Has this been tested with Moode 4 using an i2s Dac?

[franz159]

I tried today with Moode 4 Beta 12. I believe I followed all steps correctly, but I hear no audio from Moode

• I can start (stop) the service spotify-connect-web

• I see the service from the device-menu in spotify and can connect to it

• I can monitor status eg { "active": true, "logged_in": true, "playing": true, "repeat": false, "shuffle": false }

• I can monitor metadata eg { "album_name": "Back from the Edge", "album_uri": "spotify:album:7oiJYvEJHsmYtrgviAVIBD", "artist_name": "James Arthur", "artist_uri": "spotify:artist:4IWBUUAFIplrNtaOHcJPRM", "context_uri": "spotify:station:artist:6eUKZXaKkcviH0Ku9w2n3V", "cover_uri": "spotify:image:c8637be962e25fe28fc53d9f6d6896b60589aeff", "data0": "Ed Sheeran", "duration": 211466, "track_name": "Say You Won't Let Go", "track_uri": "spotify:track:5uCax9HTNlzGybIStD3vDh", "volume": 65535 }

BUT, as I said, I do not have any audio output on Moode

I'm using a Dac IQaudIO PiDac+

Any recommendation on how to DEBUG?

[RafaPolit]

I have posted new instructions. Perhaps a clean install with the new approach so that there is no confusion?

Also, do you hear noise when you run:

speaker-test -Dsoftvol -c2

(Assuming you are using the softvol approach)

At any rate, this sounds like simply a device issue: Spotify connect is playing through a different output. Maybe the built in headphone jack, I don't know. Also, it appears softvol is actually configured. What may be happening is that the softvol "virtual" channel or mixer is just mapped to the wrong output.

Since I don't have a i2c device, I am limited in my options to help.

What is the output of these two commands?

$ aplay -l
$ aplay -L