Can a Bluetooth speaker play audio from MPD?
If I set device to plughw:1,7, mpc play actually plays sound via HDMI as the aplay command above. However, I would like to use the bluetooth speaker. I installed mpd via sudo apt install mpd.
What is the right way to make MPD use PulseAudio?
What is the right way to make MPD use Pulseaudio (or do whatever is necessary to connect it to other speakers than the default?) Unlike MPD in system wide mode PulseAudio is running in userspace. This means, all pulseaudio settings including Bluetooth discovery and providing a Bluetooth audio sink is done from a user session.
Can you run MPD in system wide mode?
The MPD daemon, when running system wide, is unable to access Pulse Audio devices running in a user session. As it is in theory possible to run Pulse Audio in system wide mode, this is not recommended, at least we should not do so in a desktop setup. It would then be a much better option to run MPD from userspace.
Why does MPC play not play on Bluetooth?
According to man mpd.conf, the default value of device field is “default”. But mpc play plays no sound though I expect it plays via the bluetooth speaker as the aplay -D default command above. sudo mpd –no-daemon –stderr says The last line may be the cause, so I set the mixer_type field as “none”.
Are there any MPC forums with no sound?
Disclaimer: The views expressed herein are of the author and in no way reflect the position of Akai or MPC Forums. Warning: Beware of trolls posing as MPC Ren users or potentials. Mac OSX V 10.7.5. I have the audio interface selected. Even when i just double click a sample I don’t get any sound. xexsue wrote: Mac OSX V 10.7.5.
Why is my MPC touch sound card not working?
This indicates your sound card is not installed properly, not selected as an MPC Studio audio device or is not connected to monitors. Disclaimer: The views expressed herein are of the author and in no way reflect the position of Akai or MPC Forums.