07-25-2020, 01:40 PM
(07-25-2020, 01:17 PM)TheOldPresbyope Wrote: @Frank79
That's the DIY spirit! Just keep in mind that you're as likely to fail as to succeed. Not that much different from my dad swapping tubes in the family TV with whatever he had on hand. It's what he liked to call "heat it and beat it engineering". Sometimes it worked.
Regards,
Kent
[UPDATE] There's a dac driver overlay in the current moOde named "hifiberry-dacplushd". That's the one I'd try were I in your shoes. To repeat, though, we have no idea what options and control functions are exposed in this driver.
Seems like I failed. Here's what I did:
* Downloaded latest Moode release and Balena Etched' it to a microSD card
* Then, before I launched Moode for the first time with this fresh install, I edited the db file with the following lines:
Code:
INSERT INTO cfg_audiodev (id, name, dacchip, chipoptions, iface, list, driver, drvoptions) VALUES (148, 'HiFiBerry DAC2 HD', 'Burr Brown PCM1796', '100,0,FIR interpolation with de-emphasis', 'I2S', 'yes', 'hifiberry-dac2-hd', '');
INSERT INTO cfg_audiodev (id, name, dacchip, chipoptions, iface, list, driver, drvoptions) VALUES (149, 'HiFiBerry DAC2 HD', 'Burr Brown PCM1796', '100,0,FIR interpolation with de-emphasis', 'I2S', 'yes', 'hifiberry-dac', '');
I wanted to try two at once, maybe that's my mistake. Anyway, I've lauched Moode and none of those two lines are shown within the Audio Config > Devices > I2S audio device select field.
Is there some kind of compiling script I should execute before any changes in that SQL file could be taken in account?