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USB Streaming - Meestor_X - 03-21-2022 Can I select a USB Audio device as an input source to Moode? e.g. connect a device with a class-compliant USB audio connection to Moode and have it send the audio out the RPI audio outputs? RE: USB Streaming - DRONE7 - 03-21-2022 Have a read through this thread.. https://moodeaudio.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=4768 RE: USB Streaming - Meestor_X - 03-21-2022 Thank you for your reply. I don't know what CamillaDSP is, hard to tell from that thread whether there's an answer. It SEEMS like some sort of arecord command might make it work? Any dumbed-down or step-by-step method of getting there? RE: USB Streaming - Relocated2007 - 03-22-2022 (03-21-2022, 09:29 PM)Meestor_X Wrote: Can I select a USB Audio device as an input source to Moode? Yes, you can. I connected RP4 USB to my ROTEL USB-pc input and after some fiddling, with proper settings on ROTEL I have a nice sounding streamer with moode. Usually, plug cable to pi and DAC (must be turned on), reboot pi and the magic of Linux drivers should do the job hopefully ;-). RE: USB Streaming - Meestor_X - 03-22-2022 (03-22-2022, 07:37 AM)Relocated2007 Wrote:(03-21-2022, 09:29 PM)Meestor_X Wrote: Can I select a USB Audio device as an input source to Moode? Very cool! I wonder if it will work with an iPhone as the source device? RE: USB Streaming - DRONE7 - 03-22-2022 Hold up there..! @Meestor_X is asking about sending music from a device via USB into a RPi. This is not currently available from either Stock Raspbian or MoOde though some experimental methods are mentioned in the thread I linked earlier. @Relocated2007 is discussing sending music from a RPi to another device (Rotel amplifier) RE: USB Streaming - cheapvega - 03-26-2022 Are there any other ways to get an analog input into the RPi? I2S hat maybe? RE: USB Streaming - Tim Curtis - 03-26-2022 moOde provides integrated input switching for two devices: 1. Hifiberry DAC+ ADC (analog input) 2. Audiophonics 9028/9038 DAC (S/PDIF input) For those two audio devices the "Input source" screen in moOde is used to switch between Local (MPD) and the device's analog or S/PDIF input. [attachment=2744] RE: USB Streaming - soypeter - 01-15-2023 Hi, I managed to input analog audio to Moode. I've a Behringer UCA222 audio interface, it has stereo analog rca input/outputs. I wanted to connect my cd player trough Moode to take advantage of resampling, equalization, etc. Following and adapting the multiinputs method posted by Bitlab's here: https://www.bitlab.nl/page_id=1103 The steps: the OS must have detected the input, you can check this by running in the ssh command line: pi@moode:~ $ arecord -l **** List of CAPTURE Hardware Devices **** card 2: CODEC [USB Audio CODEC], device 0: USB Audio [USB Audio] Subdevices: 1/1 Subdevice #0: subdevice #0 ----------------------------------------- The details (for only one stereo input): just create a text file in: /etc/alsa/conf.d/input.conf with this text: pcm_slave.ins { pcm "hw:2,0,0" rate 44100 channels 2 } pcm.input { type dsnoop ipc_key 12342 slave ins bindings.0 0 bindings.1 1 } Then, create a file in the playlist folder: /var/lib/mpd/playlists/ analog.m3u with this text: #ETM3U #EXTINF:-1, input 1 alsa://plug:input?format=44100:16:2 and voilá: in the home screen, you will see the defaults and the new input: SDCARD USB analog default playlist favorites just click on "analog" and then in songfile / play and the audio from your new created input (my cd player in my case) is streamed thru Moode. (In the main screen you will see something like: Unknown album • File does not exist Unknown album plug:input?format=44100:16:2null) Hoping this help someone who wants this funcionality in Moode. And thanks Tim for an excellent job doing Moode. Pedro |