi issue though)
Thanks for your help
Si
Hi,
What kind of audio glitch issues are you experiencing with 16/44 FLAC?
-Tim
Yes, they are at 100%
pi@moode:~ $ /var/www/command/util.sh set-alsavol "Master" "100%"
pi@moode:~ $ ./piano.sh
Dual mode: Dual-Mono
Subw mode: None
Sub xover: 90
Sub level: 100%
Main levl: 100%
Mstr levl: 100%
pi@moode:~ $
Hi Si,
Keep in mind the hardware issue with 1st gen DAC+Pro whereby its oscillators emit RF that kills WiFi signal. https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues/1588
Are the glitches present when just using Piano 2.1 (no Kali) ?
-Tim
Keep in mind the hardware issue with 1st gen DAC+Pro whereby its oscillators emit RF that kills WiFi signal. https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues/1588
Are the glitches present when just using Piano 2.1 (no Kali) ?
-Tim
Hi Tim,
I wasn't aware of that, but I'm using Ethernet (over Powerline adapters) so that shouldn't be an issue. The DAC+Pro is less than a month old so I'm not sure what gen that'll be without checking.
I'll give it a try without the Kali
Cheers
Si
Hi Tim,
Well that Hifiberry thread was an interesting read.. We do use WIFI in the house (albeit it is disabled on the RPi), both 2.4 and 5Ghz so something else to have a play around with re: frequency/channels. I may have to copy some flac files to the microSD card in the RPi for testing purposes (as someone previously suggested) as getting Ethernet from the router to RPi will be a pain.
New RPi should have arrived today too so I'll get that swapped out and report back on my findings.
Cheers
Si
Hi,
When the issue occurs again and before doing anything else, email me the output from System info. It might provide an indication of what might be going on.
-Tim
[Teac UD503]
Hi,
I'm new here, fresh from the boat
Just bought Moode licence, started my RPI1 B usb connected to my TEAC UD503.
Unfortunately, I'm not able to get sound.
In the Audio Configuration page I tried to select a DAC with the almost same chip (AKM4XXX) with no success.
I'm a bit disapointed as in Runeaudio the Teac UD503 was automatically recognized.
Any advise ?
Thanks
Hi,
I'm new here, fresh from the boat
Just bought Moode licence, started my RPI1 B usb connected to my TEAC UD503.
Unfortunately, I'm not able to get sound.
In the Audio Configuration page I tried to select a DAC with the almost same chip (AKM4XXX) with no success.
I'm a bit disapointed as in Runeaudio the Teac UD503 was automatically recognized.
Any advise ?
Thanks