10-02-2018, 02:24 PM
Thanks drone7 and Tim for the prompt responses.
Got to the bottom of it - I realized that the 4.2 card I used as a test (and which played the World Service) on my RPI3B/DAC had SoX resampling enabled. When I disabled the SoX resampling the 4.2 card would not play the World Service - as the 4.3 would not. So I suspect my DAC does not like that odd 22.05 sample rate.
If I SoX resample either 4.2 or 4.3 cards with any 'standard' sample rate then my DAC plays the World Service. When I placed either card (4.2 and 4.3 with SoX disabled) in another RPI3B using a different DAC they both played so its a DAC issue, not Moode.
Looks like that World Service link has recently changed its sample rate as I've never had this issue before.
By the way drone7, the Radio 4 relay of the World Service is not all-day - it starts at 1am BST, when the regular programming of Radio 4 signs off for the night. You being on the Far Side of The World probably are bright-eyed after 1am BST...
The logo not deleting issue might bear adding to your To Do list, Tim.
Thanks again for the response.
Derek
Got to the bottom of it - I realized that the 4.2 card I used as a test (and which played the World Service) on my RPI3B/DAC had SoX resampling enabled. When I disabled the SoX resampling the 4.2 card would not play the World Service - as the 4.3 would not. So I suspect my DAC does not like that odd 22.05 sample rate.
If I SoX resample either 4.2 or 4.3 cards with any 'standard' sample rate then my DAC plays the World Service. When I placed either card (4.2 and 4.3 with SoX disabled) in another RPI3B using a different DAC they both played so its a DAC issue, not Moode.
Looks like that World Service link has recently changed its sample rate as I've never had this issue before.
By the way drone7, the Radio 4 relay of the World Service is not all-day - it starts at 1am BST, when the regular programming of Radio 4 signs off for the night. You being on the Far Side of The World probably are bright-eyed after 1am BST...
The logo not deleting issue might bear adding to your To Do list, Tim.
Thanks again for the response.
Derek
