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09-04-2024, 11:36 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-04-2024, 11:37 AM by i5rast.)
With the above update, it just works! :-)
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I was experiencing same problem, that semi-crash, being unable to do anything on the moode menu. Now I ran the suggested commands, and I'll see if it will solve my problem. Let me tell you what I did.
1- Install moode 9.0.8 to sd card with raspi imager. I do use raspi 4.
2- Plug in sd card to raspi4. Plug in ethernet cable, usb dac, and last the power cord. System boots succesfully. Select output as "0: SMSL USB AUDIO" and volume type: fixed 0 db.
3- Activate spotify renderer.
4- Install roon bridge. Activate it. Both spotify and roon works fine so far.
5- Activate camilla dsp. Create new config file. Write my parametric eq filters manually with the pipeline editor. Activate the filters. See that Camilla dsp works and activates finely with spotify renderer. However, when I use roon bridge to play some music, I see that camilladsp is not active, I think roon bridge bypasses the dsp, is that right? Besides that when I play dsd files or 24/192 files with roon bridge, I see the correct coding (44, 192 or d-1 meaning dsd64) on the dacs screen. So far so good.
6- Then if I restart the raspbery pi by plugging out power cord, and replugging it, the semi-crash problem appears. Then I need to do fresh install to make anything work.
I think it happens because my dac is powered by the usb cord that connects to raspberry, I usually don't use auxillary power inlet of the dac. So, when system starts, maybe the dac is not ready yet, hence system selects hdmi as the audio output the crash state begins. That's my assumption for my case. I'll try using auxillary power inlet.
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roonbridge is a completely separate playback application. All the DSP for roonbridge is done in the roon server app. It can't be configured to use moode CamillaDSP.
I'm not sure what happens if you pull the plug when roonbridge is active. The app is completely closed source and I have no way of looking at the source code to see what it does.