Does anyone have some proven Output, ALSA & Buffer settings for PiCoreplayer into this USB DAC please? I'm on PCP 7 but can easily move to 8 if required.
I had posted my working settings into a user maintained spreadsheet on this forum a few years ago, but can't now find the details.
I'm getting occasional stuttering which spoils my enjoyment.
I've tried various settings but I'm not sure what they all mean so I hope someone can advise.
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2022-03-16, 03:27 #1
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Teddy Pardo USB DAC & PiCoreplayer
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2022-03-16, 04:47 #2
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Hope this helps
11/21/2014 4:43:20 Audio Poutine cDac Streamer 96 kHz 1.18b mftech sysdefault:CARD=streamer Excelent sound for cheap 262 11/20/2014 23:35:03 Teddy USB DAC 192 kHz 1.16 Paul Mugleston front:CARD=X20,DEV=0 ALSA setting 80:4:: Sounds very good at 192, 99 & 44.1. DAC HiRes indicator lights working as they should. 263 11/20/2014 3:34:39 Behringer UCA222 48 kHz 1.18b Hans Dampf empty "Output Settings" field works flawlessly 264 11/17/2014 5:14:33 Atoll DAC-200 192 kHz piCorePlayer v1.18b mftech sysdefault:CARD=A20 - ATOLL USB Audio 2.0, USB Audio - Default Audio Device 265 11/16/2014 23:00:15 Squirrel-Labs PCM2704 USB 44.1 kHz 1.18b cookdn sysdefault:CARD=DAC 266 11/11/2014 23:57:29 Canton your_Stick + your Duo + your Sub 48 kHz piCorePlayer version: 1.18 Ernesto sysdefault:CARD=Headset
ronnie
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2022-03-16, 07:50 #3
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Thanks Ronnie
That's the post I made in 2014 (& the one I couldn't find!)
Cheers
Paul
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2022-03-16, 09:00 #4
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Where is that spreadsheet located?
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2022-03-16, 09:22 #5
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2022-03-16, 10:02 #6
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I couldn't get a sound out of it with the old 1.16 settings, but using USB Audio only & all else blank on 8.1.0 sounds amazing & all the DAC lights work as they should.
I'm a happy chappy.
I've updated the spreadsheet BTW.
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2022-03-16, 11:48 #7
Is there anywhere a detailed and not too technical description of what all those Squeezelight settings do?
Brian
In UK: rPi4 running LMS, Chromecast Audio Dongle and Chromecast Video Dongle attached to TV - Beresford DAC - Quad 77 Integrated Amp - AVI Neutron 4 Speakers - Sennheiser HD25 Headphones. Boom in Bedroom.
In Nicosia: LMS running on a small form factor Windows PC, Beresford DAC into Quad 405-2 and MB Quart 980s
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2022-03-16, 12:11 #8
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2022-03-16, 12:17 #9
https://www.alsa-project.org/wiki/Main_Page
It's the Linux "Sound Engine" with all sorts of mixer adjustments and controls. If you look in a Linux distro for a PC you will find a graphical interface rather like the Windows Mixer that controls the sound.
Surely the buffer is an area of memory that can take in a short section of sound so the music is not interrupted if there is a digital hiccup.Brian
In UK: rPi4 running LMS, Chromecast Audio Dongle and Chromecast Video Dongle attached to TV - Beresford DAC - Quad 77 Integrated Amp - AVI Neutron 4 Speakers - Sennheiser HD25 Headphones. Boom in Bedroom.
In Nicosia: LMS running on a small form factor Windows PC, Beresford DAC into Quad 405-2 and MB Quart 980s
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2022-03-16, 13:29 #10
Each item on the [Squeezelite Settings] page has "more>" help.
Lateset squeezelite help - [Main Page] > [Diagnostics] > [Logs] > "Squeezelite Help" > [Show]
And pCP documentation has https://docs.picoreplayer.org/components/squeezelite/