Interesting, Gordon. Are those the cables that the DAC was tested, and therefore, 'voiced' with?
If so, specifically which VDH cables are you talking about? :)
Marco.
Knew it was too good to be true! switched on today and i go to usb all the albums are there ..pick one and it plays but in playlist there is nothing and in playback it comes up as nan undefined. wont switch off either... i powered it off at wall and restarted and nothing changed. odd that as i though at least the ip would have and probably would have lost the library. so i can play but the interface is gone...boo hoo!
mightcadd when you select to play album it only plays first track repeatedly
Sounds like a corrupted SD card, mate....
Why bother switching off at all, though? I leave mine powered up 24/7, and simply click on a saved Volumio tab on my desktop, whenever I want to play music on the RPi, and I'm away in seconds - and it's been like that since day 1 :cool:
Lesson to be learned: leave it on all the time and there's less chance of things getting buggered up!
Marco.
In process of writing another volumio onto a different card to try. If it dont work then I will be back to the old methods it seems ...never mind it was fun for a week. Not very satisfactory that it cant be switched of reliably though without f**king up
Not really, it's still a computer running an operating system. If you switch of your laptop without shutting it down first you can cause file corruption, the RPi is no different. Volumio has a shutdown menu option you should use it if you wish to power off...
I have had that a couple of times - first time I thought I'd need to remake the card but after a longer period off it was fine by next boot up.
The old standard used to be to switch off computers for at least a minute to clear all the gubbins before a reboot and not just off/on
Oh i do use it to power down every night. once it is finished powering down i just switch off at wall. in morning i power up and it has up till now been fine. have made another image but it doesnt work.
That's your mistake, mate. Lose the switching it off at the wall bit (the RPi has very minimal energy consumption), and the subsequent powering up (and leave the unit connected to the mains supply 24/7), and there'll be less chance of anything getting fucked up in future :)
Marco.