Dont think so. The rpi can do video I think but moode is an audio player.. maybe debian can do it via the hdmi slot
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Dont think so. The rpi can do video I think but moode is an audio player.. maybe debian can do it via the hdmi slot
Moode is a front end for MPD (Music Player Daemon) so no. Buy you can play movies on your Pi (and stream to other devices) using Subsonic (which is part of DietPi http://dietpi.net)
Just got home and checked, the YMPD install option is called 'HiFi' in the software installer menu, but another thought (and I've not tested this) is that Ampache uses MPD as it's localplayer backend and transcodes over the web (using FFMpeg, I think you can also playback video with it (as well as audio).
Thanks.
I'm trying it right now. I'll give feedback on the dietpi's thread.
Hi,
Update on hotplug:
After some config and coding changes USB DAC and Storage Device hotplugging seems to be working really well :-)
- DAC hotplug automatically pauses playback
- USB Storage hotplug supports multiple devices
- Correct mount points (USB, USB1, USB2, USB3) are assigned when plugged back in.
The only issue I've run into is when MPD is set for Hardware volume control, DAC hotplug breaks MPD <--> ALSA volume coupling. MPD must be restarted and Moode volume knob bumped in order to resync MPD volume with ALSA volume.
Regards,
Tim
There's some really nice development going on here Tim, congrats.
I'm just wondering where can I access the sources? I see you have a github page but it's not public, there's a GPL statement on your website but no link to the sources (that I can see), am I missing something?