04-15-2022, 03:12 PM
@quimbo
That's an old version of mpc, apparently.
Here's what man mpc reports on my moOde player
or, from mpc help,
So, regarding your first issue, from your earlier post we see the library has over 260K tracks. From Tim's post, the queue limit is 16384. An easy way to cause the error message you see would be to mount the music source, update the library, then select the entire library folder (or any large enough subfolder) and click add, play, or clear/play.
As for the second issue(s), are you still seeing the error messages in the log after rebooting?
There are several items in the moodeutl output which look odd to me but I have no knowledge of Schiit DACs. Just grep'ping for ALSA gets me
I would expect Card 2 to be identified by a vendor-specified string (e.g., my Khadas Tone1 board reports as "Tone1"; my cheapo USB-in/out adapter as "Device"), I would expect the ALSA mixer to be identified by a vendor-specified string (my Khadas board is "Tone1 "; the USB-in/out adapter as "Speaker").
The line "ALSA PCM volume set to ()" seems suspicious. The mixers for both my USB devices are set to (0).
What is the output of the alsacap command (when not playing a track or radio station)?
Regards,
Kent
PS - ya gotta love the word usage in MPD code/documentation and in common players. Directory vs folder, library vs database, song vs track (or even just file), queue vs playlist. Sigh.
PPS - nice list of tracks!
That's an old version of mpc, apparently.
Here's what man mpc reports on my moOde player
Code:
listall [<file>] - Lists <file> from database. If no
<file> is specified, lists all songs in the database.or, from mpc help,
Code:
mpc listall [<file>] List all songs in the music dirSo, regarding your first issue, from your earlier post we see the library has over 260K tracks. From Tim's post, the queue limit is 16384. An easy way to cause the error message you see would be to mount the music source, update the library, then select the entire library folder (or any large enough subfolder) and click add, play, or clear/play.
As for the second issue(s), are you still seeing the error messages in the log after rebooting?
There are several items in the moodeutl output which look odd to me but I have no knowledge of Schiit DACs. Just grep'ping for ALSA gets me
Code:
20220414 171449 worker: ALSA cards: (0:b1 | 1:Headphones | 2:USB | 3:empty
20220414 171449 worker: ALSA mixer actual (PCM)
20220414 171449 worker: ALSA PCM volume set to ()
20220414 171452 worker: ALSA card number (2)
20220414 171452 worker: ALSA mixer name (PCM)
20220414 171453 worker: Max ALSA volume (100%)
20220414 171453 worker: ALSA output mode (Default: plughw)
20220414 171453 worker: ALSA loopback (Off)
20220414 171459 worker: MPD output 1 ALSA Default (on)
20220414 171459 worker: MPD output 2 ALSA Bluetooth (off)
20220414 171503 worker: ALSA PCM volume ()I would expect Card 2 to be identified by a vendor-specified string (e.g., my Khadas Tone1 board reports as "Tone1"; my cheapo USB-in/out adapter as "Device"), I would expect the ALSA mixer to be identified by a vendor-specified string (my Khadas board is "Tone1 "; the USB-in/out adapter as "Speaker").
The line "ALSA PCM volume set to ()" seems suspicious. The mixers for both my USB devices are set to (0).
What is the output of the alsacap command (when not playing a track or radio station)?
Regards,
Kent
PS - ya gotta love the word usage in MPD code/documentation and in common players. Directory vs folder, library vs database, song vs track (or even just file), queue vs playlist. Sigh.
PPS - nice list of tracks!
