03-16-2021, 05:51 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-16-2021, 05:52 PM by croccodillo.)
Hello all,
First of all, I must thanks everybody involved into the Moode project, it is really a great pieace of software!
I'm using Moode Audio on a Raspberry PI 3B+ for at least one year now.
The PI is connected via WiFi to my house network.
I installed a dirty cheap chinese ES9023 DAC, connected via few cables to the PI.
I also built a custom power supply, nicely filtered.
Connected to the PI is a USB external Hard Disk, where my whole Audio library (about 300 Gb of FLAC files) resides.
The DAC output is then connected to my old (40 yo) but great HiFi system.
I use the built-it web interface and MALP to control Moode Audio.
Everything works fine, but I have a request for you.
Since the USB HDD is quite large (2TB), I'd like to use it as a secondary backup device for some of my other data (pictures, video, etc.).
My question is: s there a way to tell Moode Audio (or Better, to MPD) which directory to scan for music and which one to ignore?
I'd like to make it scan only the directory I want, mainly the one where the Audio library exist.
How to do that?
However, as told, Moode Audio is great!
First of all, I must thanks everybody involved into the Moode project, it is really a great pieace of software!
I'm using Moode Audio on a Raspberry PI 3B+ for at least one year now.
The PI is connected via WiFi to my house network.
I installed a dirty cheap chinese ES9023 DAC, connected via few cables to the PI.
I also built a custom power supply, nicely filtered.
Connected to the PI is a USB external Hard Disk, where my whole Audio library (about 300 Gb of FLAC files) resides.
The DAC output is then connected to my old (40 yo) but great HiFi system.
I use the built-it web interface and MALP to control Moode Audio.
Everything works fine, but I have a request for you.
Since the USB HDD is quite large (2TB), I'd like to use it as a secondary backup device for some of my other data (pictures, video, etc.).
My question is: s there a way to tell Moode Audio (or Better, to MPD) which directory to scan for music and which one to ignore?
I'd like to make it scan only the directory I want, mainly the one where the Audio library exist.
How to do that?
However, as told, Moode Audio is great!
