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Can you please tell me some more details about your NAS?
If your dlna server doesn’t provide the correct media format of your audio files, soundseeder might block the selection. (Images should not be addable to the playlist for example). If you are sure that these files are playable, I can try to implement a workaround for that…
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jekappsjekappsKeymasterThis is hard to say. The solution posted here works fine with my USB sound card. I wasn’t able to reproduce the issues again…
Maybe you should think about waiting for the first reviews of the new Rasberry Pi 2, which was anounced today. Hopefully they improved the quality of the line out port…
jekappsKeymasterHello Peter.
As the Google Music Player is property of Google, I can not upload the correct apk here, but please check our FAQ.
There is a link to a google search, which should present you a compatible apk file:
FAQ: Google Music ModejekappsKeymasterThank you for testing and all the details!
I’m still not sure if this is an error in my code or if the problem is located in the Pi/Linux/JavaAudio/USB combination.
There is no difference on Java side, whether you stream to the default audio device or any other device/mixer.
Its good to know that you can use (most of) your USB-Cards for now, but I’ll keep investigating, how the playback can be improved.jekappsKeymasterI’ve been able to reproduce the jittering with an usb soundcard.
I’m still not sure why this happens, but I’ve found a workaround, that is working with my USB Card.
Please try the following:– Replace the speaker jar file on your Raspberry Pi with the one attached to this post.
– Start the soundseederspeaker.jar in debug mode by appending the comandline argument “-d”
You will now see a list of all registered audio mixers:Available mixers: [0]ALSA [default], version 3.12.28+ [1]ALSA [plughw:0,0], version 3.12.28+ [2]ALSA [plughw:0,1], version 3.12.28+ [3]Set [plughw:1,0], version 3.12.28+ [4]Port ALSA [hw:0], version 3.12.28+ [5]Port Set [hw:1], version 3.12.28+
My USB Audio Card is the Audio Mixer with id 3.
Now stop the speaker (CTRL + C) and launch it with the new comandline arg. “-m”, followed by your desired audio mixer id:
java -jar soundseederspeaker.jar -m 3
The “.asoundrc” configuration file can be removed…
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jekappsKeymasterHi Jeroen!
Thanks for the infos!
Did you have to install additional audio drivers for the usb audio card?jekappsKeymasterOk, great you were faster! 😀
jekappsKeymasterHey mourningsun.
This looks like your Java Runtime is not able to access your audio engine.
Can you switch to the Oracle JDK instead of the OpenJDK?
My raspian had this preinstalled, but you should be able to switch it this way:
sudo apt-get install oracle-java7-jdk
sudo update-java-alternatives -s jdk-7-oracle-armhf
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