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RE: Problem playing High Rez File - Facel - 12-16-2019 I have run almost every following tests without any success - removal of my Switch (Prosafe Box) et direct connexion from SIG and DLNA server to my router (Freebox) - change DLNA settings in Jriver (Original Mode, specified output format, ..etc) - swap the PSU - running Wifi only reminder : - I have the same audio problem with Volumio - I have no audio problem with previous USBridge The very last track before sending back the unit to my reseller, could be related to the Asix driver. Founded in Infos.txt file in DietPi folder from Allo !! ======================================================= USBridge Signature unit comes with OS are with updated drivers. dietpi-update asks user to revert APT kernel <cancel> or <ok> , cancel these step. **************************************************** "Would you like to revert to the APT kernel now, ensuring stability and <Ok> <Cancel> ***************************************************** if opted for <ok> , then follow below steps. 1) update ASIX driver : works 4.19.50-v7+ kernel onwards ssh or terminal login using OS credentials cd /usr/src sudo wget http://3.230.113.73:9011/Allocom/USBridgeSig/install.sh sh install.sh =========================================================== When I run the following I get a different response from what expected pi@moode:~ $ modinfo ax88179_178a | grep version srcversion: 939AC35FBA15593ACF0DEC3 vermagic: 4.19.83-v8+ SMP preempt mod_unload modversions aarch64 pi@moode:~ $ to be continued ........ RE: Problem playing High Rez File - TheOldPresbyope - 12-16-2019 (12-16-2019, 02:20 PM)Facel Wrote: The very last track before sending back the unit to my reseller, could be related to the Asix driver. Looks to me like different driver versions are downloaded for the 32-bit kernel and the 64-bit kernel. From one of my moOde 6.4.0 players running the 32-bit kernel Code: pi@moode:~ $ uname -r while from one of my moOde 6.4.0 players running the 64-bit kernel Code: pi@moode4b:~ $ uname -r Further, the Allo install.sh script will download their "updated" driver for kernel 4.19.83-v7+ but not for kernel 4.19.83-v8+. I ran strings on their "updated" driver and found these descriptors: Code: version=v0.1.4 which agree with the modinfo output for moOde's 32-bit driver (above). Does your problem (which I guess is still "scratchy" playback?) still occur when you run with the 32-bit kernel? Regards, Kent RE: Problem playing High Rez File - Tim Curtis - 12-16-2019 Correct, the enhanced ASIX driver from Allo is only compiled for 32-bit kernel v7+. The other kernels contain the stock ASIX driver which still should be more than sufficient. I'll need to have a look at System Config and prolly not list the 64-bit kernel if the SIG, otherwise it will just cause confusion. -Tim RE: Problem playing High Rez File - Facel - 12-17-2019 My audio problem iwas very probably due to a fault during memory flash by Etcher who needed to be upgraded. I started all over from the beginning by flashing moode 6.4.0 version from my Windows PC with Balena Etcher (as usual) As Etcher was proposing an Upgrade , this time I choose to upgrade it (untill now every flash has beeen made with my previous installed version wiithout any noticable problem) I did check the Asix driver which was similar to the Allo Update one pi@moode:~ $ uname -a Linux moode 4.19.83-v7+ #1277 SMP Mon Nov 11 16:30:44 GMT 2019 armv7l GNU/Linux pi@moode:~ $ modinfo ax88179_178a | grep version version: v0.1.4 srcversion: 0DA7C4E6A1D359AEEF7588C vermagic: 4.19.83-v7 SMP mod_unload modversions ARMv7 p2v8 pi@moode:~ $ An now the audio is absolutly perfect ... Thanks again to every one for your help RE: Problem playing High Rez File - Tim Curtis - 12-17-2019 Nice :-) |