Just wanted to say thank you for documenting the solution here. I am new to Volumio and had the same problem on my Dell Wyse 3040. Resampling through Volumio worked, however, only for playback of media files. The setting did not apply to plugins, which was particularly disadvantageous for using the Spotify plugin. As the solution, I now use the FusionDSP Plugin with an upsampling preset to 96 KHz. This way, I managed to make everything work with the DP/HDMI output.
Also another big thank you to @gkkpch, who inspired me to buy the Dell Wyse 3040 (+ another 5070) for using it with Volumio.
Hi There
Im having issues with installing to my SSD on a standalone PC. I have burned the image to usb as instructions stated (using Raspberry Pi Imager and the image from Volumio homepage) and it runs fine. When I try to install to SSD through the settings It says it has installed to drive and to restart and remove usb. When I do this, It tells me there is no bootable drive. My SSD shows up still in my bios, but not showing it as a bootable drive. I have also tried installing Volumio directly to the SSD (again with Ras Pi Imager) using a caddy, but when i reinstall the drive back in my PC (through SATA not USB) it again says there is no bootable drive.
Booting from a Intel Q87T using ssd/nvme appears to be a general issue, not releated to Volumio.
Just google āboot Intel Q87T chipset SSDā
Other than that, I cannot help. Volumio is not guaranteed to run on all configurations in the field.
Butā¦there is always hope someone else can.
I installed in DELL wyse 3040 with inner wifi card, but hotspot does not work, mobile cannot to connect to the hotspot. connect to router in wifi woks correct.
I am trying to install volumio version 3.757 on a HP Elitedesk 800 G6 mini pc. I downloaded the x86-x64 image, flashed it to a USB, booted to it on the HP, and it goes to a screen with Volumio logo, and says Player preparing startup, Waiting for USB devices, this should not take long.
The Touch Display plugin is not for x86. Therefore it is not available from the plugin store. IIRC x86 systems have an option to display Volumioās UI via HDMI video output on the system settings page: Look out for āVideo Output Optionsā and enable āUser Interface Via HDMIā.
additional info on display
volumio@victorumio:~$ sudo get-edid | parse-edid
This is read-edid version 3.0.2. Prepare for some fun.
Attempting to use i2c interface
Problem requesting slave address: Device or resource busy
No EDID on bus 1
No EDID on bus 2
No EDID on bus 5
2 potential busses found: 3 4
Will scan through until the first EDID is found.
Pass a bus number as an option to this program to go only for that one.
256-byte EDID successfully retrieved from i2c bus 3
Looks like i2c was successful. Have a good day.
Checksum Correct
Section āMonitorā
Identifier āWaveshare-07ā
ModelName āWaveshare-07ā
VendorName āWSHā
# Monitor Manufactured week 20 of 2023
# EDID version 1.3
# Digital Display
# Display Physical Size not given. Normal for projectors.
Gamma 2.20
Option āDPMSā āfalseā
Horizsync 1-255
VertRefresh 20-120
# Maximum pixel clock is 290MHz
#Extension block found. Parsing...
#WARNING: I may have missed a mode (CEA mode 70) #DOUBLE WARNING: Itās your first mode, too, so this may actually be important. #WARNING: I may have missed a mode (CEA mode 70) #DOUBLE WARNING: Itās your first mode, too, so this may actually be important. #WARNING: I may have missed a mode (CEA mode 70) #DOUBLE WARNING: Itās your first mode, too, so this may actually be important. #WARNING: I may have missed a mode (CEA mode 70) #DOUBLE WARNING: Itās your first mode, too, so this may actually be important. #WARNING: I may have missed a mode (CEA mode 70) #DOUBLE WARNING: Itās your first mode, too, so this may actually be important. #WARNING: I may have missed a mode (CEA mode 70) #DOUBLE WARNING: Itās your first mode, too, so this may actually be important. #WARNING: I may have missed a mode (CEA mode 70) #DOUBLE WARNING: Itās your first mode, too, so this may actually be important.
Modeline āMode 2ā -hsync -vsync
Modeline āMode 0ā -hsync -vsync
Modeline āMode 1ā -hsync -vsync
Modeline āMode 3ā -hsync -vsync
Modeline āMode 4ā -hsync -vsync
Modeline āMode 5ā -hsync -vsync
Option āPreferredModeā āMode 2ā
EndSection
ok.
just to make sure I get it right.
Should I run these command through ssh ? or on the streamer itselfā¦if the latter, then I have an issue since no display when the volumio kisk service is running. If I stop it with systemctl stop volumio-kiosk , then i get the local display showing up but xrandr command fails in this case as xserver running (openbox I believe)
So I did the export through SSH and with te kiosk running, then I was able to run the sudo xrandr -d :0 -o normal command.
I tried additional xrandr commands to rotate screen without success. The command executes and does not return any error message. But the screen remains blank and I can not validate screen rotationā¦ Is there any config file I could modify to adapt screen resolution somewhere? I know the display is working since when i stop kiosk service, I can see the regular volumio prompt at the top of the screenā¦
Hi Wheaten, Unfortunately your tip with Google store didnāt work because the chrome browser is outdated and you should update itā¦ is there perhaps another solution now?
THX
I have not posted here for a while, but I have some news for DELL 3040 users.
A while ago, there was a change in the current Volumio Debian āBusterā named OS release which we could not avoid. It caused an onboard audio failure for some Intel Atom based devices, e.g. Dell 3040.
Unfortunately there was no solution for the Volumio Debian āBusterā OS release, due to alsa/ kernel mismatches.
As we are now in the process of lifting the Volumio Debian OS to the āBookworkā version, we re-tested this issue and can now confirm that the issue has been resolved as expected.
Headphone/ Speaker output for Dell 3040 will be back to normal once Volumio for Bookworm has been released.