06-17-2020, 11:10 AM
Hi and thanks for all the effort put into Moode !
I have a rpi z wh + Hifiberry Dac+Dsp running Moode audio
In web UI Moode -> audio -> MPD, I have set volume to hardware
When used as UPnP renderer, I can adjust volume in Android BubbleUPnP and can verify by ssh to rpi and there use command dsptoolkit get-volume which shows the DSP changes volume if volume buttons on the phone is pushed.
However in Airplay, I see that as soon as I connect to Airplay the hardware volume is set to 0dB 100% (and 1.002 ; why not 1.000?), so it seems Moode can change it. (and a few seconds after disconnectin it restores the HW vol as it was before connecting)
Is it expected that the HW volume is fixed at 0dB (I would have expected this to be the case only for SW vol), and in any case: can I change something such that when I connect through Airplay the HW volume is not touched and if I adjust volume on my Mac or through Tuneblade the volume adjusts the hardware volume?
I have some indications through googling several links that it should control the HW: http://moodeaudio.org/forum/printthread.php?tid=808
I have a rpi z wh + Hifiberry Dac+Dsp running Moode audio
In web UI Moode -> audio -> MPD, I have set volume to hardware
When used as UPnP renderer, I can adjust volume in Android BubbleUPnP and can verify by ssh to rpi and there use command dsptoolkit get-volume which shows the DSP changes volume if volume buttons on the phone is pushed.
However in Airplay, I see that as soon as I connect to Airplay the hardware volume is set to 0dB 100% (and 1.002 ; why not 1.000?), so it seems Moode can change it. (and a few seconds after disconnectin it restores the HW vol as it was before connecting)
Is it expected that the HW volume is fixed at 0dB (I would have expected this to be the case only for SW vol), and in any case: can I change something such that when I connect through Airplay the HW volume is not touched and if I adjust volume on my Mac or through Tuneblade the volume adjusts the hardware volume?
I have some indications through googling several links that it should control the HW: http://moodeaudio.org/forum/printthread.php?tid=808
