Pimoroni Pirate Audio

Hi purist,

According to Pimoroni’s documentation, they also use the default hifiberry driver. So the card should work by selecting „HiFiBerry DAC“ in the Raspberry Settings and rebooting, automatically.

Hi psleertouwer,

Which display do you mean exactly? I can only find the 240×240 display from Pimoroni. Unfortunately we are not responsible for the development of Jivelite. The best thing to do is to ask in the Slimdevices forum whether someone can add support for this resolution.

Hi psleertouwer,

After updating Jivelite, I was actually able to select the skin. Changing the skin went without any problems and I was able to use Jivelite normally. Is your display a touch display? It may be that the screen automatically turns black if no input is made after a while. Check in the screen saver settings whether the Blank Screen option is selected and switch off the screen saver there if necessary. If you don’t have any other way to use Jivelite, use our VNC plugin. This allows you to view and control the desktop of your Pi on a PC.

• This reply was modified 4 years ago by MarioM.

Hallo!

Habe jetzt den auch den Pirate Audio 3W AMP mit Display.
Kann mir wer weiter helfen, wie ich das Display + Amp zum Laufen bekomme?

VG Daniel

Hi Daniel,

We currently do not plan to actively support Pirate Audio products. But as Heiner already said, they use the normal HiFiBerry driver. Here you can find information about the configuration: https://github.com/pimoroni/pirate-audio

And here is explained how to install the display: https://github.com/pimoroni/st7789-python

However, we can’t guarantee that this will work with Max2Play, as we can’t test it ourselves.