Hi Mikelangeloz
Thx for your work with volumio...I searched around and cannot get a clear picture on the i2s pin out on the rasp pi...which pin is BCK,FS ,Data, etc
could you point me to a easy source that shows it
Thx
lance
Thx for your work with volumio...I searched around and cannot get a clear picture on the i2s pin out on the rasp pi...which pin is BCK,FS ,Data, etc
could you point me to a easy source that shows it
Thx
lance
You can have a look here:
RPi Low-level peripherals - eLinux.org
(look at the p5 connector)
On Volumio's forum there's a thread for that, is more complete and easy to understand:
Volumio
RPi Low-level peripherals - eLinux.org
(look at the p5 connector)
On Volumio's forum there's a thread for that, is more complete and easy to understand:
Volumio
What about using the Ouya hardware as a platform? At 99$ it is pretty powerfull and affordable
Ciao!
Do
Ciao!
Do
I'm really not a gamer so of course I would wait to see if it was possible to integrate with Ouya before buying one. I do hope someone can send you one for testing.
Ciao!
Do
Ciao!
Do
RPi I2S on P5
Here the pinout for RPi P5:
1 : 5V
2 : 3.3V
3 : BCK
4 : LRCK
5 : DIN
6 : DOUT
7 : GND
8 : GND
1 is the pin with the rectangle pad.
Here the pinout for RPi P5:
1 : 5V
2 : 3.3V
3 : BCK
4 : LRCK
5 : DIN
6 : DOUT
7 : GND
8 : GND
1 is the pin with the rectangle pad.
ooops..one last question with i2s turned on (unsure if latest release it is working or isn't) can I wire up to simple tda1543 dac that just requires Blck,data, fs, or does it need to have prior support in the release
Thx again
Thx again
The DAC itself has to be supported. You can try, if the chip works with the HiFiBerry DAC driver (it used BCLK=64xLRCLK and supports up to 192kHz). Otherwise a seperate driver is needed.
The latest 1.1 release broke i2s support (my mistake, lol).
So for everyone that needs i2s support, use the beta1
Download Volumio from SourceForge.net
So for everyone that needs i2s support, use the beta1
Download Volumio from SourceForge.net
I'm looking for guidance please.
I've just built a DDDAC and will fit a streamer into the same case to give me an Ethernet to USB to analogue out. So 1 box; Ethernet in, analogue out. I need to decide on the streamer part. I'm currently using a Squeezebox Touch with good results but I'm looking to get at least as good SQ preferably better SQ.
It's 30 years since I was into CLI, and even then only wrote batch files in DOS and I don't think I'm able nor do I want to enter the realms of Geekdom to learn a Linux language, so I need a simple entry into streaming.
do I
1 accept that it'll be too hard to use RPi and stick with SBT, strip it down and use the board in my one box solution.
2 With the help of people here, get a platform and programme it to use something? Volumio? But then the question is which platform, RPi, BBB or something else? Then what to use to control it, MPD, MPUP or something else? I know that MPD is a server but that really is the limit of my knowledge.
SQ is paramount, but of course I need to be able to programme it to get it working or SQ will be no sound!!
thanks for any help
I've just built a DDDAC and will fit a streamer into the same case to give me an Ethernet to USB to analogue out. So 1 box; Ethernet in, analogue out. I need to decide on the streamer part. I'm currently using a Squeezebox Touch with good results but I'm looking to get at least as good SQ preferably better SQ.
It's 30 years since I was into CLI, and even then only wrote batch files in DOS and I don't think I'm able nor do I want to enter the realms of Geekdom to learn a Linux language, so I need a simple entry into streaming.
do I
1 accept that it'll be too hard to use RPi and stick with SBT, strip it down and use the board in my one box solution.
2 With the help of people here, get a platform and programme it to use something? Volumio? But then the question is which platform, RPi, BBB or something else? Then what to use to control it, MPD, MPUP or something else? I know that MPD is a server but that really is the limit of my knowledge.
SQ is paramount, but of course I need to be able to programme it to get it working or SQ will be no sound!!
thanks for any help
Kevin,
as for SQ I cannot compare Volumio to SB... Being totally honest. As for ease of use, this is my second concern while developing Volumio, after SQ.
I will be more than happy to help and guide you through the process. I think is more fun than hassle, but this is my point.
I would choose the platform that best suit your needs.
Want something already boxed? Go with Cubox or the new Compulab utilite. Want a very powerful and flexible platform, go with Udoo.
Tell us how you imagine your liquid source, how you're gonna use it. Let's see what could be really the one that fits your needs.
Could be useful for someone else maybe.
as for SQ I cannot compare Volumio to SB... Being totally honest. As for ease of use, this is my second concern while developing Volumio, after SQ.
I will be more than happy to help and guide you through the process. I think is more fun than hassle, but this is my point.
I would choose the platform that best suit your needs.
Want something already boxed? Go with Cubox or the new Compulab utilite. Want a very powerful and flexible platform, go with Udoo.
Tell us how you imagine your liquid source, how you're gonna use it. Let's see what could be really the one that fits your needs.
Could be useful for someone else maybe.
Thanks Mikel
I'm tempted for the BBB, because it will easily fit into the case I'm intending to use, and I think the extra performance it has over the RPi may be useful. Not really keen on Cubox because of fitting it into the case, Udoo is probably too new for my liking.
I intend to control the streamer from an iphone and a Samsung Galaxy tablet, and here the interface must be stable, my wife is only just able to use her tablet.
It would be nice to extend the operation of the interface to control my 4 devices, 2 SBT, and a Upnp plus whatever I build the new system in. if I have to go to all one system then so be it, that's not a problem.
Biggest issue for me will be getting the thing working, as I said programming to me is a black art.
I'm tempted for the BBB, because it will easily fit into the case I'm intending to use, and I think the extra performance it has over the RPi may be useful. Not really keen on Cubox because of fitting it into the case, Udoo is probably too new for my liking.
I intend to control the streamer from an iphone and a Samsung Galaxy tablet, and here the interface must be stable, my wife is only just able to use her tablet.
It would be nice to extend the operation of the interface to control my 4 devices, 2 SBT, and a Upnp plus whatever I build the new system in. if I have to go to all one system then so be it, that's not a problem.
Biggest issue for me will be getting the thing working, as I said programming to me is a black art.
As far as I know Volumio users are getting their system up without hassles... I worked a lot on this. I tried to make it ready to use and easy to live with.
Mind that with BBB you need at least a Powered USB Hub, if you will to attach your library via HDD or if you need wireless support.
BBB has just one USB port, which I'll use for DAC...
Mind that with BBB you need at least a Powered USB Hub, if you will to attach your library via HDD or if you need wireless support.
BBB has just one USB port, which I'll use for DAC...
Just on the PI, but know that Udoo team is currently working on i2s driver. Once we got that, it will be possible to use i2s with udoo too.
Hi Mikelangeloz, anything on this topic ?
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pc-b...o-audiophile-audio-player-16.html#post3747876
Thanks !
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/pc-b...o-audiophile-audio-player-16.html#post3747876
Thanks !
I'm planning to connect an ESS9023 directly to the PI, with an external clock module... I hope in 2 weeks to heat up my soldering iron... If this works, it would be a really bang for the buck combo...
I'm also thinking to contact the developers of MiniDSP to support it natively by Volumio...
I'm also thinking to contact the developers of MiniDSP to support it natively by Volumio...
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