The simple script install Tidal Connect for rAudio 64 bit (Pi 4)
wget -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lovehifi/tidal-raudio-pi4/main/install | sh
This script will install Docker and clone the Tidal Connect Docker repository from GioF71/tidal-connect and install it on your rAudio.
- Tidal Connect operates based on it with the DAC configuration automatically set from rAudio's '/etc/asound.conf'.
- If you are playing Squeezelite, please switch the Squeezelite status to Player Off before playing music from Tidal Connect.
- You can edit/add the DNS in this file with the command nano /root/tidal-connect-docker/Docker/.env
Sample: DNS_SERVER_LIST=8.8.8.8
At times, if you encounter a successful Tidal Connect connection but there is no sound, try restarting. The command to restart Tidal Connect is systemctl restart tidal
With this update, you no longer need to reboot when you want to listen to Tidal Connect. Simply press SQ64-rAudio Player Off and wait a few seconds, Tidal Connect will be ready for you to connect. When you press Player On and wait a few seconds, Tidal Connect will automatically turn off to reduce load on your system.
wget -O - https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lovehifi/tidal-raudio-pi4/main/update | sh
Tips
Change DNS
nano /root/tidal-connect/.env
Sample .env file:
DNS_SERVER_LIST=8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4
Special thanks to GioF71 for creating it. I highly appreciate its stability and, above all, the enthusiastic support on his repository GioF71/tidal-connect
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