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Moode for car audio!! - Alfred76 - 09-04-2023

Already used PI4 with moode for car audio more than a year.  Everything was fine & the sound quality very good!

Directly use android head unit be the screen (Wifi hotspot)

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Replace the Clock of the PI4 & setup 4 GPIO buttons for control.

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Use QU02 be the bridge (optical out) to Alpine X09 CAR DSP...

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RE: Moode for car audio!! - TheOldPresbyope - 09-04-2023

@Alfred76

Very tidy install. Congrats!

I’m curious what was done about getting clean 5vdc to the Pi.

Regards,
Kent


RE: Moode for car audio!! - Alfred76 - 09-05-2023

My friend customizes a convertor to me. 12V change to 5V 4A。 Pretty good in preformance, no background noise when playing music.


RE: Moode for car audio!! - forty5cal1911 - 01-11-2024

I've been running one for about a year as well. Phenomenal sound quality going direct into my DSP!

For anyone interested you can check it out here:

https://www.diymobileaudio.com/threads/using-raspberry-pi-as-a-high-quality-digital-audio-source-unit-direct-into-dsp-tutorial.458025/

And my install here:

https://www.diymobileaudio.com/threads/w211-e63-amg-build-mobridge-helix-alpine-scanspeak-flutes-acoustic-elegance.314657/


RE: Moode for car audio!! - hifinet - 03-03-2024

@forty5cal1911

How do you manage RPi power, for example, when the car is turned off/restarted?


RE: Moode for car audio!! - Always_In_The_Moode - 03-05-2024

Ha! You're a braver man than I. Great work! I can see many advantages of this kind of set up.

I listen to Moode in the car via bluetooth, but I remotely connect to the web stream at home. I have the choice of directly streaming FLAC, or to use the processed AAC stream. I use a VPN to connect to the streams at home and to also control Moode. The biggest disadvantage is that it relies heavily upon a good quality mobile signal to make this work! It's usually ok unless I'm in a busy or low signal cell. The advantage is that I only need a phone and bluetooth adapter in the car, nothing else.

It's all swings and roundabouts as they say!