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Hi Andrew
Squeezelite will disable the audio output if the player is powered off. What
is currently not supported is avoiding opening the output device for the short
period of time from when squeezelite starts to when it connects to a server and
gets the message that the player is "powered off". If this is a problem then I
could look at it, but if the player is permanently connected to the server I am
not sure this is a serious issue?
Original comment by trio...@btinternet.com
on 8 Apr 2014 at 7:34
After reading email chain above, I have experimented to use a TosLink optical
splitter to connect my TV and server running LMS+squeezelite to a single input
on my amp. This should work, as long as only one of the optical links is
active. Initially the optical output of my server is off, when i start SL, it
turns on. Turning SL off through web interface does not deactivate the optical
link. Neither does killing the SL process. In Alsa Mixer I can see the volume
for the SPDIF is 00. When switching SPDIF volume to [M]ute in Alsa Mixer, the
optical link goes off again. I would be interested in looking into coding a
mixer call to (un)mute the SPDIF output when SL switches "power" state.
Any suggestions on how to accomplish the desired effect to deactivate the SPDIF
when SL is "powered off"?
Original comment by dave.mun...@gmail.com
on 9 Apr 2014 at 1:57
Are you using hw:CARD=XXXX as the squeezelite output? I suspect that anything
going through an alsa mixer may keep the output port open.
Original comment by trio...@btinternet.com
on 12 Apr 2014 at 9:14
No but I'm using plughw:0,0. I think this is the same thing.
Original comment by and...@vortexbox.org
on 13 Apr 2014 at 4:35
check with -d output=debug, is the device opened and closed; if so this is the
best squeezelite can do, the rest is subject to the alsa config you have.
Original comment by trio...@btinternet.com
on 13 Apr 2014 at 6:56
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
and...@vortexbox.org
on 8 Apr 2014 at 1:00