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  • metallicus premium
    10. Februar 2019 at 12:20 #44424

    Hallo,
    auf meinem Raspberry PI 3+ habe ich Max2Play Version Beta-190131 mit einer Allo Bass DAC soweit am laufen.
    Musik über Jivelite abspielen über die Allo Boss funktioniert auch.
    Jetzt habe ich noch Kodi installiert inkl. Update auf V18 und bekomme kein Ton aus der Allo Boss.
    In den Kodi Einstellungen habe ich nur folgende Auswahlmöglichkeiten:
    ALSA: Default (bmc2835 ALSA bmc 2835 ALSA)
    PI: HDMI
    PI: Analoge
    PI: HDMI and Analogue

    Über eure unterstützung würde ich mich sehr freuen.

    Gruß
    Peter

    Cassio299 premium
    10. Februar 2019 at 15:24 #44425

    Hi Peter

    Make sure that Build-In-Audio is disabled in Raspberry settings, if not disable it and make a reboot.

    Go into the audio player tab under Squeezelight settings click advanced and check if your soundcard is available.

    let me know the answer

    Peter

    metallicus premium
    10. Februar 2019 at 20:05 #44427

    Thanks for the help, now it’s working.

    Gruß
    Peter

    AlexAl77 premium
    16. Februar 2019 at 20:33 #44473

    Good evening. I use IQAudIO, installed the KODI, chose the sound output through the card in the Alsa(), but the sound is still through the HDMI.
    I tried everything that is possible, but is the sound still via HDMI? What you need to do to make the sound through the sound card?

    Cassio299 premium
    17. Februar 2019 at 0:12 #44476

    chose the sound output through the card in the Alsa(). —- Do you mean selected the IQAudIO driver in the IQAudIO plugin ??

    Sometimes things in the PI get a lille mixed up therefore: check sound card plugin and Raspberry Settings and Squeeze light if you use that!! for your sound card selections. If everything look OK do this:

    shout down your pi

    unplug only your HDMI cable

    start your pi without your HDMI cable pluged in

    shut down your pi again

    and boot it up again

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