Thanks!
Kent,
Thanks for the explanation. Just to confirm... simply deleting the 'known_hosts' file is "safe" as it will be automatically rebuilt. True?
So far editing the file has worked for me but just deleting it is easier.
Thanks again to all.
Ryan
Kent,
Thanks for the explanation. Just to confirm... simply deleting the 'known_hosts' file is "safe" as it will be automatically rebuilt. True?
So far editing the file has worked for me but just deleting it is easier.
Thanks again to all.
Ryan
Ryan, that approach only works if you ONLY connect to your Moode pi.
That known_hosts file may contain many other sites which you would want to keep there in case something fishy is going on.
Editing the file is really not that much of an issue with simple commands, so I'd encourage you to do that instead of just deleting the file.
That known_hosts file may contain many other sites which you would want to keep there in case something fishy is going on.
Editing the file is really not that much of an issue with simple commands, so I'd encourage you to do that instead of just deleting the file.
I also got my 3B+ today, tried already two times to build moode 4.0 without success, at the end after the newest frimware was installed 3B+ was not booting anymore...
3B+ seems to be really much faster, than 3B.
Hi Kent:
Rasp Pi3
LAN
Play files from NAS
The configuration has not been changed since before.
I too have thought about some process in the background.
I will check it out better and reconfigure it as desperate way 😡
Hey Kent,
I had posted a while back that I was having trouble pairing via bluetooth to my Samsung G-7 and my daughters iPhone 10 to a Rpi-3B with a IQ Digiamp+ running moode 4.0. Did you have a chance to see if you could get it to pair on your end?
I had posted a while back that I was having trouble pairing via bluetooth to my Samsung G-7 and my daughters iPhone 10 to a Rpi-3B with a IQ Digiamp+ running moode 4.0. Did you have a chance to see if you could get it to pair on your end?
I am trying to install moode on 3B+.
First i tried moode image from 3B with all updates and dist-upgrade, but the image has kernel 4.9.79-v7+ and my 3B+ seems to need 4.9.80.
Than i tried to build moode on 3B+. I edited mosbuild and set "LATEST_KERNEL=n". Mosbuild ist starting, but after some time stopping with different errors and i can see with uname -a kernel version 4.14.30, so the kernel was updated.
Any hint howto build moode on 3B+ ?
First i tried moode image from 3B with all updates and dist-upgrade, but the image has kernel 4.9.79-v7+ and my 3B+ seems to need 4.9.80.
Than i tried to build moode on 3B+. I edited mosbuild and set "LATEST_KERNEL=n". Mosbuild ist starting, but after some time stopping with different errors and i can see with uname -a kernel version 4.14.30, so the kernel was updated.
Any hint howto build moode on 3B+ ?
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No matter what I do, I almost always get the same cover art for my songs. I even rebuild my SD card again, but every time I hook up my HD and update the database, I get the same cover art again. It actually varies between about 10 different pictures. And if I hook up the HD to my computer and try to play the songs, I do get the correct cover art...
Any idea how to solve this problem?
Thx,
Johan
Any idea how to solve this problem?
Thx,
Johan
Its a bug thats fixed in upcoming 4.1. If you want to try a fix then edit /var/www/coverart.php and set the search priority to 0 in the code below, then reboot.
define('SEARCH_PRI', 1);
define('SEARCH_PRI', 1);
Does anyone know of any way of getting hold of previous versions of Moode? I'm having an issue with the latest version. I'm looking specifically for 2.7 (as that worked fine for me) but will consider trying others.
Hi,
The new moOde Forum is open for registrations. It may take a while to reach smooth operation so please be patient 🙂
moOde Forum
-Tim
The new moOde Forum is open for registrations. It may take a while to reach smooth operation so please be patient 🙂
moOde Forum
-Tim
I see that the latest update for Lumin features Spotify Connect. I don't use Spotify but I presume this implies that Moode will be able to playback Spotify content if it's configured to act as a upnp renderer and the Lumin app is used as the control point
Fabulous, Tim, but you need to make moodeaudio.org and the forum https-only.
Cheers,
Phil
Since upgrading my Win10 laptop and a new installation of iTunes 12.7.3.46 - moOde Airplay now no longer works.
On trying to select the output device as airplay in iTunes, it completely freezes to the point that the sub-window stays on top of all other windows and I have to close iTunes using Task Manager (end process).
I can still connect to moOde airplay directly with my iPhone so something has defo gone wrong with iTunes. This is less a plea for help but more a warning for others who might be tempted to upgrade their iTunes software... there could be something now broken.
On trying to select the output device as airplay in iTunes, it completely freezes to the point that the sub-window stays on top of all other windows and I have to close iTunes using Task Manager (end process).
I can still connect to moOde airplay directly with my iPhone so something has defo gone wrong with iTunes. This is less a plea for help but more a warning for others who might be tempted to upgrade their iTunes software... there could be something now broken.
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Looking for the best possible sound quality and missing LL and RT kernel in new moode i tested few things.
1. This is a must - wifi off, bt off, hdmi off, volume control off, eq off, resampling off.
2. adding one option to /boot/config.txt
gpu_mem=16
maybe this could be set automatically, when the hdmi=off option is used ?
3. adding two options to /boot/cmdline.txt
smsc95xx.turbo_mode=N isolcpus=2,3
smsc option is standard in pcp an described here:
Raspberry Pi and realtime, low-latency audio [Linux-Sound]
isolcpus is isolating two cpus only for mpd and works only on quadcore pi's.
4. changing some options in /lib/systemd/system/mpd.service, original value is uncommented:
#CPUSchedulingPolicy=other
CPUSchedulingPolicy=fifo
tried different, for me fifo sounds best.
#CPUSchedulingPriority=43
CPUSchedulingPriority=70
tried higher settings, but 70 is a good compromise
#Nice=-10
Nice=-15
also tried higher values, but -15 is a good compromise
#ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/mpd --no-daemon $MPDCONF
ExecStart=/usr/bin/taskset -c 2,3 /usr/local/bin/mpd --no-daemon $MPDCONF
this one is starting mpd using isolated cpus and no other processes are using those cpus.
Tested with Pi3B - Digi+Pro - i2s - Buffalo II with 4 hq power supplies and with Pi3B-DAC+pro with 3 hq power supplies and waves files played from 256GB pendrive.
This my subjective opinion, i was not doing any measuerement, only tests with my friends on my (good 🙂 ) hifi system.
I tried underclocking, but maybe it has a positive effect, when there is only one power supply.
I am not yet 100% sure, if it is better, than the former moode with LL and RT kernel, there is still some kind of hard digititus, which was not present with LL kernel...
Maybe some of those options (like Nice from -10 to -20, fifo or rr, isolate 2 cpus for mpd etc) could be available in moode giving better sound for all of us 🙂
Tomek.
1. This is a must - wifi off, bt off, hdmi off, volume control off, eq off, resampling off.
2. adding one option to /boot/config.txt
gpu_mem=16
maybe this could be set automatically, when the hdmi=off option is used ?
3. adding two options to /boot/cmdline.txt
smsc95xx.turbo_mode=N isolcpus=2,3
smsc option is standard in pcp an described here:
Raspberry Pi and realtime, low-latency audio [Linux-Sound]
isolcpus is isolating two cpus only for mpd and works only on quadcore pi's.
4. changing some options in /lib/systemd/system/mpd.service, original value is uncommented:
#CPUSchedulingPolicy=other
CPUSchedulingPolicy=fifo
tried different, for me fifo sounds best.
#CPUSchedulingPriority=43
CPUSchedulingPriority=70
tried higher settings, but 70 is a good compromise
#Nice=-10
Nice=-15
also tried higher values, but -15 is a good compromise
#ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/mpd --no-daemon $MPDCONF
ExecStart=/usr/bin/taskset -c 2,3 /usr/local/bin/mpd --no-daemon $MPDCONF
this one is starting mpd using isolated cpus and no other processes are using those cpus.
Tested with Pi3B - Digi+Pro - i2s - Buffalo II with 4 hq power supplies and with Pi3B-DAC+pro with 3 hq power supplies and waves files played from 256GB pendrive.
This my subjective opinion, i was not doing any measuerement, only tests with my friends on my (good 🙂 ) hifi system.
I tried underclocking, but maybe it has a positive effect, when there is only one power supply.
I am not yet 100% sure, if it is better, than the former moode with LL and RT kernel, there is still some kind of hard digititus, which was not present with LL kernel...
Maybe some of those options (like Nice from -10 to -20, fifo or rr, isolate 2 cpus for mpd etc) could be available in moode giving better sound for all of us 🙂
Tomek.