Moode Player Help

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Originally Posted by struth

On topic I upgraded from 3.5 to 3.6 today using the in program updater. Worked a treat

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I'll need to do that too, wasn't going to bother as it's running fine on 3.5 but if it's that simple and pain free I might as well.

After 5 mins it had not come up with reboot on my iad but knew it had stopped as the router had stopped a while before. I refreshed browser and message popped up to reboot.(just in case you get same )

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Originally Posted by struth

After 5 mins it had not come up with reboot on my iad but knew it had stopped as the router had stopped a while before. I refreshed browser and message popped up to reboot.(just in case you get same )

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Yip just finished updating it, I waited a while and when I couldn't access the config page I knew it was doing something, there was also a clock icon on the top left of the MoOde page so I waited a little longer then pulled the plug 😉

Updated fine 😀

Great stuff... fir and old rpi, it sounds pretty decent i have to say. Quite refined

Since upgrading, using the experimental kernel and upsamping to 384, I'm now getting system crashes, usually after coming back to use the UI after a long period, ie overnight. I find that the Pi has crashed and needs rebooting.

Does anyone know the likely culprit (the kernel, the upsampling?) I use the Boss, so using the experimental kernel is essential. I really don't want to have to go back to an unnamed alternative beginning with V!!! ;)

I had a couple of issues initially. Not sure what I did to make it work but might have been the increased current setting.

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Originally Posted by struth

I had a couple of issues initially. Not sure what I did to make it work but might have been the increased current setting.

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Interesting idea, thanks Grant. I'll give it a go.

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Originally Posted by LC1979

Since upgrading, using the experimental kernel and upsamping to 384, I'm now getting system crashes, usually after coming back to use the UI after a long period, ie overnight. I find that the Pi has crashed and needs rebooting.

Does anyone know the likely culprit (the kernel, the upsampling?) I use the Boss, so using the experimental kernel is essential. I really don't want to have to go back to an unnamed alternative beginning with V!!! ;)

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Hi,

LL or RT kernel?
FIFO or RR scheduling policy?

-Tim

Hi Tim,

RT and RR.

Would changing either of these potentially increase stability?

Cheers, Luke

Hi Luke,

Standard kernel is for stability and overall balanced performance. The Advanced kernels are experimental and may result in issues, instability, etc particularly the RT kernel. They exist primarily for making the audio enhancements developed by kernel devs Clive Messer and Martin Sperl available since these enhancements will likely never be included in mainline (Standard) Linux kernel. At some point though as mainline Linux kernel evolves it may not be possible to patch in the audio enhancements and thus the Advanced LL and RT kernels may not even be possible in the future. Enjoy while we can :-)

-Tim