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Hi Tim,
great that the moode 8 is out and just try it out in my Pi4 1.1 version.
all is very good except that i found the display function does not show up to my 10inch monitor connecting with a HDMI plug. when i play music .
i had the screen showing during playing music as below picture but now, with the new version of moode 8, it just a black screen and nothing show.
but when i reboot or power on the pi4, the monitor still shows all the scripts and programes reading .
i am not sure if it is relate to the ratio or anything else. my hdmi input monitor is 1280x800
please advice how to fix it.
thanks.
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Hi Tim. Thanks for your work on such an awesome piece of software!
I've been trying to get an invite to the Moode forum, but so far... However, I might as well get into my success and issue here as some users might find this useful/interesting:
I've made a USB Consumer Control Device using a Raspberry Pi Pico and CircuitPython that includes buttons for various purposes (right now set up for KEY_NEXTSONG, KEY_PREVIOUSSONG, KEY_PLAYPAUSE, KEY_CDSTOP, and KEY_MUTE), a rotary encoder for volume control (KEY_VOLUMEUP, KEY_VOLUMEDOWN), and an IR receiver that can do all of the above. It's very easy to change the functionality to anything you want, though. The device is tested on Windows and works on Moode 8.0.0 (no other versions tested).
One slight thing... It doesn't work when Moode reboots. I have to unplug/replug the usb device and
1. Reboot/powerup with device plugged in.
2. Reboot/powerup with device plugged in. Unplug/replug the USB device. A thd dump gives me the expected codes but the controls still don't work, that requires a restart of triggerhappy.
3. Reboot/powerup with device not plugged in. Plug in device after full boot. A thd dump gives me the expected codes but the controls don't work. Restarting triggerhappy fixes it.
Thinking about it just now maybe I'm booting too fast (?!) My setup looks like this:
RPi 4B 8GB
USB 3.0 to mSATA 32GB (boots fast! I have a 512GB on the way. Upgrade soon.)
5" MIPI/DSI local display
RPi Pico USB Consumer Control Device
Amp hat based on MA12070P (not the official Infineon hat, in fact I have very little info on it. Picked it up on Taobao)
24V 5A power brick (powers the whole system through the amp hat)
Thanks,
Nathan
PS -- if you're interested in the Pico software, let me know. Just doing a quick cleanup/comment session of it now.
I've been trying to get an invite to the Moode forum, but so far... However, I might as well get into my success and issue here as some users might find this useful/interesting:
I've made a USB Consumer Control Device using a Raspberry Pi Pico and CircuitPython that includes buttons for various purposes (right now set up for KEY_NEXTSONG, KEY_PREVIOUSSONG, KEY_PLAYPAUSE, KEY_CDSTOP, and KEY_MUTE), a rotary encoder for volume control (KEY_VOLUMEUP, KEY_VOLUMEDOWN), and an IR receiver that can do all of the above. It's very easy to change the functionality to anything you want, though. The device is tested on Windows and works on Moode 8.0.0 (no other versions tested).
One slight thing... It doesn't work when Moode reboots. I have to unplug/replug the usb device and
sudo systemctl restart triggerhappy manually. My troubleshooting looks something like this:1. Reboot/powerup with device plugged in.
thd --dump /dev/input/event* gives me nothing. Obviously the controls don't work either. A triggerhappy restart does nothing.2. Reboot/powerup with device plugged in. Unplug/replug the USB device. A thd dump gives me the expected codes but the controls still don't work, that requires a restart of triggerhappy.
3. Reboot/powerup with device not plugged in. Plug in device after full boot. A thd dump gives me the expected codes but the controls don't work. Restarting triggerhappy fixes it.
Thinking about it just now maybe I'm booting too fast (?!) My setup looks like this:
RPi 4B 8GB
USB 3.0 to mSATA 32GB (boots fast! I have a 512GB on the way. Upgrade soon.)
5" MIPI/DSI local display
RPi Pico USB Consumer Control Device
Amp hat based on MA12070P (not the official Infineon hat, in fact I have very little info on it. Picked it up on Taobao)
24V 5A power brick (powers the whole system through the amp hat)
Thanks,
Nathan
PS -- if you're interested in the Pico software, let me know. Just doing a quick cleanup/comment session of it now.
thank you . it works
but i have another question, why i have another moode 6.4--or 7.01 version of the moode and can not use the same method to display on the HDMI monitor? not the DSI connect.
will there be any reason that the moode file lack of the driver or scrips?
how can i try to add this if i am not sure if it is lack of the scrips to run for dhmi display?
thanks
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-Tim
hi tim, thanks for your feedback. i did as your requested to ask for a userid in your forum.
waiting for your confirm email..
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Hi all, I've just installed Moode on my raspberry pi 4, but I'm getting an issue with intermittently getting "site can't be reached" when trying to access from Chrome on my pixel phone. It sounds similar to the problem in here https://www.headphonesty.com/2021/09/introduction-to-moode-audio/
Any thoughts? Thanks
Any thoughts? Thanks
Hi, I'm using 8.02 and I followed the guide.
I also think it's this bug: https://github.com/moode-player/moode/issues/385 as if I only have 1 tab open it works on my phone (I think), strange. Thanks.
I also think it's this bug: https://github.com/moode-player/moode/issues/385 as if I only have 1 tab open it works on my phone (I think), strange. Thanks.
Intergrating https://gitlab.com/kode54/foo_hdcd/-/commits/main with Mood Audio Player
Hi Tim, my complements on Moode; after having used UpMPD I consider Moode a textbook implementation in a really convenient, super useable wrapper. It does everything I could hope for and more; my thanks for this software.
I was wondering if there is anyway to instantiate and interrogate the ffmpeg HDCD Filter, and put the sofware indicators in the Moode GUI pipeline. I use this to feed software upsampled HDCD discs when I'm using R2R DACS via FooBar2000 and I don't have a PMD-100/200 handy.
Thanks in advance for any guidance/pointers; this would make Mood my one-stop, completist transport for digital audio and all purpose "Digital Filter" for mastering DACs.
With Regards
ps. can send a ffdshow-type filter graph that accomplishes this using sofware already baked into Moode...
Hi Tim, my complements on Moode; after having used UpMPD I consider Moode a textbook implementation in a really convenient, super useable wrapper. It does everything I could hope for and more; my thanks for this software.
I was wondering if there is anyway to instantiate and interrogate the ffmpeg HDCD Filter, and put the sofware indicators in the Moode GUI pipeline. I use this to feed software upsampled HDCD discs when I'm using R2R DACS via FooBar2000 and I don't have a PMD-100/200 handy.
Thanks in advance for any guidance/pointers; this would make Mood my one-stop, completist transport for digital audio and all purpose "Digital Filter" for mastering DACs.
With Regards
ps. can send a ffdshow-type filter graph that accomplishes this using sofware already baked into Moode...
hi Gchucky, i have the same issue as you and just can not display using HDMI display monitor.
@gchudek did you solve this?
@TimCurtis can you help? i think i ask the same question in last reply in the same page of this link.
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