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[PROBLEM] Auto-shuffle not working on Raspberry Zero with music library >33.000 flac files - 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] Auto-shuffle not working on Raspberry Zero with music library >33.000 flac files (/showthread.php?tid=659) Pages:
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Auto-shuffle not working on Raspberry Zero with music library >33.000 flac files - rylfas - 11-07-2018 I recently found out that Random play is not possible (does not happen anything) on a Raspberry Zero and Raspberry B+ with my music collection of 33.000 flac files. This behaviour occurs with flac files from the Nas as well as with a harddisk directly connected. The library shows all the music. On a Raspberry 3 random play works without a problem. This behaviour occurs in version 4.2 and 4.3. Any ideas? RE: Auto-shuffle not working on Raspberry Zero with music library >33.000 flac files - harsl - 12-10-2018 Hi, I have the same problem (30K plus mp3's) although Tim Curtis refers to the how and what to set it up: IT JUST doesnt work on the Zero RE: Auto-shuffle not working on Raspberry Zero with music library >33.000 flac files - JST1963 - 12-10-2018 On a 3B and 3B+ it does work, believe me, at least if you followed the correct procedure... Just give it some time. It can take up more than a minute before a song is selected and played... The bigger your library, the longer it takes. Johan RE: Auto-shuffle not working on Raspberry Zero with music library >33.000 flac files - Tim Curtis - 12-10-2018 Run the command Code: ./sysmon.php and see how much RAM is being consumed. RE: Auto-shuffle not working on Raspberry Zero with music library >33.000 flac files - rylfas - 12-11-2018 (12-10-2018, 02:01 PM)Tim Curtis Wrote: Run the command @JST1963 I have got several Raspberry 3B's and auto shuffle does work here without a problem. Doing the same with a Raspberry Zero after 10 minutes still no music. @Tim Curtis This is the outcome of the command: Ram_Used 36% RE: Auto-shuffle not working on Raspberry Zero with music library >33.000 flac files - Tim Curtis - 12-11-2018 It works fine on my Pi-ZeroW. The collection I use for testing is ~ 4000 tracks on a NAS. Assuming the ashuffle process has not crashed, and given that RAM usage looks OK in your case then troubleshooting is a matter of trying to find the bottleneck. First make sure that ashuffle is running Code: pgrep -l ashuffle Then try the command below to see if a process or thread is hogging the CPU Code: top -H RE: Auto-shuffle not working on Raspberry Zero with music library >33.000 flac files - rylfas - 12-11-2018 (12-11-2018, 05:25 PM)Tim Curtis Wrote: It works fine on my Pi-ZeroW. The collection I use for testing is ~ 4000 tracks on a NAS. Hello Tim, My Pi-ZeroW also works fine with the number of tracks you use for testing. The problem occurs with the large number of tracks mentioned. I tried your commando and see no problems but atteched a screenshot. Thank you for all your good work. Kind regards, Frank RE: Auto-shuffle not working on Raspberry Zero with music library >33.000 flac files - Tim Curtis - 12-11-2018 Hi Frank, If I could reproduce the issue I could help troubleshoot but it looks like it requires a large collection. In the absence of any resource hogging, I-O bottleneck or crashing of ashuffle the symptom would suggests a bug in ashuffle itself. RE: Auto-shuffle not working on Raspberry Zero with music library >33.000 flac files - rylfas - 12-11-2018 (12-11-2018, 07:48 PM)Tim Curtis Wrote: Hi Frank, Hi Tim, Strange thing is that it doesnot happen with the PI3 models with the same music collection. RE: Auto-shuffle not working on Raspberry Zero with music library >33.000 flac files - TheOldPresbyope - 12-11-2018 (12-11-2018, 07:59 PM)rylfas Wrote:(12-11-2018, 07:48 PM)Tim Curtis Wrote: Hi Frank, Well, the Pi Zero and the Pi 3 do have different CPUs supporting different instruction sets. I wonder if the behavior you observe is the result of some difference between the code and/or libraries compiled for them. Regards, Kent |