Re: [slim] SB3: Switch-Off S/PDIF when SB3 in stand-by

Hering wrote: > And another thought, Ralphy, where you seem to be the best guy to answer > it: How about switching to PiCorePlayer with an HIFIBerry DIGI+ HAT? Any > chance on wiring a GPIO to an enable input on the DIGI+ chip (whatever > that might be)? I'm using a Hifiberry Digi+, connected t

Re: [slim] SB3: Switch-Off S/PDIF when SB3 in stand-by

If you're prepared to use a trigger signal from the player to control the power to your speakers (eg. using a relay), then you could use the PowerSwitch plugin on the SB3 - this puts out a 3V DC signal on the heaphone socket when the player is on. piCorePlayer has a power on/off GPIO control faci

Re: [slim] SB3: Switch-Off S/PDIF when SB3 in stand-by

And another thought, Ralphy, where you seem to be the best guy to answer it: How about switching to PiCorePlayer with an HIFIBerry DIGI+ HAT? Any chance on wiring a GPIO to an enable input on the DIGI+ chip (whatever that might be)? Cheers! -

Re: [slim] SB3: Switch-Off S/PDIF when SB3 in stand-by

Ralphy, I have tried that option but it does not seem to work for me (LMS 7.9.2). Both digital outputs seem to remain active... Is this behaviour specific for MY installation only? Hering's Profile: http://forums.slimdev

Re: [slim] SB3: Switch-Off S/PDIF when SB3 in stand-by

There is a player setting in audio to do exactly that. 32804 +---+ |Filename: audiooff.jpg | |Download: http://forums.slimdevices.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=32804| +

Re: [slim] SB3: Switch-Off S/PDIF when SB3 in stand-by

Hering wrote: > Hi all, > I am using a SB3 for sourcing audio to a pair of Genelecs (8331) via > S/PDIF (AES/EBU). > > The Genelecs use signal sensing for powering on/off. They interpret the > presence of a bit-clock as 'power-on': > https://support.genelec.com/hc/en-us/articles/360015670260-I

Re: [slim] SB3: Switch-Off S/PDIF when SB3 in stand-by

Any signal inside that I can use for reading the on/off-state? Any enable pin that is connected to a fixed state that I can redirect to that on/off-state? Any idea to use an additional CMOS-logic chip to incorporate that on/off-state that I will use to switch the S/PDIF signal? How about using a

[slim] SB3: Switch-Off S/PDIF when SB3 in stand-by

Hi all, I am using a SB3 for sourcing audio to a pair of Genelecs (8331) via S/PDIF (AES/EBU). The Genelecs use signal sensing for powering on/off. They interpret the presence of a bit-clock as 'power-on': https://support.genelec.com/hc/en-us/articles/360015670260-I-have-a-problem-with-a-ISS-In