Paging @je2a3 I believe you use a DigiOne with Moode if I'm remembering it right?
If so, can you confirm that the Moode settings are indeed available through the browser (no SSH configuration is necessary) and also advise if there is a specific I²S driver in the Configure drop down menu suitable for the DigiOne?
Alright well I tried all of that again.
As far as the volume controller, under configure -> audio-> devices, it says “hardware volume control not detected” if that means anything.
What about the main thing I listed in my reply to you:
Configure -> Audio -> MPD -> Options -> Edit Settings -> Audio Device -> I²S -> APPLY
In your case it should show I²S and On-board audio device as the two options. Choose I²S and don't forget the APPLY part.
That one is fine, that setting only applies to devices that support hardware volume control, yours does not.
There is another spot where you can turn on/off the software volume control. It's OK to be on so long as the volume itself isn't at zero, I like to pin that out at 100% and then disable it.
So first things first, right there in the Playback pane beneath the track time elapsed there is a volume controller (if you are looking at it on a phone you probably need to turn the phone Landscape to see it, make sure software volume is at 100%, and then disable with the following:
Configure -> Audio -> MPD options -> Edit Settings -> Volume Control -> Disabled (0dB) -> APPLY
I'll reiterate something I said last night, it is definitely easier to fully see what is going on in the UI on an actual computer's web browser. Mobile browsers not only look different, but depending on the screen size the available real estate can force the UI to render differently. Don't swim upstream on that, once you have everything set of course you can use the phone to control it, in the meantime have a full look at the UI by accessing it from an actual computer screen.
Something like the APPLY button is a prime example of that, many people flat out insist they don't have an APPLY button at all, until they look at it on a computer and then somehow it jumps out at them. Once they return to their phone they realize it was there the whole time, but their eyes played tricks on them.
Back at the office now, so I'll double check this part tonight.
OK, once you have the software volume maxed and then disabled, I recommend one last reboot and restart in the following manner:
First, make absolutely sure you know which power supply is for the RPi3, and which one is for the DigiOne Signature, they cannot be confused for each other.
Choose the shutdown option in the M drop down menu, let the RPi3 shut down, and then pull it's power plug.
Also then pull the power plug to the D1S.
With everything off/unpowered, reconnect the power to the D1S only and let it boot for a second or two, depending on what case you have it in you should be able to see an LED light up once the boot occurs, should only take a second or two.
Then reconnect the power to the RPi3 and allow it's boot sequence, that takes a bit more time, probably 20 seconds, perhaps more depending on how fast your router provisions an IP address.
Sniff the IP using Fing (it may or may not be the same as it was before, that's also a router thing) and then try to play music.
Sorry, wrong screen shot. It’s on “disabled” and theres a note below saying this setting automatically sets it to 100% volume. When I hit “apply” a box popped up that said “MPD restarted.”
Btw, prior to this when it froze, I couldnt get back to the menu to shut it down like you described above, I hit refresh and it stayed on the attached. I just had to unplug the boards.