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Allo Piano 2.1 problem in 2.1 mode
#11
The symptoms suggest the Allo DSP files which are necessary for the Subwoofer modes are not installed.

These files cannot be bundled in a Linux distribution because of license restrictions. They have to be downloaded and installed by end user.

Below is the procedure from moOde Build Recipe
Code:
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// COMPONENT 9 - Allo Piano 2.1 Firmware
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cd ~
wget https://github.com/allocom/piano-firmware/archive/master.zip
sudo unzip master.zip
sudo rm ./master.zip
sudo cp -r ./piano-firmware-master/lib/firmware/allo /lib/firmware
sudo rm -rf ./piano-firmware-master
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#12
THX Tim, it works!!!
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#13
Nice :-)

The Piano 2.1 in Dual-mode is one of my favorite DAC's

-Tim
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#14
if I set the volume to 0, I hear the sw anyway. 
what am I doing wrong  Huh
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#15
Try setting MPD volume control to Hardware.
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#16
the mpd volume controlled by hardware. the problem still there!
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#17
After setting volume to 0 post the output of the command below

Code:
./piano.sh
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#18
don't work  Huh

no matter what i do .... i turn the player volume to 0 ( left and right channel are still ) and the sw always go on diligently ... bam bam bam

normally, all channels should be silent if i turn the player volume to 0!?
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#19
Follow instructions in post #17
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#20
i already tried
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