Setting up DAC+ on my Raspberry B+ running Rasplex

How do I set up my DAC+ on my Raspberry B+ running Rasplex?
As far as I can gather I need to edit my config file… where… with what?
What version of Rasplex is best with the above hardware?
Graham

The answer on this link fixed it for me:

Hi Malcolm… thanks for that. I am not experienced at making changes at this level but will give it a try… any pointers! :slight_smile:
It is sort of surprising that this facility is not within the Rasplex code itself. I would of thought that as many people would be using the Raspberry DAC with their Raspberry system that it would be!?

Cheers,
Graham

@gbowman@iinet.net.au said:
It is sort of surprising that this facility is not within the Rasplex code itself.

It is in the Raspplex code itself.

All you need to do is:

  • shut down the RasPi
  • take the SD card out
  • put it into your computer
  • open the config.txt file and edit it (use an editor which can handle Unix linefeeds)
  • afterwards put the SD card back,
  • install the HiFiBerry daughter board
  • power it up

Hi.Thanks. I was able to do that using Word Pad… I think?
I simply removed the # (uncommented?) at the begining of the DAC+ line… and added my MPEG codes while I was at it.
I can now see the DAC as an option for Audio Output devices and select it… but, alas, I do not get any audio output. Is there something else that I need to change?
I am using version 1.6. Should I go to 1.8… or something else?
Sorry for the simple questions… I am an analog man living in a digital world… as the song goes! :slight_smile:
Thanks again,
Graham

@gbowman@iinet.net.au said:
I can now see the DAC as an option for Audio Output devices and select it… but, alas, I do not get any audio output. Is there something else that I need to change?

Did you notice and followed this?

# NOTE: You must disable the lirc-rpi overlay (or change lirc GPIO pin) for HiFiBerry to work correctly

The lirc-rpi overlay section is only a few lines above of the hifiberry overlay

That was the bit missed… all good!
Thanks again,
Graham