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Autoplay after start - troubles - Gabor - 05-07-2018 Hello All, After having tried a few programs, I've been using the previous versions of the fantastic Moode Audio for while and a few days ago I've installed 4.1 without any problems. The dedicated and structured forum made me register and begin to post, so here comes my first one: "Autoplay after start" works as intended when rebooting. When I finish listening I normally just cut the power to the RPi but when powering up again, the list in the Playback tab is cleared and so Autoplay does not... autoplay anything. I then add a radio station but then have to click play and all the previous entries appear on the Playback tab. RE: Autoplay after start - troubles - Tim Curtis - 05-07-2018 When the failure occurs, post the moOde log. cat /var/log/moode.log -Tim RE: Autoplay after start - troubles - Gabor - 05-08-2018 (05-07-2018, 11:17 AM)Tim Curtis Wrote: When the failure occurs, post the moOde log. Powered up RPi (with IQaudIO Pi-DAC+) and got a blank playlist (but with volume 43 restored from the last session). Below is the moode.log which looks OK to me. I then clicked the Play button, the 5 radio stations appeared and the first one started to play. I'm using Firefox on Windows 10 to access moOde Player. Code: 20180507 111555 worker: - Start RE: Autoplay after start - troubles - Tim Curtis - 05-09-2018 Nothing suspicious in moode startup log. Instead of pulling the plug try Shutdown from the menu. If auto-play works after powering up it would suggest that possibly MPD state file is corrupted when just pulling plug. Another log to check when the failure occurs is MPD log cat /var/log/mpd/log It may show errors trying to playtime item id or opening the audio output. -Tim |