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Raspberry PI3 with HifiBerry DAC+

PostPosted: 12 Apr 2016, 06:55
by Garfield
Hello everyone,

I'm a complete newbie in the world of multimedia box. I bought the Raspberry Pi3 and the HifiBerry DAC+ to get music from my NAS to my amplification system (Naim).

I was able to install the new image for the Pi3 (thanks Franck :D ), I can put internet radio but there is no sound coming out of my speakers.
Is there something to configure ?

The other question is that I can't ad my NAS as a source. I put the inter IP adress of my NAS but he doesn't want to ad it.

I'm sorry in advance if my post isn't at the right place I'm also a newbie in forums in general :oops: .

Thanks

Re: Raspberry PI3 with HifiBerry DAC+

PostPosted: 12 Apr 2016, 08:56
by rikardo1979
Garfield wrote:Hello everyone,

I'm a complete newbie in the world of multimedia box. I bought the Raspberry Pi3 and the HifiBerry DAC+ to get music from my NAS to my amplification system (Naim).

I was able to install the new image for the Pi3 (thanks Franck :D ), I can put internet radio but there is no sound coming out of my speakers.
Is there something to configure ?

The other question is that I can't ad my NAS as a source. I put the inter IP adress of my NAS but he doesn't want to ad it.

I'm sorry in advance if my post isn't at the right place I'm also a newbie in forums in general :oops: .

Thanks

check this thread, all is covered there. All you need to do is use dtoverlay=hifiberry-dacplus instead of dtoverlay=hifiberry-pro

Re: Raspberry PI3 with HifiBerry DAC+

PostPosted: 13 Apr 2016, 06:07
by Garfield
Great thanks :-)

Re: Raspberry PI3 with HifiBerry DAC+

PostPosted: 15 Apr 2016, 16:20
by Garfield
Hi everyone,

Is there a topic to expain how to change the code ? Should I wait for the final version of the image if I don't know anything about coding ?

Cheers

Re: Raspberry PI3 with HifiBerry DAC+

PostPosted: 15 Apr 2016, 16:53
by hondagx35
Hi Garfield,

I don't know anything about coding ?

You have nothing to code at all.
You only have to edit one config file.

You did not tell us anything about your environment, so it is really hard to help.

If you are working on a Windows PC, i would recommend to use WinSCP to connect to your Pi.
I use Notepad++ as editor to remotely modify files on the Pi.

You have to login as user "root" with password "rune"!
The file to edit is /boot/config.txt.

The other question is that I can't ad my NAS as a source. I put the inter IP adress of my NAS but he doesn't want to ad it.

Please search the forum, there are tons of topics with this as subject.
- smb or nfs
- you first have to share a folder on your NAS
- post the error message

Is it really that hard to provide more information than "it does not work"?


Frank