[SOLVED] Waveshare 4.3 flickering

[gkulka]

IIRC the minimum RAM spec  for chromium is 1GB. Maybe try swapping in a 3B+ or higher and see what happens.

Thank you. That was it. Today 4B/2GB arrived and works perfectly.

We both learned something here 

Glad it's working as-is on your Pi 4B.

Regards 
Kent

Indeed. Moode is greats and works like a charm on 4B. I miss splash screen during startup, especially that Moode logo its very elegant. Is there any list of compatible hardware for PI/Moode? I have streamer in steel enclosure, so I guess external antenna will be required. 

P.S. Is there any place in Forum like "My build" or "DIY" where can I ask questions and give updates about build ?
P.S.2 - sorry for bad photo, but I couldn't hold to test it out

[TheOldPresbyope]

IIRC the minimum RAM spec  for chromium is 1GB. Maybe try swapping in a 3B+ or higher and see what happens.

Thank you. That was it. Today 4B/2GB arrived and works perfectly.

We both learned something here 

Glad it's working as-is on your Pi 4B.

Regards 
Kent

Indeed. Moode is greats and works like a charm on 4B. I miss splash screen during startup, especially that Moode logo its very elegant. Is there any list of compatible hardware for PI/Moode? I have streamer in steel enclosure, so I guess external antenna will be required. 

P.S. Is there any place in Forum like "My build" or "DIY" where can I ask questions and give updates about build ?
P.S.2 - sorry for bad photo, but I couldn't hold to test it out

Very nice craftsmanship. 

Re: a moOde splash screen, I miss it too. Some years ago, I dabbled at creating one but kept running into issues—partly due to the then-current state of Raspbian and partly due to my imperfect understanding of frame buffers, Plymouth, and such as implemented in it and the Pi. It’d be great to see someone come up with a nice solution.*

I’m unaware of a list of compatible hardware other than the obvious DAC database in moOde.

As for posting about your build, the Audio Gear section seems a good place for it.

Keeep up the good work. (Makes me wish I hadn’t given away my vintage gear while downsizing and moving.)

Regards,
Kent

*My personal opinion is that an instant-on splash screen isn’t possible in a Pi-only solution. i suspect an intermediate microcontroller is necessary. Could be wrong, of course