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22. April 2017 at 17:10 #28409
hi Mbydeen
Burned new image, started fresh but Allo Boss DAC still not showing in Raspberry Pi Settings page. In that pull down menu I can see Allo Piano 2.0 and Piano 2.1 DAC’s but not Allo Boss DAC. Updated kernel and Max2Play but still no trace of Allo Boss in RPi settings page.Thanks,
Juzio23. April 2017 at 23:38 #28424I have exactly the same issue, I installed the Allo plugin, and have Allo boss selected. but squeezelite fails to start, saying no hardware found ?
please help
many thanks..
24. April 2017 at 14:33 #28444@ juzio
Please note that the Allo Boss DAC in Raspberry Settings page DACs/AMPs pull down menu is not available at the moment, you can change the settings from Allo plugin page. We are working to add it into the menu, sorry for any inconvenience.
@ mrfunk
It could be a hardware malfunction, please make sure that card in a good condition, and try to set it up on the Raspberry pi correctly.
Best Regards,
Mohammad Mbydeen24. April 2017 at 19:05 #28446We both have an identical issue. The card is new, and tested OK with volumio, by just changing the micro sd card.. So not a hardware issue…
The order it was installed.
I was originally using Iqaudio dac, this was removed, Allo boss installed and booted. Installed plug in, then custom kernel. Card is selected in the Allo plug in page. In the audioplayer setting page, the hardware line, doesn’t look correct, no mention of Allo boss. Screen shot to follow when I’m home tonight. Squeeze player fails to open saying no hardware found. I really welcome your help as max2play is just so freaking awesome! Thanks in anticipation
David
24. April 2017 at 19:20 #28447Just noticed in manual that I should add „dtoverlay=allo-boss-pcm512x-audio“ to config.txt? Surely the install does this for me, or is the action of the raspberry pi settings page causing the /boot/config.txt to be edited, hence the reboot? And with no option in the drop down, is this line being added? Will check tonight
24. April 2017 at 23:02 #28452CLICK THIS LINK – this is piano dac
CLICK THIS LINK – the is the boss DAC, note lack of optionswhich file is edited to get text in this box?
hope this makes sense?
25. April 2017 at 11:11 #28461Dear David,
Thank you for your feedback about Max2Play.
The Allo Boss card is new, but Max2Play is fully support this card, you dont have to edit any file to add the Boss option in the list. please check the image below:
Please try to burn new image as I recommend you, or check whether the card has hardware malfunction.
Best Regards,
Mohammad Mbydeen25. April 2017 at 12:49 #28471Thanks for your response, appreciated!
I do not have a pi3.. I’m using a pi2…. Is this „your“ image or is it the one from the Allo site?
Really want this to work, as I’ve heard good things about the boss..
25. April 2017 at 15:20 #28485Thanks, would this image work on a pi2?
If not, would it be possible to make an image? I really appreciate your help btw
27. April 2017 at 13:44 #28594FIXED!
I was using the precompiled image for the rpi 7 inch screen, this is based on 2.38. Although I updated this, and installed the Allo plug in, it just refused to work.I’m now running the new 2.41 image and installed the rpi display plug in separately.. All working now. And sounds so amazing compared to the Iq dac
Thanks for your good work, can’t believe I’ve wasted so many months playing with volumio etc.
David
6. Januar 2018 at 2:45 #33268I have the same problem. I am on Max2play 2.44. I only have sound over HDMI except with the Squeezebox interface on PC, where the analog output of the Boss works. Any idea?
8. Januar 2018 at 16:58 #33305Hi chiccoinm,
You can deactivate the build-in audio in Raspberry Settings and need to do that if you are using Kodi for output.
9. Januar 2018 at 1:39 #33314That did not help. I still Kodi audio output only through HDMI.
11. Januar 2018 at 11:29 #33356Hi chicoinm,
Sorry about the vague help, you have to check the settings of Kodi afterwards under audio to make sure the right audio output is selected.
12. Januar 2018 at 5:21 #33367The choices I have for audio output in Kodi are:
PI: HDMI
PI: Analogue
ALSA: Playback/recording…
ALSA: PulseAudio Sound ServerShould the Boss Dac be there?
15. Januar 2018 at 12:59 #33433Hi chicoinm,
Yes it should. Please try selecting „none“ in the Allo Plugin, saving, rebooting, re-selecting BOSS DAC, saving and rebooting. Afterwards, please check again. Please also check the dropdown menu in Audio Player for Squeezelite. There should be another option than the ones you listed above.
16. Januar 2018 at 17:45 #33483I did that, but nothing changed. Audio output from the Boss Dac works when using the Squeezebox server. But I only get HDMI audio output for Kodi or streaming from my laptop.
I will try to reinstall Max2play completely. Is there a guide on how to do this correctly for the Boss Dac?
17. Januar 2018 at 11:18 #33495Hi chicoinm,
First of all sorry about the hassle, this should be much more comfortable with Max2Play.
You can just burn a fresh image, access the web interface and select your sound card.
Here’s our getting started guide: https://www.max2play.com/en/getting-started/
18. Januar 2018 at 3:05 #33516Ok I got it working by installing the gmediarender server. Thanks for your help.
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