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RE: Flac Music - jonners - 09-04-2020
If you click on the cover art (which is mostly missing from your screenshot) you should see Radio, Tag, Folder etc. views in the Library.
RE: Flac Music - Park13 - 09-04-2020
(09-04-2020, 03:49 PM)vinnn Wrote:(09-04-2020, 03:36 PM)Park13 Wrote: Any idea how to solve this?
You provided a screenshot of the Now Playing screen, is there nothing in the folder or tag views?
Nothing
RE: Flac Music - CallMeMike - 09-05-2020
(09-04-2020, 10:10 PM)Park13 Wrote:(09-04-2020, 03:49 PM)vinnn Wrote:(09-04-2020, 03:36 PM)Park13 Wrote: Any idea how to solve this?
You provided a screenshot of the Now Playing screen, is there nothing in the folder or tag views?
Nothing
For allowing a better understanding of the perceived problems:
- please describe your Raspberry Pi (model, etc.), DAC, any associated kit
- please re-install a fresh MoOde v6.7.1 on a good uSD card
- connect your RPi to your Home network by LAN cable
- do not attach any devices like HAT/USB DAC, etc. (yet) as the purpose of this procedure will involve JUST checking the accuracy of the MoOde-built uSD card, the Library build and detection and the sound testing
- follow the Set-up Guide (with a view to use a headphone connected to the RPi's HP OUT port) https://github.com/moode-player/moode/blob/master/www/setup.txt
- DO NOT ADD any personal configuration (yet)
- (sound test) run the Stereo Test and check the RADIO (stations)
- add a few FLAC albums on a freshly formatted USB memory stick (please remember, this is for test purposes only...)
- connect the USB stick to the RPi and, once the new device is detected by MoOde, run the Library scan and wait until is completed
- play the music
- if the tests have negative results please provide details
- if the tests so far are positive, start making changes (adding devices and configuration) one step at a time followed by a test (visual and audio)