01-06-2025, 05:42 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-06-2025, 05:44 PM by TheOldPresbyope.
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@paulliewallie
The Audiophonics github repo you provided a link to hasn't been touched in 3 years.
I'm surprised it exists at all given that I get no hit when I use the Audiophonics website search engine for "moode" and they don't acknowledge the existence of moOde Audio in their list of "Open Source Solutions" I found somewhere on the same site.
Given this, i suspect you won't get any satisfaction if you follow the usual advice of "contact your vendor".
The code for the IR controller comes from the Raspberry Pi OS distro, so I'd think that would update. The code for the LCD driver, however, is custom. When I chased down the github repro for the fbpc-ili9341 component, I see this in the README
Sorry to be a Debbie Downer about this. Maybe you'll get lucky and find someone who has developed a work-around.
Regards,
Kent
The Audiophonics github repo you provided a link to hasn't been touched in 3 years.
I'm surprised it exists at all given that I get no hit when I use the Audiophonics website search engine for "moode" and they don't acknowledge the existence of moOde Audio in their list of "Open Source Solutions" I found somewhere on the same site.
Given this, i suspect you won't get any satisfaction if you follow the usual advice of "contact your vendor".
The code for the IR controller comes from the Raspberry Pi OS distro, so I'd think that would update. The code for the LCD driver, however, is custom. When I chased down the github repro for the fbpc-ili9341 component, I see this in the README
Quote:Feb 2024 Update
The era of fbcp-ili9341 has come to an end. Fbcp-ili9341 was built on top of the Raspberry Pi's VideoCore DispmanX API.
However, this API has been deprecated by the Raspberry Pi Foundation for a while now, and finally obsolete (=unavailable) on Raspberry Pi 5 and onwards.
The later Raspberry Pi distros no longer have DispmanX active by default even for Pi0-Pi4, but instead Raspberry Pi has moved over to the newer KMS driver compositor stack, which has a different abstraction for integrating SPI display drivers. Other people are developing SPI display drivers for the Pi that are compatible with the KMS stack. Head on to this Raspberry Pi forum thread to learn more.
This repository is good to be considered archived/stale, although I am not marking it Archived using the GitHub feature, since that feature apparently would also make the issue tracker read-only. Feel free to continue discussing issues on the tracker.
Sorry to be a Debbie Downer about this. Maybe you'll get lucky and find someone who has developed a work-around.
Regards,
Kent
