RuneAudio Forum

kiko wrote:Strange, it does not work for me.

It plays with no issue using VLC on my MacBook Pro

I'm running rAudio 1 20210302 on a Raspberry PI 3b

kiko wrote:Thanks for the info!

http://77.68.84.201/stream/3/ should be 44Khz 32 bit 256 kbps
where http://77.68.84.201/;m3u is 44Khz 24bit 128 kbps

http://relaxingjazz.com/ has several different streams of the same music.

dmitrich wrote:Hello @rern! I haven't used your product for a while. Recently downloaded and updated the version. I edited the file wlan0 as usual and renamed it to wlan. The first launch went fine. I saw raspberry on the net. But then I rebooted the box (did not add anything to the configuration) and the network disappeared. I connected the monitor and saw that under the barcode the address is 192.168.5.1 and it is not the address received from the dhcp server. Tell me how to fix this? Also, the beta version from the github does not work either.

surfninja wrote:The 192.168.5.1 is the access point you can use to connect to the Rune for configuration (say you want to setup wifi). you might need to fix your wlan.

dmitrich wrote: If I install 5GHz then after reboot the access point appears and the connection does not work.

dmitrich wrote:... The first launch went fine. I saw raspberry on the net. But then I rebooted the box (did not add anything to the configuration) and the network disappeared. I connected the monitor and saw that under the barcode the address is 192.168.5.1 and it is not the address received from the dhcp server. Tell me how to fix this? Also, the beta version from the github does not work either.

rern wrote:

BVLabs wrote:...
Before that, I had a previous version, after the update, the access point mode worked fine, but after the first reboot of the player, this defect repeated itself again. If you use a new image right away, it doesn't work right away.

- Settings > Features > enable
- Click RPi Access Point lable and post the result.

Auralcurator wrote:...
Is there any way to find an error or indicator for what is causing the Album list to not generate?
...

Try:

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mpc -f '%album%^^[%albumartist%|%artist%]^^%file%' listall \
| awk -F'/[^/]*$' 'NF && !/^\^/ && !a[$0]++ {print $1}' \
| sort -u


Does the result list all albums as it should?

No :/

rAudio:/etc/samba # mpc -f '%album%^^[%albumartist%|%artist%]^^%file%' listall | awk -F'/[^/]*$' 'NF && !/^\^/ && !a[$0]++ {print $1}' | sort -u
MPD error: Connection closed by the server

And let's see that 1 album:

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cat /srv/http/data/mpd/album


rAudio:/etc/samba # cat /srv/http/data/mpd/album
T^^Trancesylvania 2^^Various Artists^^NAS/SynSation/Compilations/Trance-Techno/TrancsSylvania/TranceSylvania 2/CD1rAudio:/etc/samba #


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