Update: I flashed another image and all is well. Must have been a bad image. In any case, I can now begin customization. I would like to address another squeezebox issue. My original configuration for the squeezebox was a QNAP NAS on which I ran a squeezebox server app provided by QNAP. This worked fine for several years until a recent hard drive failure on the NAS. Then I discovered that QNAP no longer provided a server app. In searching for a solution, I found the option of Raspberry Pi. When using the qnap app, Hebrew fonts were correctly displayed on the squeezebox boom. With the server on raspberry pi, all letters are in English. What determines the fonts? Are there perl libraries which should be added? Any assistance would be very much appreciated.
Please help! I rebooted the pi with a fresh image of max2play. On the settings menu, no data is saved. I cannot save my email address to active my license, nor can I change the region.
I really have no need for 7.1 sound. It just so happens that the sound card supports it. The maximum volume was quite low so I thought that the card was not configured properly. In the meantime, I wanted to compare the sound to that put out by the raspberry pi audio. I set enable audio in the raspberry pi settings, but no sound. I removed this setting and this resulted in a boot loop. In any case, can you recommend an inexpensive sound card which would be supported by max2play?
Thank you for your prompt reply. The only writing on the card is „7.1 channel sound“. The accompanying paper card in the package states that no drivers are necessary. The manufacturer’s name is not mentioned anywhere. I discovered it when using the lsusb command: Generalplus Technology Inc. I just installed the usb sound card driver from the Raspberry settings and rebooted. This had no effect. the same errors appear as before when choosing option surround71 for the squeezelite sound card.
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