It works: wget -O - http://205.164.62.15:9010/ | madplay -
I hear sound
It doesnt espeak "hello" --stdout | madplay -
because of err: Segmentation fault
which I suppose is result of:
[26114.685231] do_page_fault(): sending SIGSEGV to espeak for invalid read access from 010a3c9a
[26114.693876] epc = 77db0deb in libespeak.so.1.1.48[77d9c000+3c000]
[26114.700135] ra = 77db0db9 in libespeak.so.1.1.48[77d9c000+3c000]
If anybody has it working please let me know how to configure it properly
# Generate an audio file
pico2wave -w /tmp/voz.wav -l en-US "This command will generate an audio file in american English."
# Set volume to 50%
amixer set Headphone 50%
# Play the audio file
aplay -q -f S16_LE -D plughw:0,0 /tmp/voz.wav
@pilovis Thank you.
I am going back to 19.07 and will check it later.
It seems my TL-WDR4300 is too weak for internet radio.
I have 100% CPU utilization and I hear interruptions
I test it on wget -O - http://205.164.62.15:9010/ | madplay -
other streams and mp3 files no matter it takes 100%
Well except espeak which still shows Segmentation fault.
It seems work only on the "paper" of wiki
Of course I installed svox and it works perfectly.
Thank you.
@mk24 thank you but I am deploying many services(nfs, ddns, vsftps, igmp and so on) and I am looking for the most lightweight for each one just to be sure they will work 24/7 and without fighting for resources in the highest peaks of usage.
In other words I sacrifice some functionality in order to have everything working
@everybody_interested
Conclusion: I do not why but 21.02 does not work as a usb-audio provider in my situation.
If you started configuring it just flash 19.07. You will save much time.