DarkIce RasPi

[scary812]

I have followed countless how to's and read lots of threads. I was still unable to get Rasibian Jessie to properly work with Darkice. I even followed Stefans directions. FAIL!

has anyone found a updated guide? Jessie version of Rasbian OS is a bit different.

I'd like to get this feed off of Windows ASAP, but problem after problem with the Pi.

 

[DC31]

I have followed countless how to's and read lots of threads. I was still unable to get Rasibian Jessie to properly work with Darkice. I even followed Stefans directions. FAIL!

has anyone found a updated guide? Jessie version of Rasbian OS is a bit different.

I'd like to get this feed off of Windows ASAP, but problem after problem with the Pi.

What type of failures are you experiencing? Have you successfully started a stream even once?

 

[scary812]

What type of failures are you experiencing? Have you successfully started a stream even once?

Not a single time. I cannot get sound to even work even arecord then aplay. Plus I cannot even get darkice to start streaming.

 

[DC31]

You say that you have tried countless "how to's".

Have you tried this one?

https://forums.radioreference.com/s...y-pi3-using-darkice-darksnow.html#post2673369

 

[scary812]

You say that you have tried countless "how to's".

Have you tried this one?

https://forums.radioreference.com/s...y-pi3-using-darkice-darksnow.html#post2673369

Currently working on your version of this since you obviously have instructions geared towards Jessie....TY

 

[scary812]

You say that you have tried countless "how to's".

Have you tried this one?

https://forums.radioreference.com/s...y-pi3-using-darkice-darksnow.html#post2673369

I just tried it, but when I start streaming and listen to the feed, its all buzz and garbled, but mostly Garbled.

 

[DC31]

I just tried it, but when I start streaming and listen to the feed, its all buzz and garbled, but mostly Garbled.

So, you have actually started a stream? If so, that is progress. Now to sort out your audio quality issue.

1. Are your audio jacks firmly plugged in to the radio and the sound card?

2. Are you plugged in to the mic or line in jack on the sound card?

3. Try plugging earbuds or a speaker in to the radio output jack. Are you getting the sound you expect there?

4. Try adjusting your radio output volume down or maybe even up.

5. Does your audio sound like chipmunks (too fast) or very low (too slow)?

 

[scary812]

So, you have actually started a stream? If so, that is progress. Now to sort out your audio quality issue.

1. Are your audio jacks firmly plugged in to the radio and the sound card?

2. Are you plugged in to the mic or line in jack on the sound card?

3. Try plugging earbuds or a speaker in to the radio output jack. Are you getting the sound you expect there?

4. Try adjusting your radio output volume down or maybe even up.

5. Does your audio sound like chipmunks (too fast) or very low (too slow)?

I have tested the audio Jack and its firm, when I plug the same cable into a windows machine - no issues. I am plugged into the proper jack (MIC)
I even tested audio volume, no effect
My radio just sounds like a Buzz- constantly.

 

[alextuttle]

I have tested the audio Jack and its firm, when I plug the same cable into a windows machine - no issues. I am plugged into the proper jack (MIC)
I even tested audio volume, no effect
My radio just sounds like a Buzz- constantly.

Is there ferrite beads on your line cable?
Those two beads helped my signal out with the line laying next to my other electronics.

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[scary812]

FYI this prepared Image worked out much better.
THANKS Lindsay!!

Raspberry Pi Broadcastify Image - The RadioReference Wiki