the management of bluetooth is bad, often the signal does not arrive, when it arrives it has gaps, and many times you have to wake up the system that gets stuck …
sorry the outburst, was a bit that I was not using more volumio, but it seems to me that the philosophy of “light and slender volumio” is being lost the new version are full of “optional” and and the system is looking like a windows full of bugs for all the functions that get stuck …
maybe all these problems are also due to the new rasperry pi4?
however, the impression I have is that before with the raspberry pi2 and volumio 1 I heard music all day without interruptions while now if I can hear it for 1 consecutive day without interruptions it is a miracle …
thanks
Marco
Having heard nothing on this thread is disappointing, especially as a paying subscriber. I just found http://volumio.zendesk.com after clicking on an FAQ link on the bottom of volumio.org. Is that the right place for support requests? If so, it’s rather difficult to find.
Now I’m also having trouble with DSD playback where I’m hearing regular pops. I’m debating whether to give up on Volumio and just buy a commercial streamer. I don’t want to spend my listening time trying to debug playback issues.
+1 . I mean since I started using it, I came across these type of issues regularly. That’s why it tooks me time to switch to a paid plan, but I recently tried to see if things get better with paid plan, but no. I don’t feel the added value really. The Alexa integration is gimmicky, the remote connection feels more of a hack than anything else, and same issue with the bluetooth connection, I have to get my hands dirty. Volumio is a nice solution proposition but has a poor commercial approach. Not even mentioning the documentation quality, which is not accessible at the time I’m writing this comment.