Very good hardware, sound really excellent - software NaJa not so good
Wanted a small audio streamer with a display.
I noticed this one and it looked very good.
From a build point of view it is very good. All I wanted.
Managed to get it up and running with Volumio - including the touch screen - very nice - sound very good.
So I would have rated it with 5 stars for my purpose and use case if if was not for the software. I am not a developer or hacker and besides it is hard to key in command line commands when using the browser UI.
I will keep it but will have to look for a better software.
I tried to get software up and running, what a major pain in the a..
I managed to get Max2Play up and running but was unable to mount my Synology NAS. Just didn't want to mount... so I actually but unusable (for my scenario) hardware. I could play music from a USB stick
Then tried out Volumio, where I managed to install the Raspberry 7" display driver. and voila on first try I was able to mount, I cannot see any difference in the commands between Max2Play and Volumio only that Volumio requires less information.
With Max2Play I couldn't get Wireless up and running.
With Volumio I can only make it work with wireless.
if I attach a ethernet cable I somehow get two entries for Volumio with two different IP adresses (but same MAC adress).
Cet avis a été posté pour RASPTOUCH I-SABRE V4 Lecteur Réseau Tactile Raspberry Pi 4 DAC ES9023 Noir Wanted a small audio streamer with a display.
I noticed this one and it looked very good.
From a build point of view it is very good. All I wanted.
Managed to get it up and running with Volumio - including the touch screen - very nice - sound very good.
So I would have rated it with 5 stars for my purpose and use case if if was not for the software. I am not a developer or hacker and besides it is hard to key in command line commands when using the browser UI.
I will keep it but will have to look for a better software.
I tried to get software up and running, what a major pain in the a..
I managed to get Max2Play up and running but was unable to mount my Synology NAS. Just didn't want to mount... so I actually but unusable (for my scenario) hardware. I could play music from a USB stick
Then tried out Volumio, where I managed to install the Raspberry 7" display driver. and voila on first try I was able to mount, I cannot see any difference in the commands between Max2Play and Volumio only that Volumio requires less information.
With Max2Play I couldn't get Wireless up and running.
With Volumio I can only make it work with wireless.
if I attach a ethernet cable I somehow get two entries for Volumio with two different IP adresses (but same MAC adress).
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