Music Player Daemon

Developing new plugin is way over my head. Hopefully someone with ffmpeg expertise can chime in. Thanks.

So based on the documentation, this is what I should include in the conf file? filter { plugin "dsp" name "Convolution" } And then include the filter in the audio output: audio_output { type "alsa" name "my ALSA device" device "hw:0" filter "Convolution" } So, if this is right, do I need to develop ...

I don't need help with the syntax. I need help understanding where to use it.

Can you provide an example?

Is there a way to pass various parameters to ffmpeg in the decoder plugin settings?

Something like:

decoder {
plugin "ffmpeg"
enabled "yes"
options "convOut=-i /filters/*.wav -lavfi afir"
}

Convolution files are used within various DSP solutions when you want to address room correction acoustics. You can create these files to be used with ffmpeg. For example, you can pass the following string: ffmpeg convOut=-i conv_file.wav -lavfi afir You can look at this as equalization in the digit...

What will be the best way to use convolution FIR files (as wav) with MPD?

Thanks!

If you enabled the Tidal plugin in upmpdcli then ensure the config file is set to lossless and that you have the proper subscription. This is obviously not an mpd issue.

Paste the output of: aplay -L You should see something like this: default Playback/recording through the PulseAudio sound server null Discard all samples (playback) or generate zero samples (capture) pulse PulseAudio Sound Server sysdefault:CARD=PCH HDA Intel PCH, CX20632 Analog Default Audio Device...

BPM - Beats Per Minute. This is the tempo of the music. Some audio tagging tools calculate this value and add it as a "BPM" tag.

What is this new Hybrid DSD decoder? Where can I find more info? Thanks!

I am looking to build a web page that will allow the user to do the following: 1. View the output of aplay -l 2. Choose an audio output from the list of devices 3. Apply a new output to MPD 3. Enable / disable outputs The web page will run on the same machine as MPD. Is there any "best practice" wit...

Max,

Just as an FYI, these two DACs support USB Audio Class 2.0 which is part of the Linux kernel. The goal is that any UAC 2.0 DAC will work out of the box in the newer kernels.

http://www.usb.org/developers/docs/devc ... _final.zip

Can you provide more info on your setup and network? Also, what version of MPD?

Thank you for your quick answer :D I connected to the mpd server using this piece of code: mpd_connection_new(NULL, 0, 30000) Since I in the mpd.conf config file I used the default port and host (localhost and port 6600) I thought this was okay. Thank you again very much for any response :) "This c...

still no change... tail -f ~/.mpd/log Apr 19 19:55 : avahi: Client changed to state 2 Apr 19 19:55 : avahi: Client is RUNNING Apr 19 19:55 : avahi: Registering service _mpd._tcp/Music Player Apr 19 19:55 : avahi: Service group changed to state 0 Apr 19 19:55 : avahi: Service group is UNCOMMITED Apr...

Like that: ~/.mpd/mpd.conf music_directory "~/Musik" playlist_directory "~/.mpd/playlists" db_file "~/.mpd/database" log_file "~/.mpd/log" log_level "verbose" pid_file "~/.mpd/pid" state_file "~/.mpd/state" audio_output { type "alsa" name "Chord Mojo" device "hw:Mojo" mixer_type "hardware" dop "yes"...

Paste you mpd.conf file.

1. Open a terminal
2. Type "tail -f /path/to/logfile"
3. Play a DSF file

wayne_woondirts wrote:that is what I have done.

There is nothing in your log that shows a file is being played.