paul- wrote:
> The device has to be present to be able to restore the settings.
Ah, that explains, why I can not start alsamixer without the speakers
attached! Thank you!
Pi4 4GB piCorePlayer with LMS and Squeezelite for USB; Pi3B+ (7"
Display, Hifiberry DAC+ Pro) piCoreplayer with Squeezlit
Great that you could fix it :D
Thanks a lot for documenting what you did (and for mentioning me
:cool:)!
Does this mean that you did not need to modify the ALSA config file?
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I have made a clean installation to test and describe a possible
procedure, may be it is helpful.
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Description to get piCorePlayer + Squeezelite running with ADAU1701
(Sure DAC):
. (tested with: piCorePla
paul- wrote:
> USB dacs on older rpi devices will suffer from the poor USB
> implementation. Throughput can be an issue. There are settings on the
> tweaks page to change how the interrupt code work on the USB ports,
> which can help certain USB devices.
>
> USB on the RPI4 has been completel
I found the cause of noise problem:
After change of ALSA setting f=24 (sample format) there was no the noise
any more.
Actual Squeezelite Settings:
- Audio output device settings: Analog audio
- Change Squeezelite settings:
.. Output setting (-o) -> sysdefault:CARD=Output
.. ALSA settin
Cut-Throat wrote:
> I did a fresh install - No difference And you really have to have
> 192Khz material to hear the problem, and it only manifests itself on the
> Coax input. My USB will play fine. But I will try it on my Topping D90
> on Monday when I get it.
USB dacs on older rpi devices
just a quick heads up to anyone cloning the repo in the last 18 hours
I ran clang to format and lint the code without excluding the external
libraries :mad:
On my next build it blew on the external libraries and realizing what
I'd done I rolled back the library updates
There was a commit to g
By the way: Probably the C-3PO plugin for LMS will solve your problem
with LMS as source for Volumio, if you use the same settings as you did
in Volumio.
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Man in a van wrote:
> But it may be specific to your SD cards :)
>
> ronnie
>
> Edit: or network even ?
SD cards are irrelevant, as they are not even used after the squeezelite
it booted.
I would think if it was a network issue, that the problem would manifest
itself when the players were pl
It is hard for me to help, as I don't have this setup running at the
moment.
But let me try:
I think, the right file on pCP to place the change is /etc/asound.conf
Additionally, you have to add etc/asound.conf to /opt/.filetool.lst (if
it's not yet in there). Afterwards, do a backup from the pCP
Cut-Throat wrote:
> I did a fresh install - No difference And you really have to have
> 192Khz material to hear the problem, and it only manifests itself on the
> Coax input. My USB will play fine. But I will try it on my Topping D90
> on Monday when I get it.
Oh well !
good luck and enjoy
garym wrote:
> how does one best install Lame (mp3) on an rPi running piCorePlayer for
> use in LMS's bitrate limiting? Thanks.
via uploading an extension
I think
pcp-lame ?
this may be wrong, just scroll down the list :)
ronnie
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Man in a van wrote:
> have been running both players synced into a Topping DX3 Pro for over
> one hour now, no appreciable difference in time.
>
> I have no hi-res I can use.
>
> Still think a fresh install of pCP the way to go :)
>
> ronnie
I did a fresh install - No difference And you
Now I have crated the file ~/.asoundrc, after that I have done a
reboot.
. ~ tilde means, the file must be in /home/tc, is that right?
Some seconds after reboot ~/.asoundrc disappears from /home/tc, is that
ok?
After this change I hear no difference to situation before that change.
I hear soun
how does one best install Lame (mp3) on an rPi running piCorePlayer for
use in LMS's bitrate limiting? Thanks.
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Man in a van wrote:
> Yep, it was :)
>
> I run two pi into the same dac, one is pCP player via USB and the other
> RaspiOS (squuezelite Digione) into a co-ax rca.
>
> I have not tried syncing, but will give it a go later today, or
> tomorrow.
>
> I would suggest a fresh install for both pi--o
Have you done this part, too (and made it persistent) on pCp?
> sudo nano ~/.asoundrc
Copy and paste the following lines (paste by right clicking):
pcm.InterpolatedOutput {
type plug
slave {
pcm "hw:0,0"
format S24_LE
rate 48000
}
}
pcm.!default InterpolatedOutput
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