Can you feed the pi off of a HP1? Will the image work on pi4 and soundcard input?
I second this. It works great. I’m not familiar with TeamViewer but VNC should give you most if not all of wha lt you need.Raspberry pi OS comes with Real VNC preinstalled. Have you tried that?
Has anyone every figured out the connection refused issue on Loopback audio? I don't care about that so much as why I can no longer stream audio but now dead air.
I've been running this appliance build for months now and it's been so stable. Had a power outage the other day long enough for it to die when I was not home. Now I can't get the audio back up. I've tried everything I can thing of. I know the sdr is working because it records to disk but won't stream. Even bought a new USB sound device and reimaged fresh but I'm having the same problem. It's baffling me so much!
I have a single feed on Broadcastify that uses 2 radios on a "left" and "right" channel. I read this entire thread and saw a few posts about editing the Darkice config file to specify stereo feed.
Has anyone done this successfully with the RPI appliance to run a stereo feed? We got the RPI built but we are still broadcasting with our legacy system because we cannot figure out how to get the RPI appliance to work with our stereo configuration. We will try to edit that config file, but in the meantime did anyone get a stereo feed working? Thanks.
try manually edit your darkice config file and change the "channel" setting from "1" to "2"
Code:nano /home/pi/bcfy/configs/darkice/darkice_1.cfg
I'm working with AdamHLG on this project.I believe I was the original poster you referenced. I have a stereo feed and it broadcasting both scanners to the right and left channels at the same time. I assume you are having the same problem. I fixed it with my answer below.
For me, there was an extra step in order for my stereo feed to start working properly. It has been awhile since I made the change so I am not positive on the correct answer but I believe it was changing the bitrate under the "icecast2-0" heading from 16 to 32 along with "channels" number from 1 to 2 before it started working properly. Also, the original location of the darkice file in the previous answer was wrong and I have modified the code above to be the correct location.
I'm working with AdamHLG on this project.
I have tried editing the darkice .cfg file for stereo per the Darkice instuctions then started the BCFY shell to start the stream. When I select status it shows it just hanging there with a "starting" status. If I use the "config" selection from the BCFY shell it sets the darkice config file back to mono mode and after that the streaming to BCFY starts right up. Do I need to edit the BCFY shell script to config to stereo?
It will but you will have to open and forward port 5900 to your Pi's ip address. If you want to remotely manage at the command line level, then you'll need to open port 22 for SSH and use a client like Putty. If you can't do that you might consider Anydesk, which is very simple to implement both on the Pi and virtually any platform that you use as a client.Thanks for replies. I need access to the Pi remotely, not via the Pi’s LAN. Will VNC do that?
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You should be able to use a small USB hub on the PI to support additional devices.quick question do I need a usb external sound card if I am going to use a rtl-sdr? I have it up and running, defiantly will need to goto a wired ethernet for sure but that's not a big deal. I have 2 external usb cards that work to use. With the rtl-sdr dongle its tough, takes up some real estate but i have one with a pig tail usb on it so its about all I can get to fit but works.
It needs to be powered or no? Figures i can not find the pig tailed usb sound card. I hooked some external speakers up to the pi and got no sound with gqrx running. Ill have to see if i can find my hub now. Thanks!You should be able to use a small USB hub on the PI to support additional devices.