Moode Audio Player for Raspberry Pi

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#12,342
HeeBoo said:
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: 
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// COMPONENT 4 - Shairport-sync
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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...
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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
 
#12,343
Em2016 said:
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
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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
**
****************************************************************

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// STEP 1 - Download Raspbian Lite and create a new, base image
//
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** 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 :-(
 
#12,345
Man in a van said:
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
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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).
 
#12,349
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.
 
#12,350
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?
 

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#12,351
supertrichi said:
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?
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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.
 
#12,352
supertrichi said:
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?
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@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
 
#12,353
supertrichi said:
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?
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Hi,

Provide details on your configuration for example:

What Browser are u using?
What client (Desktop, Mobile, Local Screen, ...)

-Tim
 
#12,355
#12,356
Hi, just installed moode 4b12 with the moosimbu-script.

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
 
#12,357
TimCurtis said:
Hi,
Provide details on your configuration for example:
What Browser are u using?
What client (Desktop, Mobile, Local Screen, ...)
-Tim
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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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#12,360
TimCurtis said:
Hi,

Provide details on your configuration for example:

What Browser are u using?
What client (Desktop, Mobile, Local Screen, ...)

-Tim
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supertrichi said:
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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supertrichi said:
Perfect on Android device!
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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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