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Audio out via USB DAC #40
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I also tried what @harrybaumann in #31 suggested, but this also didn't work:
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I had the same problem found an easy fix if you don't need the on board audio. Disables/blacklists the onboard audio. Then just restart your pi and you are done. Worked for me with the original dragonfly usb dac. |
hello, thank you for your reply! This is what I get with
I tried the following:
But now I discovered that after I updated & upgraded everything i can delete all the additional
What should I do about that? @hjolli Wouldn't it be a problem if I disabled the internal soundcard and switch my speakers/DAC off and on again? Thank you! |
@audiogeek123 if it works, I wouldn't worry about the errors. Think of them as warnings. Closing! |
I have the same problem with my USB Bose Speakers. The funny thing is it already worked a few months ago but I had to reinstall my RPI.
OPTIONS is set to "--device hw:1,0" no further values (e.g. username, password)
I tried everything above but nothing is working. |
It worked for me only a few days too. Here is how I solved it (until now):
add save & close
add save & close You should see now only your Bose USB Audio DAC when you type in Delete all the additional options in the raspotify file and reboot. Hope this works for you. |
It finally worked! Thank you for your solution! Thanks again for your help! |
Hello, I have the following problem:
I connected my active speakers via USB to my Pi 3. They are set as default and work perfectly in browser etc. and when I start librespot in the shell with this command:
librespot --name raspberry --bitrate 320 --backend alsa --device hw:1
so I thougt when I change the /etc/default/raspotify to this it would have the same effect:
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OPTIONS="--name raspberry --bitrate 320 --backend alsa --device hw:1"
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Unfortunately this doesn't work, do you have any hints for me?
Thank you very much! :-)
Greets
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