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The download is complete and after work I will give it a try.
I have some different systems running at home (Mint,Arch,Win7/8&IPod Touch) and
will give you a feedback. Probably my Topping TP30 will work with your system.
Have some problems to use the USB Input. The most systems don't see it as an audiosystem.
The download is complete and after work I will give it a try.
I have some different systems running at home (Mint,Arch,Win7/8&IPod Touch) and
will give you a feedback. Probably my Topping TP30 will work with your system.
Have some problems to use the USB Input. The most systems don't see it as an audiosystem.
I have both the pi and bbb. I'm looking forward to testing both. I'm interested in hooking up a TAS5713 to the i2c bus.
Speaker Amplifier and Modulator - Mid/High-Power Amplifier - TAS5713 - TI.com
Some features
Here is a picture of the board I rescued from my Nexus Q:
Speaker Amplifier and Modulator - Mid/High-Power Amplifier - TAS5713 - TI.com
Some features
- 25-W Into an 8- Load From a 20-V Supply
- One Serial Audio Input (Two Audio Channels)
- I2C Address Selection Pin (Chip Select)
- Supports 8-kHz to 48-kHz Sample Rate (LJ/RJ/I2S)
- I2C Serial Control Interface Operational Without MCLK
- Requires Only 3.3 V and PVDD
- No External Oscillator: Internal Oscillator for Automatic Rate Detection
- 106-dB SNR, A-Weighted
Here is a picture of the board I rescued from my Nexus Q:
Andrea,
Have Rune Audio working on the Raspberry PI.
Control by a laptop using wifi. Music on a desktop using wifi. Cheap USB to Spdif converter.
Music quality as good as music player on Raspbian, apart from occasional pops.
Will try to connect a server by cable in case the pops are wifi.
Good start, looking forward to the developments.
Andy
Have Rune Audio working on the Raspberry PI.
Control by a laptop using wifi. Music on a desktop using wifi. Cheap USB to Spdif converter.
Music quality as good as music player on Raspbian, apart from occasional pops.
Will try to connect a server by cable in case the pops are wifi.
Good start, looking forward to the developments.
Andy
Hi RAndyB, thank you for trying RuneAudio. Tuning the Raspberry Pi for the maximum performance is a challenge we are working on, and we need this kind of feedbacks because every setup is a whole other story. Can you tell me more details about yours? Which USB to Spdif converter are you using?
About the occasional pops problems: I'm not sure it's a wi-fi issue, but you can try to apply some tweaks and see if they disappear:
1) Go to MENU > Settings and under "Sound quality tweaks" select "OrionV2" profile
2) Go to MENU > Database, click on your mounted storage and remove it. Then add it back but this time click on "show advanced settings" and set "Rsize" to "4096" and "Wsize" to "8192".
3) As last resource, go to MENU > MPD and increase the "Buffer before play" value
Let me know if it improves performances.
Ciao!
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Not yet, we are going to support its big brother in the next release (coming in days), but it sould not be a problem to port it to the Cubox-i, so the answer is: YES
Right now we don't have a sample to work on, but we count to grab one soon.
Hi Andy,
try this mod:
connect with ssh console on Raspberry:
edit this file: /var/www/command/orion_optimize.sh at line 160
replace this line:
Code:
echo 100000 > /proc/sys/kernel/sched_latency_nswith:
Code:
echo [B]500000 [/B]> /proc/sys/kernel/sched_latency_nschange kernel profile to default, commit changes, then re-select OrionV2 and commit again.
let us know if it improves.
Simone.
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Simone,
that is the line within the " If OrionV2" section, I guess?
Did that, but no difference.
Just used Raspbian/Music Player again to check what I am hearing; definitely no pops or clicks.
Hope you can make RuneAudio work - the interface is good.
One oddity - when I tried to play a track that was not online, it started playing (nosound, of course), then could not delete from the playlist.
Andy
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Hi MrSlim, right now we don't have any Cubieboard in hand to work on, but it's in our radar and we'd love to support it. Porting shouldn't be difficult but, as on the other platforms, testing it in different setups is required to deliver a stable release. Can I count on you as betatester when we manage to grab a board?
Even if it's not hi-fi strictly related, many people are asking us for this feature (including my girlfriend!). So yes, we'll have to include it in the future
The objective is a seamless integration with MPD subsystem and with RuneUI interface.Would be interesting if it would work with Seagate Dockstar or Goflex Net ... Woudl really like to try it out!
http://archlinuxarm.org/platforms/armv5/seagate-dockstar
http://archlinuxarm.org/platforms/armv5/seagate-dockstar
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This news comes with great timing to me. I've just been planning to build a low-power music server, and with the vast number of hardware and software options, I've just about settled on Raspberry Pi and MPD. I plan to set it up with the Pi's built in analog audio output, and if it doesn't sound good enough, buy a HiFi Berry. I will be digging into this Rune software more soon.
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