07-02-2024, 07:10 PM
@Th3Bug
I can not exactly replicate your hardware setup since I have only a bare Pi Zero W (no GPIO header) at hand.
However, with moOde 8.3.9 installed on the Pi Zero W and using a Creative Technology BT-W2 USB adapter driving my Sennheiser headphones I get perfectly clear audio output either playing one of the predefined Internet radio stations or streaming one from my Google Pixel 6A phone connected to the Pi via Bluetooth.
Using the command @Tim Curtis suggested
This means the phone is streaming aptX encoded Bluetooth to moOde.
As an aside, I consider the aging 32-bit Pi Zero W no longer suitable for moOde.
If you need the identical footprint, then the updated Pi Zero 2W is a better choice. Otherwise, I find the Pi 3A+ hits the sweet spot if a more muscular (faster CPU, more memory) Pi model isn't needed.
Regards,
Kent
I can not exactly replicate your hardware setup since I have only a bare Pi Zero W (no GPIO header) at hand.
However, with moOde 8.3.9 installed on the Pi Zero W and using a Creative Technology BT-W2 USB adapter driving my Sennheiser headphones I get perfectly clear audio output either playing one of the predefined Internet radio stations or streaming one from my Google Pixel 6A phone connected to the Pi via Bluetooth.
Using the command @Tim Curtis suggested
Code:
rho@black:~ $ bluealsa-cli -v list-pcms
/org/bluealsa/hci0/dev_0C_C4_13_D6_3A_36/a2dpsnk/source
Device: /org/bluez/hci0/dev_0C_C4_13_D6_3A_36
Sequence: 0
Transport: A2DP-sink
Mode: source
Running: true
Format: S24_LE
Channels: 2
Sampling: 48000 Hz
Available codecs: [ Unknown ]
Selected codec: aptX-HD:d700000024001200000000
Delay: 15.0 ms
SoftVolume: true
Volume: L: 127 R: 127
Muted: L: false R: falseThis means the phone is streaming aptX encoded Bluetooth to moOde.
As an aside, I consider the aging 32-bit Pi Zero W no longer suitable for moOde.
If you need the identical footprint, then the updated Pi Zero 2W is a better choice. Otherwise, I find the Pi 3A+ hits the sweet spot if a more muscular (faster CPU, more memory) Pi model isn't needed.
Regards,
Kent
