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5. Mai 2017 at 14:06 #28718
mtk,
maybe on the RPI3 the problems are worse. But I agree that it would be enough to write „Deaktiviere integriertes Audio“ in the RPI-preferences.
There must be a possibility to change the topic, because there are topics in this forum with [Solved]. So lets close this topic between us two.
Again many thanks for your qualified help!
goestr
4. Mai 2017 at 18:34 #28708Hello mtk,
thank you for this hint! It brought the solution. The funny thing is that I use a RasPi 2 and the option is for the RasPi 3.
But nevertheless it works.
Being new to this forum I cannot find the button for „solved“. Have you got an idea?
Thanks!goestr
4. Mai 2017 at 12:41 #28696Hi Mohammad Mbydeen,
many thanks for giving me link!
The main informations in this link were
1. use the actual version of KODI,
2. disable any kind of audio-players,
3. disable the onboard-audio in case of additional sound cards.
I use the KODI-Version 17.1, which is the latest version.
max2play disables automaticly the Squeezelite-player, if KODI is enabled.
Disabling the onboard-audio seems a problem to me, because in the „Raspberry Einstellungen“ there is only the choice between Standard, Earphone-connection and HDMI. There is no possibility to disable onboard-audio.
I choose „Earphone-connection“ to avoid audio being streamed over HDMI, but in the KODI-preferences (Audio output device) was no difference against the statements in my first mail.
So the open question is: how can I disable onboard-audio?
Thanks for help,
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