Yes, on NAA OS image too you edit config.txt to enable overlays, as usual.
List of supported overlays is on my website under HQPlayer Embedded installation instructions page. The same list applies to both NAA OS and HQPlayer OS images.
Yes, on NAA OS image too you edit config.txt to enable overlays, as usual.
List of supported overlays is on my website under HQPlayer Embedded installation instructions page. The same list applies to both NAA OS and HQPlayer OS images.
Thanks Jussi! The Hifiberry Digi+ I/O isnât listed there. I how it works although.
I think either hifiberry-digi or hifiberry-digi-pro should work. IIRC, latter one has on-board oscillators while former one uses clock generated by RPi.
Hi Jussi!
A question in this aspects: is it possible to use NAA as HQPlayer input device backend at the same time while using NAA as output device backend?
I think I remember an error messages regarding this saying input and output device backend cannot be the same.
regards
Dirk
Backend for input and output can be the same, except for ASIO.
Input and output device cannot be the same though.
So NAA input and output is fine, just needs to be a different NAA.
Question to anyone who can clarify.
I have been running HQP embedded on a RPi and using usb to DAC.
I have just picked up a Mac mini and want to swap to HQP Desktop.
What image do I now burn onto the SD card? So I can use the RPi as NAA?
Is it that simple?
Thanks Stefano. Once the image is burned, is there anything else I need?
Nothing to do ⌠just put it in the rpi and power on it, no configuration is needed
Iâm rather excited. Cheers
I want to have a look at Audiolense nextâŚ.be preparedđ
Better to Ask specific Audiolense questions here :
Audiolense User Forum | AV NIRVANA
But once you created the correction filters, then of course if you need help importing into HQP then you can ask in the other thread here on Roon forum .
Hi Gents
Iâve not got Desktop and the NAA communicating. I burned the NAA image onto SD, and loaded it into the RPI. Turned on the DAC and then the RPi. But could not see the DAC in settings on Desktop.
Have you any ideas what steps Iâve possibly missed?
Iâm using a brand new Mac mini, and only loaded Desktop today. Roon is on a separate NUC using Ubuntu. NAA is on a RPi4 usb to Ares 2 DAC. Everything using Ethernet.
In Roon, I added the Macâs ip and created a âzoneâ. But Iâm not sure what I should be doing in HQP desktop settings
Please check that the WiFi interface on Mac Mini is turned off.
Did you try with both âNetwork Audioâ and âNetwork Audio IPv6â backends?
This sounds like a network issue. HQPlayer uses multicasts for discovery. Either multicast is not finding itâs way to the RPi, or the response is not getting back to HQPlayer. Iâm assuming RPi is getting IP from DHCP without issue.
Is the network infra with a router and a simple unmanaged switch, or are there smart switches involved?
At Roon side, you donât need to do more. At HQPlayer side, check that the âAllow network controlâ button is pressed down in the toolbar. Then, overall other audio settings like DSP settings and output device is selected and controlled at HQPlayer side. From Roonâs perspective, HQPlayer is the endpoint.
I saw that WiFi was turned on. Iâll give this a go
Yep, tried both.
Yep, unmanaged switch. And Iâd clicked on the Allow the Network to be controlled button.
Thanks Jussi. Iâll flick off the WiFi
Also fully boot your RPi4 NAA first, before opening HQP Desktop app
Will do. Thanks
Hmm still the same after. Re- burning the image on a different sd. Leaving DAC on and re-booting RPi, with HQP desktop off.
Turned WiFi off. Opened up Desktop, but settings are not showing the DAC still.
Was there anything I shouldâve configured with the image.
In settings, what should I have in the cd drive box?
How does my NUC send a signal to HQP on the Mac?
âAllow network controlâ enabled like Jussi mentioned?
Can you show a screenshot of your HQP settings page?