I installed Moode Audioplayer on a Raspberry 3b+.
Works great, but not completely.
Our LG OLED65E9PLA television is connected to the LG (DSP11RA) soundbar via the (E)ARC connection with an HDMI cable. When the television is switched on, the soundbar is also activated. I see ARC on the soundbar display.
The Raspberry Pi is also connected to the soundbar via an HDMI cable on port HDMI-1. When I switch on the Raspberry Pi, I see that the connection between the television and the soundbar is lost. OPT appears on the soundbar. The sound of the television now comes from the speakers of the television.
The music that I want to listen to via Moode player is possible (the display of the soundbar shows HDMI-1, the port to which the Raspberry is connected). I have already tried different HDMI cables. If I switch off the Raspberry, the ARC connection is active again and I hear the sound of the TV via the soundbar again.
Now I read on the internet that some people say that I have to remove D14 on the Raspberry Pi. No idea where it is located and whether it is even on the 3b+ version.
Question: does anyone have a solution where I do not have to remove a part of the 3b+, but a software solution?
Works great, but not completely.
Our LG OLED65E9PLA television is connected to the LG (DSP11RA) soundbar via the (E)ARC connection with an HDMI cable. When the television is switched on, the soundbar is also activated. I see ARC on the soundbar display.
The Raspberry Pi is also connected to the soundbar via an HDMI cable on port HDMI-1. When I switch on the Raspberry Pi, I see that the connection between the television and the soundbar is lost. OPT appears on the soundbar. The sound of the television now comes from the speakers of the television.
The music that I want to listen to via Moode player is possible (the display of the soundbar shows HDMI-1, the port to which the Raspberry is connected). I have already tried different HDMI cables. If I switch off the Raspberry, the ARC connection is active again and I hear the sound of the TV via the soundbar again.
Now I read on the internet that some people say that I have to remove D14 on the Raspberry Pi. No idea where it is located and whether it is even on the 3b+ version.
Question: does anyone have a solution where I do not have to remove a part of the 3b+, but a software solution?
