The easiest way I found is to set the USB DAC to be the default device in "/usr/share/alsa/nf"Ĭhange "0" of below to the HW # of the usb cardĬreate the file "/etc/modprobe.d/nf" and write into it: If you have issues with your USB DAC and pi playing nice There's a bunch of out of date info out there. Sudo apt-get remove -auto-remove libcurl4-openssl-dev
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This service requires LIBCUR元, if you update things like PHP or HTTP services on your Pi you may inadvertently install v4.
I've used this to create a little streaming Pi, a couple of troubleshoot tips incase anyone else has the same issues I did. I tried setting (hw:2,0) and (hw:1,0) and finally (hw:0,0) with no success. It is attached to the USB 2.0 port. I have no idea what the others on the list are doing here. The only device I have connected is Hegel. I am a complete newbie and I would appreciate if you provide even most obvious steps. Today is the first time in my life I set up a Raspberry Pi (4B) and manipulated files in it including permissions and editing the contents. The snag there is that Volumio is a subscription service and this one is free.Ĭan you please advise if you see any obvious fixes to the issue? I made a second setup with Volumio and I managed to get it to work flawlessly and even control hardware volume on my H390. I tried to play with (hw:y,z) parameters, but with no luck. I am attaching a few screenshots with my current settings. The app shows correct streamer name (Adam-Pi as per screenshot below) and it connects to the RPi. It is connected to the RPi (4B) with Moode and the install from the top of this post and seems that Tidal Connect is running, but I hear no output sound. I played with it today and I can't make it work with my Hegel H390. I know this is somehow annoying, but the benefits are:ġ) as interface, you will use Tidal app, simply selecting where you want the output to go in "Sound Output"Ģ) for those using Tidal, sound quality is exceptional IMHO!!!! Please note that when you start the service, " it locks the audio device in exclusive mode", so that if you attempt to access the device in some other way (e.g. with MPD) you will get an error as long as the Tidal connect service will not be stopped. playback-device "LA-QXD1: USB Audio (hw:2,0)"Ĭonfigure the service for automatic startup at boot: tc-certificate-path "/usr/ifi/ifi-tidal-release/id_certificate/IfiAudio_ZenStream.dat" \ The value for playback-device needs to be exactly the same inserted at point 2ĮxecStart=/usr/ifi/ifi-tidal-release/bin/tidal_connect_application \
Specify the device audio to b used by the Tidal Connect service by adding the parameter "-playback-device". Modify as you like the name you want to give to the service using parameters "-f" and "-model name" Modify file "/lib/systemd/system/rvice" in order to The info to be used can be gathered using command "aplay -l"įor example, I modified the row of device #1 to enter the info of my USB dac Modify file "/usr/ifi/ifi-tidal-release/pa_devs/devices" to configure your own audio device The starting point is coming from this thread on :Ĭonnect to the raspberry using ssh and launch the installation as indicated in I did this on top of a raspberry pi4 running Moode, but conceptually this should work on any raspberry with Debian. Please find below a recap of the steps required to install and run Tidal connect on a raspberry.
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