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bob:

--- Quote from: rustybutton on June 06, 2022, 01:17:43 am ---I found that doc on logging and enabled it.  That's how I got the log file I uploaded here.

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From the log it looks like you are using the default device.
I wouldn't recommend that. The system can take that over at any time.

What is your actual hardware that's being used for playback?

For the best sound quality you should choose one of the hw: or front: devices.

rustybutton:
I'm running MediaCenter29 on an HP laptop with an Ubuntu variant called "Linux-lite".   I'm running a Peachtree DAC-iT USB DAC, o a tube preamp.

You mention choosing hw: or  front: devices, but I don't see where you make that selection in MediaCenter29.

I've looked through

Tools - Options -> Audio
Player -> DSP Studio

What's even worse now, starting this morning, is that I can't play anything back.  I suppose it's possible that because I had fired up Clementine, something there may have stepped on it.   See screenshots.

Awesome Donkey:

--- Quote from: rustybutton on June 06, 2022, 11:38:56 am ---You mention choosing hw: or  front: devices, but I don't see where you make that selection in MediaCenter29.
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MC's Options > Audio > Audio Device dropdown list there will list all your output devices. If you have a hw: output available for your DAC, I'd recommend using that one.

rustybutton:
The only device selections where it plays at all are:

default [ALSA]
pulse [ALSA]

Here's a screenshot of the device selection menu.

bob:
From a terminal command line as the user running MC, do:

/usr/lib/jriver/Media\ Center\ 29/alsacap

copy and paste the results for your DAC into a reply here.

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