Hi,
Click on the cover art in the Library panel and a menu will appear. It enables playing whole genre, artist, album or even the entire collection.
There currently is no "Import playlists" function. Its somewhere on my TODO list but low priority so not likely to get much attention. You can manually copy playlist files via SSH though.
ssh pi@moode (pwd=raspberry)
sudo cp /media/usb_disk_lable/path_to_playlist_files /var/lib/mpd/playlists
Then open the Sources screen and update mpd db
-Tim
Thank for you the reply.
By SSH, do you mean I need to connect a monitor and keyboard to type in those commands or is there another way to do it?
Side question: why can't I copy the playlist files directly to the Pi's microSD card? I put it in my computer, but not much shows up, and definitely not the directory I need to store the playlists in. It also gets formatted to around 60 mb. Why does writing the image to the microSD card do this and where are these directories hiding that I can't see them in Windows?
Yes, there is another way - use SSH 🙂 native on Mac/unix, on windows, other than 10, download puTTY.
Depending on what 'your computer' is... I suspect it's winblows, in which case it doesn't have the capability of mounting advanced unix disk systems 😀
You could boot a Linux live cd/USB and see the whole OS, or install virtualbox and a linux appliance and just boot the vm whenever you need it.
My recommendation would be to dump that bunch of satans bytes and get a real OS o.0
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=45638
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Aw, shoot. Well the only computer I have access to is Windows 10. Are there other ways of mounting a unix disk system on Windows 10? Maybe running a virtual Linux image or an older Windows image?
Windows ten have native ssh, you don't need puTTY. Just google SSH windows 10 and it will tell you what to do
It's native, but not intuitive... where on mac/Linux you just type ssh pi@moode.local and you're connected.
You can still use puTTY on w10, it may be easier, given your level of tech.
It's native, but not intuitive... where on mac/Linux you just type ssh pi@moode.local and you're connected.
You can still use puTTY on w10, it may be easier, given your level of tech.
Bash for Linux on Windows 10 is a nice neat feature working perfectly! It's a Linux bash (save for some minor missing commands) which allows SSH just as in any Linux machine.
You could give it a try.
You could give it a try.
Anyone??? Is the advanced kernel something to pursue?
Cheers Dave
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Hi,
I recall a post where Digi+ Pro sounded weird but it turned out that I2S driver was accedentially set to Digi(Digi+) and not Digi+ Pro.
-Tim
Thanks Tim
I have the digi + board not the digi + pro...
Cheers
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Hello Tim. I have been following this thread for a long time and finally with some spare time on my hands set up a Pi 2 I had sitting here. I was running a mini Intel Atom pc with Windows 10 and foobar. This connected to a USB DAC from DIYINHK
This has been working well, but I was curious about MoodeAudio.
I am pleased I tried it. I know bits are supposed to be bits... but the Moode front end is a pleasing upgrade in sound quality. I'm very happy.
I'm using Vortexbox as a ripper / server on my network and after a little experimentation it was easy to connect to it. My config for reference is in the attached picture.
This has been working well, but I was curious about MoodeAudio.
I am pleased I tried it. I know bits are supposed to be bits... but the Moode front end is a pleasing upgrade in sound quality. I'm very happy.
I'm using Vortexbox as a ripper / server on my network and after a little experimentation it was easy to connect to it. My config for reference is in the attached picture.
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Now that's cool! I've got windows, Mac and Linux pcs, but for everyday I always reach for the mac. Being able to bash on my W10 would save a lot of messing about. Thanks!
Hi....just a quick one 😉
I would like to add local radio station yammat fm under web stations (stream on line)
Yammat FM - Sve ?to trebate ?uti
can someone point me how to do that ?
Thanks
I would like to add local radio station yammat fm under web stations (stream on line)
Yammat FM - Sve ?to trebate ?uti
can someone point me how to do that ?
Thanks
Audiophile radio links broken?
Hi - Happy New Year to all!
I think all the links for the Audiophile stations (Baroque, Classical, Rock-Blues etc) are broken or have been changed. Can anyone confirm? As with the previous post above - is there a "how to" available anywhere for how to fix? Regards Adrian
Hi - Happy New Year to all!
I think all the links for the Audiophile stations (Baroque, Classical, Rock-Blues etc) are broken or have been changed. Can anyone confirm? As with the previous post above - is there a "how to" available anywhere for how to fix? Regards Adrian
In the Browse tab /webradio menu/ click on the three dots at right and choose to add a new station.
Fill out the fields and use this address (copy and paste) for the stream
http://192.240.102.133:12430
save then return to Radio folder in Browse..right click on it and select 'update this folder'
Open radio again and search for your station by the name you gave it and then play.
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Audiophile links broken - part 2
Apologies - I have now found the updated stream information - apparently they had server problems. Easy to edit the station when you have the data. Regards Adrian
Apologies - I have now found the updated stream information - apparently they had server problems. Easy to edit the station when you have the data. Regards Adrian