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Problem: Volume is abnormal in Moode 4.x
#21
I just ran a quick test with Allo Boss on a 3B+ and my various bitrate tracks play perfectly. The PCM files are all FLAC format. The DSD file is DSF format.

16/44.1
24/88.2
24/176.4
24/352.8
24/48
24/96
24/192
DSD64 decoded to PCM 24/352.8

-Tim
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#22
I burned a SD with ISO 4.3 and it work fine!

Previously, I did the update for moode 4.2...

thanks Tim!
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#23
Glad to hear that :-)
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#24
For me it's no use burning the ISO imageSad
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#25
Are you able to try another DAC to rule out a hardware or compatibility issue?
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#26
(10-02-2018, 01:30 AM)Tim Curtis Wrote: Are you able to try another DAC to rule out a hardware or compatibility issue?

I think it's a compatibility issue,but I can't figure out whether the ALSA driver or the DAC is not good.

Other DACs->PC or mobile phone or Raspberry 3B,everything is fine,no volume issue or Hi-res file issue.

This DAC->PC or mobile phone,everything is fine,no volume issue or Hi-res file issue.

This DAC->Raspberry 3B,moodeaudio 3.8.4,Hi-res file issue.

This DAC->Raspberry 3B,moodeaudio 4.x,volume issue and Hi-res file issue.
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#27
The DAC vendor has found the reason.The USB interface asic use a SOF count mechanism instead of buf point offset.SOF has poor compatibility with Linux.I don't know details about this but wonder if moode can make some change to adapt to this.
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#28
Hi,

There isn't anything I can do in moOde software. The DAC vendor is responsible for making sure their product works with Linux.

Btw, what DAC is this?
Can you provide a product link?

-Tim
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#29
Hi Tim,

It's musiland Monitor 09 PLUS.
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