Bigbear2003,
You won't regret the purchase at all. I tried Volumio as well and MoodeAudio offers more features and is continually being developed. The support Tim offers is second to none. Well worth the $10 and more, in my opinion.
Gary
Hi @sinski,
Update row
sqlite3 /var/local/www/db/moode-sqlite3.db "update cfg_eq set curve='54,67,68,67,66,66,66,60,54,72' where id='12'"
Add row
sqlite3 /var/local/www/db/moode-sqlite3.db "insert into cfg_eq values ('13','Vinyl Touch+','44,68,72,68,66,66,66,53,44,72')"
Delete row
sqlite3 /var/local/www/db/moode-sqlite3.db "delete from cfg_eq where id='13'"
Print rows
sqlite3 /var/local/www/db/moode-sqlite3.db "select id,name,curve from cfg_eq"
When you paste the cmds just watch for the quotes being changed to back-quotes (the slanted quotes). This will cause the cmds to fail.
-Tim
Update row
sqlite3 /var/local/www/db/moode-sqlite3.db "update cfg_eq set curve='54,67,68,67,66,66,66,60,54,72' where id='12'"
Add row
sqlite3 /var/local/www/db/moode-sqlite3.db "insert into cfg_eq values ('13','Vinyl Touch+','44,68,72,68,66,66,66,53,44,72')"
Delete row
sqlite3 /var/local/www/db/moode-sqlite3.db "delete from cfg_eq where id='13'"
Print rows
sqlite3 /var/local/www/db/moode-sqlite3.db "select id,name,curve from cfg_eq"
When you paste the cmds just watch for the quotes being changed to back-quotes (the slanted quotes). This will cause the cmds to fail.
-Tim
I’ll second that. After James Brown, the hardest-working man in Detroit!
Comparing Volumio & Rune, Rune seems to use less resources and runs 8~10C cooler. Do you know how Moode fits in compare the two?
The reason I want to look for an alternative is I am using a DAC hat and my RPi3 CPU temp is 70C+ (which a heatsink on) when playing a DSD file. I am not just worried about the RPI3 but the RPI3 is actually boiling/cooking my DAC hat.
Better go for adjusting kernel parameters then directly influencing the original sound using equalization. When using equalization then use PEQ (Parametric Equalisation):
- PEQ vs Graphic EQ
- Equalization (audio - Wikipedia)
Maybe for Moode version 4?
I have also confirmed this with Moode 3.8.4 RT kernel and Hifiberry DAC+ Pro rev 2.4 on a Pi2. If SOX resampling is set to 88.2 kHz or 176.4 kHz, then the DSD64 files will replay at the correct pitch.
I set SOX to 352.8 and both DSD64 and 44.1 kHz LPCM files played at the higher (incorrect) pitch. I concur with Sinski: the DAC+ Pro is using the wrong clock when the sample rate it receives is 352.8 kHz.
I know the DAC chip will handle higher rates but Hifiberry have specified the DAC+ Pro to a maximum 192 kHz, so DSD64 may need to be decoded to PCM at something within that limit to play at correct pitch. Resampling with SOX to 176.4 is a workaround but less than ideal if you wish to preserve native sample rates for 96 k or 192 k.
Just my observations.
Richard
Yes, in my opinion it is even worth more than $10, but do not tell this to Tim, he could get strange ideas.
Roberto
Cover Display with Chimney as Client on Windows
I'm using Chimney on my Windows Tablet as a remote control. This works fine, but I'm not able to figure out how to display the album art. I always get the default_image.jpg from moode. So the URL seems to work in some way. Is anyone else experiencing this behavior? I'm using moode 3.8.4, for the Image URL I have "http://moode" and for the filename I have "folder.jpg". Every album-folder has a folder.jpg. If someone could point me into the right direction this would be very nice. So far I tried everything I could find in the forum.
Many Thanks in advance
duke
I'm using Chimney on my Windows Tablet as a remote control. This works fine, but I'm not able to figure out how to display the album art. I always get the default_image.jpg from moode. So the URL seems to work in some way. Is anyone else experiencing this behavior? I'm using moode 3.8.4, for the Image URL I have "http://moode" and for the filename I have "folder.jpg". Every album-folder has a folder.jpg. If someone could point me into the right direction this would be very nice. So far I tried everything I could find in the forum.
Many Thanks in advance
duke
Transferring music to Pi/Moode Player
I am curious to see how one goes about transferring music to the Moode Player, which is headless. I have tried using "scp" from a Linux box, but it seems that the flash drive in the Pi where the music is stored is locked or read-only when running in the Moode O/S. I can remove the flash drive and install in my main linux box and copy music with no problem. I am wondering how others transfer files to the Moode Player. I am running the latest 3.8.4 on a Pi3 with 32gig flash drive.
Thanks,
Gary
I am curious to see how one goes about transferring music to the Moode Player, which is headless. I have tried using "scp" from a Linux box, but it seems that the flash drive in the Pi where the music is stored is locked or read-only when running in the Moode O/S. I can remove the flash drive and install in my main linux box and copy music with no problem. I am wondering how others transfer files to the Moode Player. I am running the latest 3.8.4 on a Pi3 with 32gig flash drive.
Thanks,
Gary
Hi Gary,
I'm using a SSD in an USB case. For copying the first time, I connect the USB Drive to my main Computer and copy the files to the USB-Drive, because copying directly to the drive when it is connected to the PI (using the share on my windows box) is very, very slow. So I use that mode only when I have to transfer a very limited number of files.
Regards
dukeg
I get in excess of 80MB/sec transferring over wifi. Get a better wifi router.
You need to set your at&t supplied uverse router to operate in pass through mode, as per these posts: ATT Uverse - NETGEAR Communities
Google is your friend...
The other option is to set a dhcp reservation, which gives the best of both worlds
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