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How do you "read" the output of moodeutl -a?
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(02-07-2023, 06:00 PM)ovizii Wrote: OK, not sure waht happened here, above I simply pasted a screenshot of this text:

Code:
pi@moody:~ $ moodeutl -a                                                                                                                                  
1               HTTPS-Only mode
2       y       AirPlay renderer
4       y       DLNA server
8               Stream recorder
16      y       Squeezelite renderer
32      y       UPnP client for MPD
64              Require squashfs for software update
128     y       RoonBridge renderer
256     y       Local display
512     y       Input source select
1024            UPnP volume sync
2048    y       Spotify Connect renderer
4096    y       GPIO button handler
8192    y       Reserved for future use
16384   y       Bluetooth renderer
32768           Developer tweaks
65536   y       Multiroom audio

If you want to include a screenshot use the buttons in the Attachment section (screenshot below) when composing or editing a post. Then "Preview" to see how the post will look with the image thumbnail.

   

The y indicates the feature is enabled. 

To enable or disable features in the list use the -A option for example see below to enable or disable UPnP volume sync. A reboot is usually necessary after manipulating the feature mask.

Code:
# Enable UPnP volume sync
moodeutl -A add 1024

# Disable UPnP volume sync
moodeutl -A rm 1024
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RE: How do you "read" the output of moodeutl -a? - by Tim Curtis - 02-07-2023, 07:04 PM

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