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Problem with start #39
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I don't see a problem here. Seems to work fine so far. Did you try to connect to it? |
Hello it was first a problem with the phone and jet I can connect put an other Problem: Accepted IPv4 client on socket 18 |
How are you starting the connection on the sender? |
Thank you for your Answer now I've a Picture. |
I'm having the same issue. Does this have something to do with the RPI 4? I'm running on an RPI 4 - 4GB. I can connect but can't seem to get a Youtube video or Spotify song to play. |
I have checked the issues and have been able to connect Airplay through the dedicated button. The Screen Mirroring works just fine - I can even watch recorded videos from my phone - but the audio is not coming along. The output states "raop_rtp starting audio" every time I open a video. The same issue when playing music through the Music app: "raop_rtp starting audio" is printed, the phone thinks it is casting to the Pi, but audio is not coming along. I tried it with and without the '-a hdmi' parameter to force audio through HDMI. I attached a debug log (first Music app, then recorded video). |
Does audio work if you use low-latency mode (the -l flag)? |
I just tried it without result. I got the same output so didn't upload a new logfile. |
The white circle is for audio only AirPlay, and this protocol is not supported by RPiPlay (use Shairport-sync or Shairplay for that), so it's not supposed to work. Does the hello_audio sample (source should be shipped with Raspbian at /opt/vc/src/hello_pi/hello_audio) produce any sound output on your Pi 4? |
I've change the HDMI Port and then the audio works but Youtube and Google Videos doesn't work. |
Could you detail how exactly you changed the HDMI port? Do audio and video output on different HDMI ports? |
@FD- Same issue here. The rPi4 has 2 HDMI ports (see https://images.vogel.de/vogelonline/bdb/1580200/1580232/39.jpg ). If I use the left port (the one next to the USB-C port) I don't get video -only a black screen. If I use the right port (the one next to the audio-jack) I do get video but no audio. |
@fosple Do you get audio on the port that has no video? IIRC Pi 4 only has audio output on one of the 2 HDMI ports. |
@FD- Currently I don't have my rPi4 with me, so I can't check. Will let you know once I've access to it again. |
@fosple by default, RPi 4 only outputs sound on HDMI0. You need to manually enable sound output for HDMI1, albeit that's not ideal. More details: raspberrypi/firmware#1243 |
@SaltwaterC Thanks a lot! |
This is resolved? |
Hello verybody, same issue here - video streaming through HDMI works pretty well but no sound:
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Hello,
I've an RPI 4 with 2GB RAM
I've done all that, which was written in the README but after when I start with "./rpiplay -n RPI"
Only this comes:
Initialized server socket(s)
*** WARNING *** The program 'rpiplay' uses the Apple Bonjour compatibility layer of Avahi.
*** WARNING *** Please fix your application to use the native API of Avahi!
*** WARNING *** For more information see http://0pointer.de/blog/projects/avahi-compat.html
Thank you for your support
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