Ok - I’m there now (thank you for your prompt reply). I added the same station twice by mistake (with slightly different spellings). How do I delete an unwanted station?
The menu on the right (in 4.0 b12) includes 'Delete station'.
If you make your favourite stations into one or more playlists it saves having to scroll through the long list to find one.
Have you installed the additional components ?
if not, you can test to install just shairport part of the build recipe :
http://moodeaudio.org/docs/SOURCES.html
this is the part :
Code://////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // // COMPONENT 4 - Shairport-sync // //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// sudo apt-get -y install autoconf libtool libdaemon-dev libasound2-dev libpopt-dev libconfig-dev \ avahi-daemon libavahi-client-dev libssl-dev libsoxr-dev cd ~ sudo git clone [url=https://github.com/mikebrady/shairport-sync.git]GitHub - mikebrady/shairport-sync: AirPlay audio player. Shairport Sync adds multi-room capability with Audio Synchronisation[/url] cd shairport-sync sudo autoreconf -i -f sudo ./configure --with-alsa --with-avahi --with-ssl=openssl --with-soxr --with-metadata --with-stdout --with-systemd sudo make sudo make install sudo systemctl disable shairport-sync cd ~ sudo rm -rf ./shairport-sync sudo cp ./rel-stretch/usr/local/etc/shairport-sync.conf /usr/local/etc
Else franz159 talk about change settings from airplay in this post but the airplay in this case is detectable.
Good Luck again...
Hi, I found the solution. 🙂
I installed all the additional components, including shairport, but it did not work. At the end of the installation I overwrite the installation of shairport, and now it works 😀 .... maybe something in the configuration file is deleted or overwritten 😕 .. Thanks for the support
Hello all
I need to re-install version 3.8.4 that I purchased and Tim has advised me the image is no longer available to download from the Moode website.
He said the instructions for re-installing are in this thread.
Can anyway kindly guide me to page/s in this thread with the instructions?
Would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers
Ok I got to this step: sudo ./mosbuild.sh
And I'm getting the following message:
** Moode OS Image Builder v1.0
**
** Welcome to the automated process for creating the wonderful
** custom Linux OS that runs moOde audio player.
**
** You will need a Raspberry Pi running Raspbian with SSH
** enabled, at least 2.5GB free space on the boot SDCard and
** a spare USB or USB-SDCard drive that the new OS will be
** written to during the build process.
**
** Be sure to backup the SDCard used to boot your Pi
**
****************************************************************
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
// STEP 1 - Download Raspbian Lite and create a new, base image
//
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
** Check free disk space
** Error: Not enough free space on boot SDCard: 2.5GB required
** Image build cancelled
This is an 8gb microSD card. I need to find a USB-SD card, sigh :-(
I really would be happy to even pay double the price, to have Moode installations be like before :-(
I thought Raspbian has been auto expanding the sd card on initial install for a long time now, but if you run
from the command line you will get a screen offereing the expansion, you need to reboot afterwards.
raspi-config - Raspberry Pi Documentation
Code:
sudo raspi-config
from the command line you will get a screen offereing the expansion, you need to reboot afterwards.
raspi-config - Raspberry Pi Documentation
I thought Raspbian has been auto expanding the sd card on initial install for a long time now, but if you run
Code:sudo raspi-config
from the command line you will get a screen offereing the expansion, you need to reboot afterwards.
raspi-config - Raspberry Pi Documentation
Thanks for that. Back on track.
This new way of installing Moode isn't a straight forward process at all (overall).
But I understand it was becoming too much work for Tim to do things as they were before (with the image file), so I am still grateful Moode continues to be developed.
But boy was there a learning curve (for me anyway).
Hi, I found the solution. 🙂
I installed all the additional components, including shairport, but it did not work. At the end of the installation I overwrite the installation of shairport, and now it works 😀 .... maybe something in the configuration file is deleted or overwritten 😕 .. Thanks for the support
Well done. Good feeling now
Deleting radio station
I was clicking everything in sight and could not find any option to delete - found it now, thanks.
The menu on the right (in 4.0 b12) includes 'Delete station'.
If you make your favourite stations into one or more playlists it saves having to scroll through the long list to find one.
I was clicking everything in sight and could not find any option to delete - found it now, thanks.
Just installed beta 12 on a RPi 3 successfully applying the modified script from Heeboo. No problems at all, the script ran flawlessly. Big thanks to Heeboo and Koda! 🙂
@Tim: Using Moode since 2.6 and still impressed by your and all the other contributors work. Re donation: I just wrote an email to you.
@Tim: Using Moode since 2.6 and still impressed by your and all the other contributors work. Re donation: I just wrote an email to you.
Hi there,
I finally succeeded to installed Moode 4 and I thank Tim and Koda for the works.
Now I am annoyed from a little problem. There is a double scrollbar in the right side as the picture show. Someone have an idea how to remove it and resize automatically the window?
I finally succeeded to installed Moode 4 and I thank Tim and Koda for the works.
Now I am annoyed from a little problem. There is a double scrollbar in the right side as the picture show. Someone have an idea how to remove it and resize automatically the window?
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Hi there,
I finally succeeded to installed Moode 4 and I thank Tim and Koda for the works.
Now I am annoyed from a little problem. There is a double scrollbar in the right side as the picture show. Someone have an idea how to remove it and resize automatically the window?
Hello,
The same thing happens here. Sometimes I have to zoom out of the browser window so that all the albums are displayed. If I do not do this, some albums are hidden, and even with the scroll bar I can not display them.
Hi there,
I finally succeeded to installed Moode 4 and I thank Tim and Koda for the works.
Now I am annoyed from a little problem. There is a double scrollbar in the right side as the picture show. Someone have an idea how to remove it and resize automatically the window?
@supertrichi
Interesting. I hadn't noticed this until you brought it up.
It looks like this happens only in the Browse panel and presumably because we have one scrollable window (the RADIO list or a Playlist) embedded inside another (the Browse panel).
I don't see the empty space you see.
Tim?
Regards,
Kent
Hi there,
I finally succeeded to installed Moode 4 and I thank Tim and Koda for the works.
Now I am annoyed from a little problem. There is a double scrollbar in the right side as the picture show. Someone have an idea how to remove it and resize automatically the window?
Hi,
Provide details on your configuration for example:
What Browser are u using?
What client (Desktop, Mobile, Local Screen, ...)
-Tim
9038q2m
Hi folks,
Does someone tried/succeeded in making this 9038 dac card work with moode?
ES9038 Q2M DAC DSD Decoder Support IIS DSD 384KHz Coaxial Fiber DOP | eBay
thank you for your help
Hi folks,
Does someone tried/succeeded in making this 9038 dac card work with moode?
ES9038 Q2M DAC DSD Decoder Support IIS DSD 384KHz Coaxial Fiber DOP | eBay
thank you for your help
Hi folks,
Does someone tried/succeeded in making this 9038 dac card work with moode?
ES9038 Q2M DAC DSD Decoder Support IIS DSD 384KHz Coaxial Fiber DOP | eBay
thank you for your help
It hasn't got the 40 pin GPIO connector
This one works a treat for less then 15 bucks (blimey must have been watching too much US tv 😀 )
I2S Interface Special HIFI DAC+ Audio Sound Card For Raspberry PI B+/2B | eBay
Set it up as a HiFiBerry DAC+
Hi, just installed moode 4b12 with the moosimbu-script.
Mounting the NAS fails:
the raspis fstab hasn't it, indeed, but I'm not sure it should be there in the first place...
Also, I use the KALI Reclocker, I remember faintly something has to be done with the kernel to make use of it, is this still true, and if so, what was it?
Rüdiger
Mounting the NAS fails:
Code:
20171229 182623 wrk_sourcemount(): Mount error: (mount.nfs: mount point /mnt/NAS/EG-Server does not exist)
the raspis fstab hasn't it, indeed, but I'm not sure it should be there in the first place...
Also, I use the KALI Reclocker, I remember faintly something has to be done with the kernel to make use of it, is this still true, and if so, what was it?
Rüdiger
Hi,
Provide details on your configuration for example:
What Browser are u using?
What client (Desktop, Mobile, Local Screen, ...)
-Tim
I'm using W10 with browse Chrome visualization 100% but if I zoom out, es. 90% automatically hide the second scrollbar and the empty space. The same thing with Edge.
Is it possible to automatically change the resolution to fit any screen?
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Hi,
Provide details on your configuration for example:
What Browser are u using?
What client (Desktop, Mobile, Local Screen, ...)
-Tim
Perfect on Android device!
Hi,
Provide details on your configuration for example:
What Browser are u using?
What client (Desktop, Mobile, Local Screen, ...)
-Tim
I'm using W10 with browse Chrome visualization 100% but if I zoom out, es. 90% automatically hide the second scrollbar and the empty space. The same thing with Edge.
Is it possible to automatically change the resolution to fit any screen?
Perfect on Android device!
Agreed. I see the artifact with both Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browsers on a Linux Mint 18.2 desktop but not with either the Chrome or the Firefox browser on my Android tablet. (Which is why I hadn't noticed before; I usually use my tablet for moOde.)
Regards,
Kent
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