Closed Angenios closed 3 years ago
This could have something to do with sampling rate, but I can't know for sure and it's probably best to just wipe and reinstall fresh, as this kind of things affect system-wide configuration across multiple components and debugging the issue could be just more troublesome and timewastimg than restarting clean
This could have something to do with sampling rate, but I can't know for sure and it's probably best to just wipe and reinstall fresh, as this kind of things affect system-wide configuration across multiple components and debugging the issue could be just more troublesome and timewastimg than restarting clean
How do you suggest to uninstall mpradio?
I wanted to say, re-flash your sdcard with the latest Raspbian and start from scratch
I've experienced this exact issue to on a clean install of raspbian with a pi zero w
It could be needed to blacklist some modules, pay attention at the last few lines of the installer output
Blacklisting solved this for me (I'm not the original poster)
OK, so I think I've ruined something here. In a nutshell, I couldn't pair my Android 10 device with my Raspberry Pi 3 (Raspbian Buster) so I tried following this guide while the radio was still on, I rebooted the Raspberry and then I ended up having the radio play at a low speed (I think it's something like 0.50x) my playlist, plus adding a little white noise on the background (a really annoying whistle). I tried uninstalling pi-bluetooth and installing it again (this time without blueman) from the Raspberry Pi, I rebooted my pi and the radio was still playing at a low speed, then I tried reinstalling mpradio and the problem is still here, but this time when I try to check service status it gives me a different error. This is the error: