The only way I know of doing that in MoOde is showing the audio info from the drop down menu but that doesn't refresh with each track.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Black Adder
So over to anyone else who can help with this
Cheers,
Alistair
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The only way I know of doing that in MoOde is showing the audio info from the drop down menu but that doesn't refresh with each track.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Black Adder
So over to anyone else who can help with this
Cheers,
Alistair
Thanks Tim the use of hardware volume control does enable normal volume control with DSD filesQuote:
Originally Posted by TimCurtis
I've got a strange effect here playing DSD.Quote:
Originally Posted by TimCurtis
Volume Control = Hardware
Resamping = Disabled
DOP = No
The playback is like it's really slow and almost backwards sounding. Any ideas?
Ooh.. forgot, there is one other thing too.. Setting it to re-sampling at 192/24 (same as on previous Moode 2.7), now and then I get a little skip in the music that wasn't there before.
It's not all the time, once or twice in a 5 minute track and it's a skip forward and it's always in the same place. I think it's about 5 seconds before a bassy drum starts. That could be just coincidence though.
Anyone had this?
Who is running a Pi3 with Moode? Any tangible improvements in SQ? Is it a definite upgrade/improvement?
Think Marco isQuote:
Originally Posted by The Black Adder
My DSD playback sounds fine now I have the volume issue sorted (I am using PI3 with IQ DACamp and Moode 3). However, one thing I did notice with DSD256 files was a strange drop out and I guess it could be as you describe. I had no problems with DSD64 and DSD192. Ive not re-tried the 256 files since changing the volume setting. While trying Tim's suggestion of re-sampling the DSD256 files played fine. Have you tried different DSD quality files (size) to see if your problem happens on all sample rates.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Black Adder
Mel
Mel
I just built a Pi3+Hifiberry Digi+ Pro with moOde 3.0 for a friend.
We ran into issues as he doesnt have a DAC that can take it all when it comes to resolutions.
Is there any way of setting a limit rather than a fixed Resample-rate?
I dont want to resample RedbookAudio, but i can neither pass DSD coverted to PCM over the optical output. (moOde crashes hard in those cases?)
Atb Mike
Mike, see my post #746 - with those settings I can play any high res file without any re-sampling and I think the IQ board has the same dac chip as the highberry. The only file I have not checked with these settings are dsd256. I do not use an optical out however.
Hi,
An in-place software update for Moode 3.0 is available that provides bug fixes, feature updates and improvements. See the list below.
To get the update, open the System configuration page and click "CHECK for software update" then click VIEW/INSTALL. Reboot after the completion message appears.
Many thanks to all of you for taking the time to test and report bugs!
Regards,
Tim
Updates
- UPD: Add real-time RR to MPD scheduler policy dropdown
- UPD: Bump squeezelite to version 1.8.5-823
- UPD: Reduce squeezelite DSP buffer setting for armv6l
Bug fixes
- FIX: Logic in Squeezelite restart job in Worker
- FIX: Pegged CPU due to FIFO schedule policy in squeezelite service
- FIX: MPD/Squeezelite fail on 1-core armv7l due to CPUAffinity setting
- FIX: Squeezelite compatibility with armv6l platform (Pi-1B/B+)
- FIX: PCM5121 chip options grayed out on Customize screen
- FIX: Incorrect coding for Audiophonics PCM5122 in audio device table