Hi all,
I have a little trouble with the volume after rebooting MoOde 7.60. My settings look as follow:
Hardware = RPI 2B
HAT-DAC = Hifiberry Dac+
Alsa Options Max Volume = 100%
MPD Volume Type = Hardware
UpnP Client for MPD = ON
UpnP Service type = OpenHome
Control Point = BubbleUpnP on Android Smartphone
My Problem is, the volume is always muted directly after rebooting the RPI. I have to scroll up the volume slider manually each time to hear the music after rebooting the RPI. Therefore, I installed the following service called "my-set-volume.service" to set the volume after rebooting, but it doesn't work.
I also have checked, the service is correctly started at booting time. And if I manually start the service from the console with "systemctl start my-set-volume.service" later, it also works as expected.
Has anyone an idea why it doesn't work?
I guess, there is a hidden script which will mute or set the volume to 0 after my-set-volume.service is started. But I don't know which?
Thank you!
I have a little trouble with the volume after rebooting MoOde 7.60. My settings look as follow:
Hardware = RPI 2B
HAT-DAC = Hifiberry Dac+
Alsa Options Max Volume = 100%
MPD Volume Type = Hardware
UpnP Client for MPD = ON
UpnP Service type = OpenHome
Control Point = BubbleUpnP on Android Smartphone
My Problem is, the volume is always muted directly after rebooting the RPI. I have to scroll up the volume slider manually each time to hear the music after rebooting the RPI. Therefore, I installed the following service called "my-set-volume.service" to set the volume after rebooting, but it doesn't work.
Code:
[Unit]
Description=My Volume Setting
After=sound.target mpd.service upmpdcli.service
[Service]
Type=simple
ExecStart=amixer sset Digital 80%,80%
[Install]
WantedBy=multi-user.target
I also have checked, the service is correctly started at booting time. And if I manually start the service from the console with "systemctl start my-set-volume.service" later, it also works as expected.
Has anyone an idea why it doesn't work?
I guess, there is a hidden script which will mute or set the volume to 0 after my-set-volume.service is started. But I don't know which?
Thank you!