11-14-2023, 03:54 AM
(This post was last modified: 11-14-2023, 03:57 AM by TheOldPresbyope.
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@Tim Curtis
I cranked moOde up to debug logging just in case and looked at /var/log/shairport-sync.log as I set the AirPlay renderer to AirPlay 2 protocol and turned the service on. Here's what I see at the end of the log
Yikes.
According to systemctl the nqptp service, which is needed by shairport-sync for AirPlay 2 timing and synchronization, is running
Might it not be starting fast enough? Or something like that?
ETA - rereading the error message more carefully, t suspect timing isn't itself the issue.
Regards,
Kent
I cranked moOde up to debug logging just in case and looked at /var/log/shairport-sync.log as I set the AirPlay renderer to AirPlay 2 protocol and turned the service on. Here's what I see at the end of the log
Code:
0.028485417 "ptp-utilities.c:223" Send control message to NQPTP: "/nqptp T"
0.000909271 "ptp-utilities.c:163" ptp_shm_interface_open with mapped_addr = 0
0.000708281 "ptp-utilities.c:194" ptp_shm_interface_open -- success!
0.001091406 "ptp-utilities.c:91" get_nqptp_data -- main and secondary records don't match after 10 attempts!
0.000517188 "shairport.c:2630" *fatal error: The nqptp service on this system, which is required for Shairport Sync to operate, does not seem to be initialised.
0.000497916 "shairport.c:1728" emergency exit
Yikes.
According to systemctl the nqptp service, which is needed by shairport-sync for AirPlay 2 timing and synchronization, is running
Code:
pi@Sunroom:/var/log $ systemctl status nqptp
● nqptp.service - NQPTP -- Not Quite PTP
Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/nqptp.service; disabled; vendor pres>
Active: active (running) since Mon 2023-11-13 22:39:47 EST; 8min ago
Main PID: 18059 (nqptp)
Tasks: 1 (limit: 421)
CPU: 2.757s
CGroup: /system.slice/nqptp.service
└─18059 /usr/bin/nqptp
Nov 13 22:39:47 Sunroom systemd[1]: Started NQPTP -- Not Quite PTP.
Might it not be starting fast enough? Or something like that?
ETA - rereading the error message more carefully, t suspect timing isn't itself the issue.
Regards,
Kent