ProtoDAC TDA1387 X8 project

[speedy210]

Any generic DAC settings will work. ProtoDAC does not identify itself to the OS. You can also install Moode, use the named I2S DAC ProtoDAC TDA1387 X8, and then use the Squeezelite renderer in Moode.  That way you can easily compare the two.

Moode has much better sound quality.

I will definitely test Mood. Unfortunately I had problems writing the image to an SD. I wanted to test it on a Raspi 3B, but something did not work and the system does not start. I used the latest release 64bit. I had the same problem with Picoreplayer, and only the 32 bit versions work on the Pi.

[DRONE7]

Any generic DAC settings will work. ProtoDAC does not identify itself to the OS. You can also install Moode, use the named I2S DAC ProtoDAC TDA1387 X8, and then use the Squeezelite renderer in Moode.  That way you can easily compare the two.

Moode has much better sound quality.

I will definitely test Mood. Unfortunately I had problems writing the image to an SD. I wanted to test it on a Raspi 3B, but something did not work and the system does not start. I used the latest release 64bit. I had the same problem with Picoreplayer, and only the 32 bit versions work on the Pi.

Did you read the set-up documents and follow the sd-card installation tutorial there ? (using the Pi-Imager)

https://github.com/moode-player/docs/blo...etup-guide-

[speedy210]

Any generic DAC settings will work. ProtoDAC does not identify itself to the OS. You can also install Moode, use the named I2S DAC ProtoDAC TDA1387 X8, and then use the Squeezelite renderer in Moode.  That way you can easily compare the two.

Moode has much better sound quality.

I will definitely test Mood. Unfortunately I had problems writing the image to an SD. I wanted to test it on a Raspi 3B, but something did not work and the system does not start. I used the latest release 64bit. I had the same problem with Picoreplayer, and only the 32 bit versions work on the Pi.

Did you read the set-up documents and follow the sd-card installation  tutorial there ?  (using the Pi-Imager)

https://github.com/moode-player/docs/blo...etup-guide-

Yes, I had read that. I unpacked the rar and then flashed it with the Pi imager. I'll try again tomorrow.

[Tim Curtis]

Any generic DAC settings will work. ProtoDAC does not identify itself to the OS. You can also install Moode, use the named I2S DAC ProtoDAC TDA1387 X8, and then use the Squeezelite renderer in Moode.  That way you can easily compare the two.

Moode has much better sound quality.

I will definitely test Mood. Unfortunately I had problems writing the image to an SD. I wanted to test it on a Raspi 3B, but something did not work and the system does not start. I used the latest release 64bit. I had the same problem with Picoreplayer, and only the 32 bit versions work on the Pi.

Did you read the set-up documents and follow the sd-card installation  tutorial there ?  (using the Pi-Imager)

https://github.com/moode-player/docs/blo...etup-guide-

Yes, I had read that. I unpacked the rar and then flashed it with the Pi imager. I'll try again tomorrow.

Moode image is is shipped in a zip file not a rar file, and no need to unzip b4 using the Pi Imager

[speedy210]

Any generic DAC settings will work. ProtoDAC does not identify itself to the OS. You can also install Moode, use the named I2S DAC ProtoDAC TDA1387 X8, and then use the Squeezelite renderer in Moode.  That way you can easily compare the two.

Moode has much better sound quality.

I will definitely test Mood. Unfortunately I had problems writing the image to an SD. I wanted to test it on a Raspi 3B, but something did not work and the system does not start. I used the latest release 64bit. I had the same problem with Picoreplayer, and only the 32 bit versions work on the Pi.

Did you read the set-up documents and follow the sd-card installation  tutorial there ?  (using the Pi-Imager)

https://github.com/moode-player/docs/blo...etup-guide-

Yes, I had read that. I unpacked the rar and then flashed it with the Pi imager. I'll try again tomorrow.

Moode image is is shipped in a zip file not a rar file, and no need to unzip b4 using the Pi Imager

Ok, then it was my mistake. I have unzipped the file. Thanks Tim

[hifinet]

In the Moode Setup Guide 2. Creating a boot SD card.