Closed djehrenr closed 6 years ago
Not sure if this helpful, but when audio is playing to the HomePod this is the journalctl output:
pi@raspberrypi:~ $ journalctl -u babelpod.service -e May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: needDrain: true, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: ending: false, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: ended: false, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: finished: false, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: destroyed: false, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: decodeStrings: true, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: defaultEncoding: 'utf8', May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: length: 22096, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: writing: true, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: corked: 0, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: sync: false, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: bufferProcessing: false, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: onwrite: [Function: bound onwrite], May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: writecb: [Function: nop], May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: writelen: 12, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: bufferedRequest: May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: { chunk: <Buffer 66 6d 74 20 10 00 00 00 01 00 02 00 44 ac 00 00 10 b1 02 00 04 00 10 00 64 61 74 61 00 00 00 80>, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: encoding: 'buffer', May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: isBuf: true, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: callback: [Function: nop], May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: next: [Object] }, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: lastBufferedRequest: May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: { chunk: <Buffer 97 07 97 07 9f 07 9f 07 c1 07 c1 07 89 07 89 07 b0 07 b0 07 df 07 df 07 cb 07 cb 07 70 07 70 07 92 07 92 07 a5 07 a5 07 May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: encoding: 'buffer', May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: isBuf: true, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: callback: [Function: nop], May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: next: null }, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: pendingcb: 3, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: prefinished: false, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: errorEmitted: false, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: bufferedRequestCount: 2, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: corkedRequestsFree: May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: { next: null, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: entry: null, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: finish: [Function: bound onCorkedFinish] } }, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: writable: true, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: _events: {}, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: _eventsCount: 0, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: _maxListeners: undefined } May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: stopped airplay device May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: adding device: 192.168.1.116:7000 May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: airplay status: ready
When it stopped, this is what the journalctl looked like:
pi@raspberrypi:~ $ journalctl -u babelpod.service -e May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: finished: false, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: destroyed: false, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: decodeStrings: true, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: defaultEncoding: 'utf8', May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: length: 22096, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: writing: true, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: corked: 0, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: sync: false, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: bufferProcessing: false, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: onwrite: [Function: bound onwrite], May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: writecb: [Function: nop], May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: writelen: 12, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: bufferedRequest: May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: { chunk: <Buffer 66 6d 74 20 10 00 00 00 01 00 02 00 44 ac 00 00 10 b1 02 00 04 00 10 00 64 61 74 61 00 00 00 80>, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: encoding: 'buffer', May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: isBuf: true, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: callback: [Function: nop], May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: next: [Object] }, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: lastBufferedRequest: May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: { chunk: <Buffer 97 07 97 07 9f 07 9f 07 c1 07 c1 07 89 07 89 07 b0 07 b0 07 df 07 df 07 cb 07 cb 07 70 07 70 07 92 07 92 07 a5 07 May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: encoding: 'buffer', May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: isBuf: true, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: callback: [Function: nop], May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: next: null }, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: pendingcb: 3, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: prefinished: false, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: errorEmitted: false, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: bufferedRequestCount: 2, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: corkedRequestsFree: May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: { next: null, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: entry: null, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: finish: [Function: bound onCorkedFinish] } }, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: writable: true, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: _events: {}, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: _eventsCount: 0, May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: _maxListeners: undefined } May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: stopped airplay device May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: adding device: 192.168.1.116:7000 May 13 22:19:39 raspberrypi node[439]: airplay status: ready May 13 22:21:25 raspberrypi node[439]: airplay status: stopped
Thanks very much, running it as a service is much more convenient. I've updated the blog post with those instructions. Also, I think I've found a solution to the problem you mentioned where the Airplay device cuts out after a few minutes, please let me know if it works for you.
The volume solution seems to work great! Using it right now and love the ability to use my record player anywhere in the house!
Not sure if my issue is like others or as result of making Babelpod a service, but basically after a minute or two I have to reconnect to airplay device.
Here is how I setup Babelpod and got it running as a service on Pi Zero.
Installed Raspberry Lite
Installed Node this way: wget https://nodejs.org/dist/v8.9.0/node-v8.9.0-linux-armv6l.tar.gz tar -xzf node-v8.9.0-linux-armv6l.tar.gz cd node-v6.11.1-linux-armv6l/ sudo cp -R * /usr/local/ Check version node -v
Followed rest of afaden's instructions for AirTunes and Babelpod.
Created a service by doing this: sudo nano /etc/systemd/system/babelpod.service
Add:
sudo systemctl daemon-reload sudo systemctl enable babelpod sudo systemctl start babelpod sudo system status babelpod
Should see something like this: CGroup: /system.slice/babelpod.service ├─446 /usr/local/bin/node /home/pi/babelpod/index.js ├─452 bash └─454 bluetoothctl
May 13 14:33:51 raspberrypi systemd[1]: Started babelpod.service. May 13 14:33:56 raspberrypi node[446]: listening on *:3000 May 13 14:33:56 raspberrypi node[446]: bluetooth controller exists May 13 14:33:58 raspberrypi node[446]: a user connected