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Audio output - zadep - 2020-09-14 Hi everyone. My problem is getting Audio output to my speakers via either BT or the stereo-audio otput (headphones). I've found no way to get this working. I've tried the settings in sudo raspi-config / advanced, but no success. Audio output on the settings panel in Open CPN refers to "unknown 0". Audio output via HDMI seem to be working OK (but I don't have HDMI in my boat) Please help Best regards Peter Raspberry Pi 4B 4GB OpenCPN 5.2.0 RE: Audio output - abarrow - 2020-09-14 I use Logitech Media Server and Squeezelite to play music from my RPI. I got Bluetooth working reliably using these instructions: https://github.com/oweitman/squeezelite-bluetooth You can probably use parts of this to get your Bluetooth working as well. Full disclosure - I ended up removing these modifications because they conflicted with my Bluetooth connection to my Calypso BLE wind transducer. When I had them installed they worked very reliably with good audio quality. RE: Audio output - zadep - 2020-09-14 (2020-09-14, 03:29 PM)abarrow Wrote: I use Logitech Media Server and Squeezelite to play music from my RPI. I got Bluetooth working reliably using these instructions: Great, Looks a bit complicated I'll give it a try from my backup card. My Raspberry identifies and connects to my BT speaker from the BT menu... BUT... No sound!!! The sound seems to lock on to the HDMI regardless of my config setting RE: Audio output - zadep - 2020-09-15 Sorry!! I forgot to mention..... I'm running my Pi OpenCPN Headless on an iPad Maybe important for problem solution.... Cheers Peter RE: Audio output - holgerw - 2020-09-15 i use the following, it creates an AirPlay Device, you can stream Music from iPad or iPhone to the Raspberry Port. It works very well, if you use the little 3,5 mm Cables to your active Speakers. Works with WiFi, so you don´t have to use your Bluetooth. sudo apt-get install shairport-sync keep on, Holger RE: Audio output - zadep - 2020-09-17 (2020-09-15, 01:17 PM)holgerw Wrote: i use the following, it creates an AirPlay Device, you can stream Music from iPad or iPhone to the Raspberry Port. Thanks Holger. I'll give my best shot Peter RE: Audio output - zadep - 2020-09-29 Problem solved! I just made a fresh install, and everything works perfectly. (Must have gotten some corrupt files in som update) |