I didn't get analog+hifiberry working at the same time, but when I tried
with USB DAC I did get sound out. Only the volume of the USB DAC is very
low when compared using that as the only output.
Not sure how ALSA controls the volume and if there is something needed
there.
Resurrecting this few years old thread...
I'm running piCoreplayer on RPi 4B with Hifiberry AMP2 wired to passive
shelf speakers. I thought of adding adding also subwoofer, but I would
need another output for that. Of course I could have another
synchronized RPi to drive the subwoofer, but this
Hi
I'm trying to do this in order to compare three UBS dacs. However I
can't get it to work, can you help me?
The system is a Picoreplayer Linux on a RPi3.
Code:
tc@piCorePlayer:~$ aplay -l
List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices
card 0: Amanero [Combo384
Well thanks a lot Paul and Roland, I actually got it to work :)
First off I made a fresh v3.22 image on the rpi3b and connected both
dacs.
I substituted the wording as directed by Paul.
I used Winscp to change the file, at first it refused me permission to
rename the asound.conf to
Yes, because they have different card numbers. In the example case the
same card provided two output.
The labels pcm.hdmi and pcm.analog in the example are completely
arbitrary. card and device are what defines the selection
In your case, this should define your two devices.
pcm.usb1 {
type
Man in a van wrote:
> Cheers Roland0
>
> I'll maybe try this later today with both usb dacs connected.
Well this is the list of devices
> List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices
> card 0: ALSA [bcm2835 ALSA], device 0: bcm2835 ALSA [bcm2835 ALSA]
> Subdevices: 8/8
> Subdevice #0:
Cheers Roland0
I'll maybe try this later today with both usb dacs connected.
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Using ALSA to send the same audio to multiple devices isn't that
complicated, it just involves editing one file - see 'this post'
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SW: extGUI4LMS - new
Thanks everyone for their help.
I've decided to buy another Pi to drive the 2nd DAC. For the cost
involved it seems the easiest option, especially as I'm no Linux or pCP
expert.
At the same time, I'll take the opportunity to see what 3.2x has to
offer.
Cheers
Paul
I have just tried this with two usb dacs on a rpi 3b with pCP-standard
and the latest LMS.
One dac is a bus powered Stoner UD120 and the other an iFI Nano (with
its own battery).
Although I could see all the output options on the Squeezelite settings
page, I only managed to get one dac to
Well I had assumed the DACs were self powered, but that's true if they
are bus powered you will need a powered hub.
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I think a P1 would struggle a bit (although it is possible to increase
the USB power).
A rpi 3b with a good power supply might be better. (Then you have your
two pi :)).
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muggo wrote:
>
> I'll give it a try using the current USB feed from Pi to DAC #1 into DAC
> #2. I can mess around with settings in UI if required. If that works,
> I'll try both together. If that fails, I'll have to get another Pi,
> unless I can get advice on how & what to do at the shell
+1 for fresh install.
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Fresh install on a fast card I reckon:)
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Man in a van wrote:
> This might help, or not :p
>
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?107003-Two-Squeezelite-instances-on-one-player
Thanks.
I guess the first thing I have to do it u/g from 1.16 to 3.xx to get the
extra functionality.
Beyond backing up my working SD card first, is
This might help, or not :p
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drmatt wrote:
> Well, doesn't matter really you could call it a separate stream and
> leave the two virtual players permanently synced anyway. From what I
> recall to add a second audio output from PcP you would need to make
> changes at the shell prompt, I'm not sure there's configuration for
Well, doesn't matter really you could call it a separate stream and
leave the two virtual players permanently synced anyway. From what I
recall to add a second audio output from PcP you would need to make
changes at the shell prompt, I'm not sure there's configuration for that
in the UI.
drmatt wrote:
> To play a different stream, we assume...?
>
>
> -Transcoded from Matt's brain by Tapatalk-
No. The 2nd DAC will be dedicated to a headphone amp, so there will be
only 1 stream. I figure I'd switch the first DAC to an input I don't
use thus keeping the speakers quiet while
To play a different stream, we assume...?
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albums..
I'm currently running piCorePlayer on a Pi 1 driving a Teddy Pardo USB
DAC. It works perfectly & I've added the setup information on the
working DACs page.
I'd now like to add a 2nd (& different) DAC using the 2nd USB port on
the Pi. I haven't bought the new DAC yet, but would like to know if
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