I guess a Paul Hynes PSU is next on the list then. That might have to wait a month or two though with a house move to contend with in the next couple of weeks.
I guess a Paul Hynes PSU is next on the list then. That might have to wait a month or two though with a house move to contend with in the next couple of weeks.
Will do. Its on the list. Depends on what ive got my eye on goes for;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Lol - I think you'll like that one. It makes the RPi behave like a whole different beast, much more musically finessed, effortless and 'together' sounding, like a proper high-end music streamer or top-notch CD player, but at a fraction of the price! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by lovejoy
You're probably best holding off for a bit though, as he's in the middle of designing a whole new PSU, with individual on-board regulation, which should be quite something.
Paul's explanation of the mods for the new PSU are as follows [key text is emboldened]:
It should hopefully be finalised before the Spring, as he's got a lot on. Full report, of course, as soon as I get my hands on the beastie! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul Hynes
Marco.
Well, if you're on commission Marco, then you've just earned yourself a bonus as I'll most certainly be interested in one of these ;-). You've just sold me one!
Lol - no chance of that. Glad you're interested though, as knowing Paul it should be fantastic! :cool:
Marco.
Looks like you have some apps in the dock that I'm going to assume you don't use as they are the default set plus your chosen ones. You can remove unwanted ones easily enough; click and drag away, or right click, options, remove from dock. They'll still be in your applications folder :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Anyway, I'm just working through this thread trying to get my head around the pi Dac thingy....
Thats old ..hes onto moode now lol....
Does anyone know if there is any benefits in powering the Pi via the GPIO pins? Powering it via one of the USB sockets is also an option.
Just a pfowt, loike... innit!
I'm 20 pages in and I'm still scratching my head quite frankly. I have some questions:
Does it work with iTunes?
Does it have to use NAS? (I don't have one)
Has the recommended/optimum setup changed since the OP and which page should I go to if so?
Set up on the new moode has changed but there is a set up guide that comes with moode releases.
You dont need a nas. I dont have one... I have a powered hdd on one Pi, and on other the hdd is through a pi hub; but in moode you absolutely dont need one as you can increase the power to the usbs.
Dunno about itunes.. moode or other operating systems are downloaded and imaged to a micro sd card. You then can control and set up via a browser via smart phone tablet or pc