Bryston BDP-Pi

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Re: Bryston BDP-Pi
« Reply #120 on: 6 Jan 2017, 09:15 am »
Can I ask a simple question about the screen shutting down with USB output--is this a noise control issue, and is there a way around it? How would I enjoy the display, but making the device output through hdmi or spdif?

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Re: Bryston BDP-Pi
« Reply #121 on: 24 Jan 2017, 02:46 pm »
Hi James I just updated my Pi but all my files have disappeared.  I'm so terrible with this but it looks like it's not finding my hd attached to it.

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Re: Bryston BDP-Pi
« Reply #122 on: 24 Jan 2017, 02:52 pm »
Hi James I just updated my Pi but all my files have disappeared.  I'm so terrible with this but it looks like it's not finding my hd attached to it.

Ok will forward this to Chris to help.

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Re: Bryston BDP-Pi
« Reply #123 on: 24 Jan 2017, 02:54 pm »
Hi James I just updated my Pi but all my files have disappeared.  I'm so terrible with this but it looks like it's not finding my hd attached to it.

Mike,
Try unplugging the Pi. Then reconnect your external drive to Pi. Power up Pi.
I had a similar situation with my BDP-1 a long time ago.

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« Reply #124 on: 24 Jan 2017, 05:32 pm »
Thanks James

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Re: Bryston BDP-Pi
« Reply #125 on: 24 Jan 2017, 05:34 pm »
Mike,
Try unplugging the Pi. Then reconnect your external drive to Pi. Power up Pi.
I had a similar situation with my BDP-1 a long time ago.
I did try that several times.  I have it in service mode until Chris calls back.  It sees the Seagate drive but not the files.  I'm sure a easy fix!

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Re: Bryston BDP-Pi
« Reply #126 on: 24 Jan 2017, 07:38 pm »
Everything is back to 100%.  Thanks Chris

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Re: Bryston BDP-Pi
« Reply #127 on: 25 Jan 2017, 01:58 am »
Everything is back to 100%.  Thanks Chris

The drive appeared to have been unmounted for some reason, not sure why

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Re: Bryston BDP-Pi
« Reply #128 on: 25 Jan 2017, 04:54 pm »
Bryston BDP-PI Tinker?
Asus created a seriously more powerful competitor called the Tinker Board. It does look interesting...

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Re: Bryston BDP-Pi
« Reply #129 on: 26 Jan 2017, 12:58 am »
Yah thats not there first go at copying the Pi, one of there other companies Aaeon released this

http://up-shop.org/up-boards/44-up-board-4gb-ram-64-gb-emmc.html

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Re: Bryston BDP-Pi
« Reply #130 on: 28 Jan 2017, 09:36 pm »

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Re: Bryston BDP-Pi
« Reply #131 on: 29 Jan 2017, 12:52 am »
http://av2day.com/2017/01/bryston-bdp-pi/

james

Nice review, I didn't realize this was HDMI compatible.

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Re: Bryston BDP-Pi
« Reply #132 on: 30 Jan 2017, 10:48 pm »
I just updated on my iPad and now it cannot find server?

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Re: Bryston BDP-Pi
« Reply #133 on: 30 Jan 2017, 11:05 pm »
I just updated on my iPad and now it cannot find server?

Hi

Make sure you have the correct IP address in the browser.

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Re: Bryston BDP-Pi
« Reply #134 on: 31 Jan 2017, 12:37 am »
All fixed.  you were right I just had to renew the IP, thanks James

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Re: Bryston BDP-Pi
« Reply #135 on: 1 Feb 2017, 04:21 pm »
I am a frequent reader of Bryston circles and a long time owner  :D. I have a question I hope some members can provide feedback on. Using the coax out on a BDP-1 or BDP-2 with the older sound card how does the sound compare to the Pi? Very happy with the SQ of my BDP-1 and can get another NOS from a dealer for around the same price as a Pi. Not sure which one would be the best sound.
Look forward to hearing about other members experiences.
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Re: Bryston BDP-Pi
« Reply #136 on: 27 Feb 2017, 04:13 pm »
James Im unable to update my Pi.  I lost connection as it said server was down, dont know what that means.  I shut it down restarted still bricked, I unplugged the hard drive and then it read that but still not able to update?  IP address seems to be right

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Re: Bryston BDP-Pi
« Reply #137 on: 27 Feb 2017, 04:15 pm »
James Im unable to update my Pi.  I lost connection as it said server was down, dont know what that means.  I shut it down restarted still bricked, I unplugged the hard drive and then it read that but still not able to update?  IP address seems to be right

So it works but no update available?

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Re: Bryston BDP-Pi
« Reply #138 on: 27 Feb 2017, 05:13 pm »
Yes it works but is unable to update and it took two days to get it from its bricked stage.

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Re: Bryston BDP-Pi
« Reply #139 on: 5 Mar 2017, 02:06 am »
James I messed up by deleting a radio station.  I added it to my playlist then I deleted it fron the playlist but now it's missing from the pop menu all together.  It was 181.1 under pop no sub menu how do I get it back?