Here is the startup logs:
20240902 012032 worker: --
20240902 012032 worker: -- Start moOde 8 series
20240902 012032 worker: --
20240902 012032 worker: Successfully daemonized
20240902 012032 worker: Wait for Linux startup...
20240902 012044 worker: Linux startup complete
20240902 012045 worker: Boot config backed up
20240902 012046 worker: Session loaded
20240902 012047 worker: Package holds applied
20240902 012048 worker: File check complete
20240902 012048 worker: Debug logging off
20240902 012048 worker: Reduced logging off
20240902 012048 worker: --
20240902 012048 worker: -- Audio debug
20240902 012048 worker: --
20240902 012048 worker: ALSA cards: 0😀igiAMP | 1:empty | 2:empty | 3:empty
20240902 012048 worker: MPD config: 0:IQaudIO Pi-DigiAMP+ | mixer😀igital | cardnum:0
20240902 012048 worker: Mixer name: [Digital]
20240902 012048 worker: Hdwr volume: set to 0%
20240902 012048 worker: Volume knob: 26
20240902 012048 worker: --
20240902 012048 worker: -- System
20240902 012048 worker: --
20240902 012050 worker: Host: Moode
20240902 012050 worker: Model: Pi-4B 1.5 4GB
20240902 012050 worker: moOde: 8.3.9 2024-02-23
20240902 012050 worker: RaspiOS: 11.9 Bullseye 64-bit
20240902 012050 worker: Kernel: 6.1.21 64-bit
20240902 012050 worker: MPD ver: 0.23.14
20240902 012050 worker: CPU gov: ondemand
20240902 012050 worker: Userid: dan
20240902 012050 worker: Homedir: /home/dan
20240902 012050 worker: Timezone: America/Los_Angeles
20240902 012050 worker: Keyboard: us
20240902 012050 worker: USB boot: enabled
20240902 012050 worker: File sys: expanded
20240902 012050 worker: HDMI out: on
20240902 012050 worker: Sys LED0: on
20240902 012050 worker: Sys LED1: on
20240902 012050 worker: --
20240902 012050 worker: -- Network
20240902 012050 worker: --
20240902 012050 worker: Eth: adapter exists
20240902 012050 worker: Eth: timeout off
20240902 012050 worker: Eth: address not assigned
20240902 012050 worker: Wlan: adapter exists
20240902 012050 worker: Wlan: country US
20240902 012050 worker: Wlan: SSID Coffee Access Point 5GHz
20240902 012050 worker: Wlan: other none
20240902 012050 worker: Wlan: router off
20240902 012050 worker: Wlan: timeout up to 90 secs
20240902 012050 worker: Wlan: connect to Coffee Access Point 5GHz
20240902 012051 worker: Wlan: sleep disabled
20240902 012051 worker: Wlan: method dhcp
20240902 012051 worker: Wlan: address 192.168.0.139
20240902 012051 worker: Wlan: netmask 255.255.255.0
20240902 012051 worker: Wlan: gateway 192.168.0.1
20240902 012051 worker: Wlan: pri DNS 192.168.0.1
20240902 012051 worker: Wlan: domain
20240902 012051 worker: --
20240902 012051 worker: -- Software update
20240902 012051 worker: --
20240902 012051 worker: Automatic check: on
20240902 012051 worker: Checking for available update...
20240902 012051 worker: Software is up to date
20240902 012051 worker: --
20240902 012051 worker: -- File sharing
20240902 012051 worker: --
20240902 012051 worker: SMB file sharing: off
20240902 012051 worker: NFS file sharing: off
20240902 012051 worker: DLNA file sharing: off
20240902 012051 worker: --
20240902 012051 worker: -- Audio config
20240902 012051 worker: --
20240902 012051 worker: MPD config: updated
20240902 012051 worker: IQaudIO: Pi-DigiAMP+ unmuted
20240902 012051 worker: Audio device: IQaudIO Pi-DigiAMP+
20240902 012051 worker: Formats: S16_LE, S24_LE, S32_LE
20240902 012051 worker: Mixer type Hardware
20240902 012051 worker: Mixer name Digital
20240902 012051 worker: Hdwr volume: controller detected
20240902 012051 worker: ALSA max vol: 50%
20240902 012051 worker: ALSA card: 0
20240902 012051 worker: ALSA mode: Default
20240902 012052 worker: ALSA loopback: off
20240902 012052 worker: CamillaDSP: off
20240902 012052 worker: Renderers: active flags reset
20240902 012052 worker: --
20240902 012052 worker: -- MPD startup
20240902 012052 worker: --
20240902 012052 worker: MPD service: started
20240902 012052 worker: MPD port 6600: accepting connections
20240902 012052 worker: MPD ALSA Default: on
20240902 012052 worker: MPD ALSA Bluetooth: off
20240902 012052 worker: MPD HTTP Server: off
20240902 012052 worker: MPD crossfade: off
20240902 012052 worker: MPD ignore CUE: no
20240902 012052 worker: MPD CDSP volsync: off
20240902 012052 worker: MPD CDSP volrange: 60 dB
20240902 012052 worker: --
20240902 012052 worker: -- Music sources
20240902 012052 worker: --
20240902 012052 worker: USB auto-mount: udisks-glue
20240902 012052 worker: USB drives: no drives found
20240902 012052 worker: NAS sources: no music sources defined
20240902 012052 worker: --
20240902 012052 worker: -- Feature availability
20240902 012052 worker: --
20240902 012052 worker: Input select: available, src MPD, out IQaudIO Pi-DigiAMP+
20240902 012052 worker: Bluetooth: available, ALSA mode Default
20240902 012052 worker: AirPlay: available
20240902 012052 worker: Spotify Connect: started
20240902 012052 worker: Squeezelite: available
20240902 012052 worker: RoonBridge: not installed
20240902 012052 worker: Multiroom: available
20240902 012052 worker: UPnP client: available
20240902 012052 worker: GPIO buttons: available
20240902 012052 worker: HTTPS mode: available
20240902 012052 worker: Stream recorder: n/a
20240902 012052 worker: --
20240902 012052 worker: -- Volume levels
20240902 012052 worker: --
20240902 012052 worker: Volume knob: 26
20240902 012052 worker: Saved MPD vol: -1
20240902 012052 worker: Saved SRC vol: 0
20240902 012052 worker: Mixer type: hardware
20240902 012052 worker: Hdwr volume: 66%
20240902 012052 worker: CDSP volume: 0.0dB
20240902 012052 worker: --
20240902 012052 worker: -- Peripherals
20240902 012052 worker: --
20240902 012053 worker: Local display: on
20240902 012053 worker: On-screen kbd: off
20240902 012053 worker: Rotary encoder: off
20240902 012053 worker: USB volume knob: off
20240902 012053 worker: LCD updater: off
20240902 012053 worker: --
20240902 012053 worker: -- Miscellaneous
20240902 012053 worker: --
20240902 012053 worker: Auto-CoverView: off
20240902 012053 worker: CoverView timeout: Never
20240902 012053 worker: Auto-shuffle: off
20240902 012053 worker: Auto-play: off
20240902 012053 worker: Web SSH server: off
20240902 012053 worker: Maintenance task: 360 mins
20240902 012053 worker: Current view: reset to Playback
20240902 012053 worker: Session check: ok
20240902 012053 worker: --
20240902 012053 worker: -- Startup complete
20240902 012053 worker: --
20240902 012053 worker: Mount monitor: off
20240902 012053 worker: Radio monitor: off
20240902 012053 worker: Watchdog monitor: started
20240902 012053 worker: Responsiveness: Default
20240902 012053 worker: Ready
Ok, I cleared my browser cache and the problem is still happening. If you happen to think of something else I can try, please let me know.
Thanks for your help. 🙂
Thanks for your help. 🙂
Hi,
Spotify Connect does not work anymore.
I am running Moode on RP3 with Allo Boss DAC for Spotify (Premium) Connect and it was running without issues for sometime. I had not updated it in over a year and yesterday I unnecessarily used the Update button in Moode and Spotify Connect has not worked ever since. When I connect to my speakers with Connect it does not play anything and Spotify starts to frantically skip tracks for ever, skipping stops if I select Software volume control but no music is ever played.
I have tried changing all the settings, searched through everything I came across Google, even did that patch that ppl were talking about (sudo rpi-update pulls/5510) when they had a similar issue with Allo Boss on Moode 8. I also did a full reinstall of the latest version 9, no go, I then went back to 8 but nothing changed. I do not know Linux, but just enough to have managed to put this thing together purely through reading forums etc. which worked great for a while but now I am defeated lol. I made this account just to get some human help.
I do not believe the problem is with Allo Boss because the radio stations do play, I got Airplay to work as well, only Spotify Connect seems to have an issue and that is literally the only thing I use this setup for. I do not want to go back to raspotify nor Volumio etc. I think Moode is much better than all of them out there if only it can go back to working like it used to. Please help!
Thanks!
Spotify Connect does not work anymore.
I am running Moode on RP3 with Allo Boss DAC for Spotify (Premium) Connect and it was running without issues for sometime. I had not updated it in over a year and yesterday I unnecessarily used the Update button in Moode and Spotify Connect has not worked ever since. When I connect to my speakers with Connect it does not play anything and Spotify starts to frantically skip tracks for ever, skipping stops if I select Software volume control but no music is ever played.
I have tried changing all the settings, searched through everything I came across Google, even did that patch that ppl were talking about (sudo rpi-update pulls/5510) when they had a similar issue with Allo Boss on Moode 8. I also did a full reinstall of the latest version 9, no go, I then went back to 8 but nothing changed. I do not know Linux, but just enough to have managed to put this thing together purely through reading forums etc. which worked great for a while but now I am defeated lol. I made this account just to get some human help.
I do not believe the problem is with Allo Boss because the radio stations do play, I got Airplay to work as well, only Spotify Connect seems to have an issue and that is literally the only thing I use this setup for. I do not want to go back to raspotify nor Volumio etc. I think Moode is much better than all of them out there if only it can go back to working like it used to. Please help!
Thanks!
Hey guys,
I know this isn't quite audio related, but maybe someone went through the same thing and can help.
I bought a RPI5 and would like to run Moode + Adguard Home on it. But there's an issue while configuring Adguard. It says that port 80 is already in use.
This happens on Moode only. I tried it in RPI OS Lite and it works properly. So yeh... Any idea of what I need to do? Maybe some of you have the same setup and know the workaround.
Thanks in advance!
I know this isn't quite audio related, but maybe someone went through the same thing and can help.
I bought a RPI5 and would like to run Moode + Adguard Home on it. But there's an issue while configuring Adguard. It says that port 80 is already in use.
This happens on Moode only. I tried it in RPI OS Lite and it works properly. So yeh... Any idea of what I need to do? Maybe some of you have the same setup and know the workaround.
Thanks in advance!
I don't know specifics of Adguard but port 80 is the default port for unencrypted web traffic, so will be used by Moode for its web interface. You will need to change the port of either instance to something other than 80 in order for both web interfaces to co-exist on the same system.
I feel really stupid now, but that was it! Thank you!
Btw, since I'm here, I connected a NTFS USB drive to the RPI. It has quite a few tracks. I updated the library and nothing shows up. I checked to see if it was mounted and it is, under /media/. Is that the issue or...?
EDIT: Nvm, it's fixed. Thanks guys!
Btw, since I'm here, I connected a NTFS USB drive to the RPI. It has quite a few tracks. I updated the library and nothing shows up. I checked to see if it was mounted and it is, under /media/. Is that the issue or...?
EDIT: Nvm, it's fixed. Thanks guys!
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Hi,
This is probably a silly question, but is there any way to display song lyrics on a Moode display, possibly using the musixmatch API? I am hard of hearing.
I am using a Raspberry Pi 4 with the official 7" touch screen.
This is probably a silly question, but is there any way to display song lyrics on a Moode display, possibly using the musixmatch API? I am hard of hearing.
I am using a Raspberry Pi 4 with the official 7" touch screen.
Hi,
moOde 9.1.0 is available in the Media Player OS section of the Raspberry Pi Imager or as a direct download at https://moodeaudio.org. Visit the Forum for more information https://moodeaudio.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=6908&pid=57591#pid57591
moOde 9.1.0 is available in the Media Player OS section of the Raspberry Pi Imager or as a direct download at https://moodeaudio.org. Visit the Forum for more information https://moodeaudio.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=6908&pid=57591#pid57591
Hi Tim.
I use an old Boss 1.2 dac hat on pi3b+ and I upgraded to V9.1.0 from a V8 variant just yesterday and was delighted to see aptx HD being used by default! Instantly tested the 1khz harmonic profile on my analyser and was greeted with 0.002% THD along with none of the nonharmonic SBC tallgrass over the noiselands. So first, THANK YOU FOR YOUR AMAZING WORK!
I have one specific question regarding the read-only boot partition / overlay file system setting in raspi-config. Previously whenever I turned it on, the system properly forgot everything at either a reboot or an abrupt power down. I did the same in the latest version but it seems like moode is still logging every setting and playlist item after a power cycle has taken place i.e. data is still being written even after setting it to read-only.
Would love to know if there is a way to make it forget everything after a power cycle like it's major version predecessors. I understand the implications, just want to keep it that way as an old habit of mine.
Thanks again.
shaan
I use an old Boss 1.2 dac hat on pi3b+ and I upgraded to V9.1.0 from a V8 variant just yesterday and was delighted to see aptx HD being used by default! Instantly tested the 1khz harmonic profile on my analyser and was greeted with 0.002% THD along with none of the nonharmonic SBC tallgrass over the noiselands. So first, THANK YOU FOR YOUR AMAZING WORK!
I have one specific question regarding the read-only boot partition / overlay file system setting in raspi-config. Previously whenever I turned it on, the system properly forgot everything at either a reboot or an abrupt power down. I did the same in the latest version but it seems like moode is still logging every setting and playlist item after a power cycle has taken place i.e. data is still being written even after setting it to read-only.
Would love to know if there is a way to make it forget everything after a power cycle like it's major version predecessors. I understand the implications, just want to keep it that way as an old habit of mine.
Thanks again.
shaan
Moode 9 series is based on RaspiOS Bookworm so possibly overlayfs has changed in this version of the OS. We don't test with it so I can't really help you out but you might want to request an account on or Forum and create a Thread in the Support sub-forum. There are a couple of users that have used overlayfs in the past and they might have some insights.
The Support page at moodeaudio.org has info on how to easily request a Forum account 🙂
The Support page at moodeaudio.org has info on how to easily request a Forum account 🙂