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Sorry I have no idea! I just sent new feedback with this UI above
Sorry I have no idea! I just sent new feedback with this UI above
Ok, but did you actually tried to play audio via Spotify? Nothing of that mentioned in the logs.
Thanks
many times. I use Spotify on my MacBook Pro. the raspberry pi is available as a playback device, I. select it, press play… it looks like it works but no sound.
but can you send me feedback after you’ve starting playing something?
Ok. I see why it is not working. It tries to open the wrong audio device. Well, to be precise: it opens the correct audio device, but your USB DAC is sitting on a different address.
Just to be sure: you never had 2 DAC’s connected to the unit or something like that?
no. I only have one, never had two
actually I had a HAT on it once, but it wasn’t compatible with ropieee, so I reverted to no HAT.
Interestingly, I have a second rasp pi 3b, same issue (from my perspective), but never seen the HAT
The HAT is not a problem, but 2 USB DAC’s could explain what I’m seeing.
definitely not. only one in the house. when you say address issue… should I try the other USB outputs?
You can try that, although I don’t have high hopes…
would installing another OS and then reverting back to ropieee be likely to work?
I had an issue (?after an update) - that it stopped working with Roon… so I powered everything down and routed power to raspberry pi from a wall charger, rather than from the dac. turned everything on. it came back on line. but still no Spotify.
No. This has to do with how your DAC identifies.
ok. I have a hifiberry dac on the way, so I will wait till then and switch it out. Ian
Hi @ian_parsons,
I’ve might have found something…
If you’re up to it you could try out the beta channel. I guess it’s a 50/50 chance but who knows.
Thanks
I’m trying it. thank you!
Unfortunately it hasn’t worked. Thanks for trying. Ian
Well,
It means there’s also a kernel update which requires an additional reboot.
And you need to make sure configuration is done: go into the general tab, just hit ‘commit changes’ (without changing anything) and confirm. It will then configure the system again, and it will ask to reboot.