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17. Mai 2016 at 21:06 #20165
Hi,
I was wondering if the „phat DAC“ is compatible to Max2Play and if yes – what hifi card will I have to use in the settings? Are other prerequisites neccessary?
Phat DAC: https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/phat-dacMany thanks and best regards
Muhackl18. Mai 2016 at 15:04 #20174Hi muhackl,
We currently only support the PiDAC Zero by IQaudIO for the Raspberry Pi Zero23. Mai 2016 at 22:09 #20235It compatible to the hifiberry dac… So it should work flawlessly.
25. Mai 2016 at 16:42 #20282Hi muhackl,
I was trying to say that we currently only offer the IQaudIO sound card for the Zero and cannot confirm or deny the compatibility of this other product. However, if you have it working flawlessly, we would appreciate the feedback so we can inform other users of the compatibility.23. Oktober 2016 at 11:21 #23524Are there updates about the support of pHAT DAC from http://www.pimoroni.com ?
That would be great, because the pHAT DAC is the cheapest sound card for the Zero.
Greetings,
Tobi11. März 2018 at 23:46 #34326Hello
I try to use HifiBerry Dac option with my PI0 but doesn’t Work for me … my PhatDac don’t work…
I try with another Pi and another PhatDac it’s same.
Guys can you help me please i try in 3 Hours but nothing.
Thx12. März 2018 at 18:07 #34350Hi medpayne,
As mentioned before, we do not have this device here for testing.
You can try selecting „none“ in the HiFiBerry plugin, rebooting, reselecting HiFiBerry DAC (no „+“) and rebooting again.
13. März 2018 at 10:27 #34372Hello
So I managed to make it work.
I think it worked since my first try, because I realized that the sound is low but very low.
Is there an option to increase the sound?
I searched but I did not find anything on the interphace of M2P.thank you in advance
13. März 2018 at 16:06 #34399Hi medpayne,
Not sure about your dac, but you can try adding „hw:1“ or „hw:0“ depending on the slot your sound card has.
13. März 2018 at 18:03 #34403advanced settings of the player you use. There is a setting called „command line options“.
13. März 2018 at 18:49 #34405Thx Heiner
I realized i use passive speaker but i think i need active speaker with Dac card14. März 2018 at 18:29 #34426Hi medapyne,
Indeed, you need an Amp HAT for passive speakers and DAC HAT for active speakers. If you have a digital input on your stereo, you can also use a Digi HAT for that. Those are three main groups 😉
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