paco_mico

Hi all I reply myself. I managed to fix it following an advice from Tim in moodeaudio forum After scanning select the folder where the music is in my case you see PACONAS/music Then edit manually to read PACONAS.local/music et voilá BIG THANKS TO WORK TIM

Hi Tim & all I built image 4.2 and I´m getting crazy to add the nas source The issue is that I changed nothing in the NAS Synology but now is not recognizing it. My shared folder is music and I tried in samba and nfs using different options: 192.168.0.XXX\volume1\music volume1\music music Using the credentials as admin of the nas, I even created a new user moode_audio in the nas and gave write/read permission in music folder... but still nothing When I scan my nas apperas as \\NAMENAS\music I try to connect via samba but nothing. Here log. Any tip would be much much appreciated error log.txt

For a user lost in space, which I2S should I select to make PIFI DIGI I2S to S/PDIF work, Or is just simply not going to work? Thanks in advance Paco.

Hi Tim, Thanks for your fantastic job! I just installed a DAC I bought, specifically this model PiFi Digi / HIFI Digi Digital Audio Card with I2S to S/PDIF for my rpi B (512mb) I bought here PiFi Digi / HIFI Digi Digital Audio Card with I2S to S/PDIF for Raspberry PI B - Blue - Free Shipping - DealExtreme It is connected to a sound bar using a TOSLink cable, from the I2S Audio device I selected HifiBerry DAC but it doesn't sound. Should I pick a different one or mine is not supported? Many thanks in advance. Paco.

Hello Tim, Brilliant job with moode. I'm a former user of runeaudio (countless hours wasted setting up wi-fi), of Volumio too (overall ok but dead slow with my rpi B) I finally discovered MoOde and it rocks!!! Set up NAS library and wifi out the box, I do however have some questions I'd love some help with 1) Is there a way to see my library not by genres or albums but by folders? 2) If someone could show me how to get pls or m3u files (or refer me to a good guide) I'd gladly send to the community Spanish radios too Warm regards from Spain, Paco.