You need for sure provide more details here, as I can’t make anything of this.
Volumio 3.703
Raspberry Pi 3B 6.1.77-v7+
possible display 3.5 inch RPi Display 480x320 xpt2046 Touch Controller (small 3.5 that plugs into gpio pins)
current plugins
Jellyfin
pandora
Spotify
YouTube2
GPIO buttons
MPD OLED (which works fine) currently hooked up
Peppy-spectrum
Now Playing
The issue that I can see is that when installing the Touch Display currently version 3.4.0 that was updated 10-3-2024,
this comes up prior to selecting stable version 3.3.8
The plugin enables the display of Volumio’s UI on locally connected screens. If the screen offers touch control, apart from keyboard input the UI can be operated from the screen.
The plugin focuses on the Raspberry Pi Foundation’s 7" display (and compatible DSI displays), but can in principle also be used with displays connected via HDMI or GPIO. However, HDMI and GPIO displays usually require additional action by the user, depending on the type of display and any touch controller present, and requiring advanced knowledge .
NOTE: The plugin cannot be installed on systems that have a factory option to display the UI via HDMI video output.
Notice last line…when installing and monitoring details
at apt-get -y I get a failed to install !!
then clean up as it removed the directory for touch_display
and removed tmp directory
An error occurred while installing the plugin Error
I hope this helps…I have found that others have used this display, and I thought it might be an easy process, but I suppose i could get one of the waveshare HDMI displays…but trying to do this as cost effective as possible.
Thanks
Vince
Moved post to the proper topic,
We need our Display master @gvolt as I haven’t seen this error before.
please provide the output of:
cat /boot/config.txt
cat /boot/userconfig.txt
and do you have a manufacturer link to your display?
This does not apply to your system. The touch display plugin can therefore be installed.
Unfortunately the error message is incomplete, but my guess is a network issue is the reason for a failing download of a required package during the plugin’s installation process. Changing the repository mirror as described here may help.
The actual settings are:
max_framebuffer_height=1920
hdmi_group=2
hdmi_mode=87
hdmi_timings=320 0 100 32 230 1480 0 10 10 10 0 0 0 60 0 59400000
dislpay_lcd_rotate=3
display_hdmi_rotate=3
I got the same error while installing 3.4.0 or 3.5.0,
I tried change some mirror repository site but still got the same result. It used to be normal before.
Status :Installing necessary utilities
Running apt-get -y install failed
Progress: 70
What is your Pi model?
The “running apt-get -y install failed” happened to me a few times too. Running “sudo dpkg reconfigure -a” will clear this error and allow you to reattempt installing - which will go better the next time as it has less to do.
if sudo dpkg reconfigure -a fixes the error, I expect it’s running on a rPi4 with date issues. Please look at:
Hi @gvolt
I use RPi 5 8gb, Volumio 3.631.
After update to Volumio to 3,736, install Touch Display 3.5.0 works.
I think maybe its due to my Volumio version too old. But it works on install Touch Display 3.4.0 when I use Volumio 3.631.
Edit : I reflash Volumio 3.631 and install Touch Display 3.5.0, and it works.
I use 3.631 because it support cue + large flac, it’s a pity that newer version don’t support it.
Hi I just got Rpi5 and have connected Waveshare screen to HDMI 1 on the latest Volumio image and the picture is fine.
But I have problem with no sound coming out from HDMI port.
So my question is Is it not possible to use HDMI for sound output when I have this screen connected, or do I have to have DAC?
Apart from the fact that this thread is about DSI (and not HDMI) displays: Nobody can answer your question since you didn’t tell what HDMI display you are using…
Did you check if the Pi 5’s HDMI audio out works with other devices?
I would also suggest to try another HDMI cable of good quality to rule out a faulty cable.
Hi there, I’m trying to get the touchscreen for my RPI 4 up and running. I was able to install the Touch Display plugin, but it says “Inactive.” I’ve retried uninstalling, reinstalling, rebooting, etc.
Now when I try again, it keeps running into an error even installing it
Hit:3 Index of /debian buster InRelease
Reading package lists…
Running apt-get -y install failed
Plugin failed to install!
Cleaning up…
Remnvino renenrenrias
I’ve tried older versions of Touch Display. Only 3.3.6 works, but there’s no option to rotate the screen 180
Check if your Pi 4 has date time issues:
If that’s not the case try changing the repository mirror as described here.
Sorry for my mistake I have DSI screen but I am trying to get audio from the HDMI port of the Pi.
When you connect DSI to the Pi you either use port 1 or 0
I connect the screen to port 1
Here is my aplay:
volumio@volumio:~$ aplay -l
**** List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices ****
card 0: vc4hdmi0 [vc4-hdmi-0], device 0: MAI PCM i2s-hifi-0 [MAI PCM i2s-hifi-0]
Subdevices: 1/1
Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
card 1: vc4hdmi1 [vc4-hdmi-1], device 0: MAI PCM i2s-hifi-0 [MAI PCM i2s-hifi-0]
Subdevices: 0/1
Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
I use waveshare amoled 5.5 screen, connect to HDMI-0 ( near PSU ), I can use HDMI-1 as audio output.
The key point is, during the first install of volumio, choose HDMI-1 ( instead of HDMI-0 ) as audio output.
Ok thanks
Just to make it clear, you have Rpi5 and DSI display that does not have HDMI connector?
I use HDMI display and RPi5.
BTW, make sure you have add
hdmi_drive=2
in /boot/userconfig.txt
Also if you use dtoverlay=vc4-kms-v3d
You have to use HDMI-0 instead of HDMI-1 for audio output. ( my experience, or anyone can teach me how to, thank you ).
HDMI-0 is the port near the PSU usb type-C port.
Hello, I’m struggling to get the display to rotate. I set the plug-in to rotate 180, and reboot, but it never does. I’m using Rpi4 and the official rpi touchscreen.
Everything else works fine. I simply can’t get the screen to rotate.