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[PROBLEM] Audible artifacts...on Playback.?? - Printable Version +- Moode Forum (https://moodeaudio.org/forum) +-- Forum: moOde audio player (https://moodeaudio.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Forum: Support (https://moodeaudio.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=7) +--- Thread: [PROBLEM] Audible artifacts...on Playback.?? (/showthread.php?tid=5144) Pages:
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Audible artifacts...on Playback.?? - Tonewheelkev - 10-26-2022 Without properly auditioning 8.2.1 ......updated to 8.2.2 if this is significant! Audible artifacts.....thinking of clicks/glitches/pops....may be better words here ![]() ....particularly on higher res. 192 and 96 files.....still present to a lesser extent on 44.1 types. All my settings are at default...RPi3+ into a Topping E30 Moode renderer set to UPNP/DLNA. Would logs help in this situation.....or might it be a settings issue?? RE: Audible artifacts...on Playback.?? - Tim Curtis - 10-26-2022 Try playing the files from a USB stick directly with MPD and take UPnP out of the equation (Turn it off). If the audio glitches still occur zip up a few of the files and post a download link to myself, @TheOldPresbyope and @Nutul to see if the issue can be reproduced. RE: Audible artifacts...on Playback.?? - Tonewheelkev - 10-26-2022 (10-26-2022, 10:52 AM)Tim Curtis Wrote: Try playing the files from a USB stick directly with MPD and take UPnP out of the equation (Turn it off). If the audio glitches still occur zip up a few of the files and post a download link to myself, @TheOldPresbyope and @Nutul to see if the issue can be reproduced. Thanks for the swift reply!! Haven't tried USB stick yet.....currently playing from an SSD drive . Switched off UPNP mad no discernible difference....as did switching off DLNA. Now playing with NO Renderers selected (Presume a default renderer is automatically present??!...and that is MPD!)....this makes a huge difference, although artifacts not entirely eliminated. (Perhaps 99% though!!) I'll be able to try the USB stick approach later. RE: Audible artifacts...on Playback.?? - Tim Curtis - 10-26-2022 If you are using a locally attached SSD then no need to swap in a USB stick. RE: Audible artifacts...on Playback.?? - Tonewheelkev - 10-26-2022 (10-26-2022, 11:28 AM)Tim Curtis Wrote: If you are using a locally attached SSD then no need to swap in a USB stick. Don't know if this helps....but switching back to PiCorePlayer/LMS and using same tracks....artifacts/glitches stop! RE: Audible artifacts...on Playback.?? - Tim Curtis - 10-26-2022 Zip up some of the files and PM the download link as per earlier post. RE: Audible artifacts...on Playback.?? - Tonewheelkev - 10-26-2022 (10-26-2022, 02:09 PM)Tim Curtis Wrote: Zip up some of the files and PM the download link as per earlier post. Thanks....and will do later! RE: Audible artifacts...on Playback.?? - yage2046 - 11-01-2022 I've had this problem as well on a 1 GB RPi 3 B+. Mainly streaming 24/96 PCM and DSF files. Moving to an RPi 4 fixed it. Installing the latest Volumio image on the RPi 3 also results in glitch-free playback. Interestingly, I also experienced this glitch momentarily on my Ubuntu machine as well (since fixed after several kernel updates). My guess is that there was a change made to the kernel that caused this issue - note that Volumio is still on 5.10.x RE: Audible artifacts...on Playback.?? - Tonewheelkev - 11-03-2022 OK....thought I'd better update this! Original problem was experienced with a RPi3+....which was borrowed! I've just put together a new RPi4 system....with 64 bit MoOde....and...Hey Presto ....No Glitches....Great....Phew!!!! ![]() RE: Audible artifacts...on Playback.?? - eroica - 11-03-2022 (10-26-2022, 10:47 AM)Tonewheelkev Wrote: Without properly auditioning 8.2.1 ......updated to 8.2.2 if this is significant! I have same experience after updated to 8.2.2. In previous version (from 7.1.0 to 8.2.1), I've never met the same problem. I use Raspberry Pi 3B connected to SMSL VMV D1se (via USB cable). I set the fixed volume (0dB), no equalizers. no renderers except Bluetooth. Other settings are at default. |