Moode Player Help

Just download and installed 2.7. All working great. One very small problem. Just added a couple of albums to my hard drive which although show up in the browse section they don't show up in the library at all.

Any ideas folks? No doubt Tim might be along to solve that particular one.

Cheers

Loz

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Originally Posted by Xapito

Not really sure if this has been asked before or if I can even address this here with Tim, but is it possible to install / activate a equalizer so I can get some more juice out of my Audiophonics dac? Maybe via the alsaeq? Or does this not work at all with the Moode distro? Thanks

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Hi,

I've never explored alsaeq so not sure what u might run into or what type of config it requires.

-TIm

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Originally Posted by HackneyRF

Just download and installed 2.7. All working great. One very small problem. Just added a couple of albums to my hard drive which although show up in the browse section they don't show up in the library at all.

Any ideas folks? No doubt Tim might be along to solve that particular one.

Cheers

Loz

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Hi,

The Library loader uses Genre, Artist and Album metadata tags. If the song files don't have these tags they would show up under "Unknown" in Genre, Artist, Album columns.

-Tim

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Originally Posted by TimCurtis

Hi,

The Library loader uses Genre, Artist and Album metadata tags. If the song files don't have these tags they would show up under "Unknown" in Genre, Artist, Album columns.

-Tim

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Ah I see, thanks Tim. So I have found 127 songs that are in 'Unknown' sections. Do these need to be manually given tags? I think i read somewhere that there are software programs that can do this? Anyone know of a good one?

Thanks

Loz

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Originally Posted by TimCurtis

Hi,

Moode Audio Player release 2.7 is available for download at moodeaudio.org :-)

This release includes a new in-place software updater, Crossfeed DSP for headphone listening, support for Meridian Explorer 2 and MQA format, a universal rotary encoder driver that updates Moode volume knob and supports both hardware and software volume, some really great commercial-free, listener-supported radio stations, support for exciting new I2S audio devices, and numerous important updates and bug fixes.

Please read the attached Release Notes and view the Setup Guide at moodeaudio.org for more information.

Enjoy!

Regards,
Tim Curtis

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2.7 Release 2016-08-28
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New features

- NEW: In-place software updater
- NEW: Crossfeed DSP for headphone listening
- NEW: Support Meridian Explorer 2 and MQA
- NEW: Cache PHP session data using memcache
- NEW: Restart.sh script for reboot/poweroff
- NEW: Setting to turn off Pi-3 WiFi/BT adapter
- NEW: Sys config settings for kbd and layout
- NEW: Universal rotary encoder driver

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Hi Tim,
I have a minor issue when I shutdown Moode when using the Pi-3 (versus the Pi-2) and using a "power bank" (Li-ion 5V portable phone chargers) to run the Pi:

Normally, the power bank will shut off with the Pi-2 but the Pi-3 seems to draw more current in the off state and exceed the threshold limit of current that the power bank unit senses to
power itself down. This link indicates that it is drawing about 220 mA when powered down.

It is beyond my capability to sort this out but I thought it might be in your ballpark. I will update to the new kernel allowing the BT to be shutdown to see if it might be related to
this new functionality in the Pi-3. No rush. Thanks.

I put a switched connector inline to avoid this using my battery pack. Works fine

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Originally Posted by PeAK

Hi Tim,
I have a minor issue when I shutdown Moode when using the Pi-3 (versus the Pi-2) and using a "power bank" (Li-ion 5V portable phone chargers) to run the Pi:

Normally, the power bank will shut off with the Pi-2 but the Pi-3 seems to draw more current in the off state and exceed the threshold limit of current that the power bank unit senses to
power itself down. This link indicates that it is drawing about 220 mA when powered down.

It is beyond my capability to sort this out but I thought it might be in your ballpark. I will update to the new kernel allowing the BT to be shutdown to see if it might be related to
this new functionality in the Pi-3. No rush. Thanks.

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Hi,

I'd suggest waiting a bit until I release Moode 3.0 which contains HDMI on/off setting. Turning HDMi port off can save an additional .25 mA.

-Tim

-Tim

Hi Tim.

I'm now downloading 2.7 :)

Will Moode be including the ALLO audio dac anytime soon?

Thanks
Jo :)

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Originally Posted by The Black Adder

Hi Tim.

I'm now downloading 2.7 :)

Will Moode be including the ALLO audio dac anytime soon?

Thanks
Jo :)

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Hi Jo,

On my TODO list and will get to it eventually.

-Tim

Groovy, thanks :)