As a general request, is the manual, or e.g. the table describing filters possible to make as a standalone download from webpage? Now I had to download, install and retrieve the manual, and finally uninstall the desktop version. Kinda long way home … Perhaps already there, but have not been able to locate it?
All the best <3
That is included in HQPlayer Embedded help. You don’t need HQPlayer Desktop or it’s manual for that. HQPlayer Desktop manual applies to that product. Embedded has it’s own documentation.
Funny, I have been struggling to find a help section you refered to on the Signalyst web pag. Just a day ago I found a link way up in the right corner of the hqp embedded web UI. On this pic below one get the idea how this displays at home on my 24 inch high res screen.
I have honestly not even seen this link. Would it be possible to relocate the link to the others bottom left? It makes more sense to place it together with the rest, is it not? Now, it no longer matters to me, but for other newbies, visually impaired and perhaps a bit stupid (i.e. myself).
No, I have not seen that error. Typically it happens if repository is in the middle of being updated, or mirror has fallen partially out of sync with a master. It should get corrected over time.
I don’t have it and thus the driver doesn’t have the needed functionality, so no it won’t work at the moment. I don’t know if the firmware has required functionality. ADI-2 family does.
No, I have not tested, but yes it should work since it is almost the same as Pro, just with ADC and AES/EBU dropped out. And the driver I created has support for it.
Yes, I know.
Pro just makes more sense for input tasks, since it can also deal with analog inputs and has 3 digital ins and outs.
Noted but some ADI-2 can be found for really cheap now (on the used market). Doesn’t need to be FS model for this task. Especially if only TOSLink or digital coax input is enough.
The big upside is auto sample rate switching.
UAC2 input is not working at all for me with UPBoard Gateway. It used to. Something happened with releases that caused sample rate switching to crash.
You need to check the device id with “arecord -l” and then manually edit and enable it in /etc/hqplayer/hqplayerd.xml configuration file. It cannot be pre-configured, because for a reason ADI-2 encodes serial number in the device id (in order to properly support multiple ADI-2’s on a single system).
Yes, it is lacking all the needed things, plus has the unnecessary extra of various sample rates listed. If you are on Ubuntu Server, take a look at the /usr/share/doc/hqplayerd/hqplayerd.xml-rme.gz example file.
On HQPlayer OS you can find /etc/hqplayer/hqplayerd.xml-rme