Rpi-jukebox-rfid: Volume level reset to 30 after restart

[MontyMcMutton]

Hi, I have an issue with volume: I read somewhere that Phoniebox remembers last audio level after restart.
But no matter what value I setup audio level it‘s always reset to 30 after rebooting.

[TM4G1]

Hi,

I am facing the same issue. Interestingly the boot sound seems to be at a higher volume.

Best regards
Tom

[Prutsium]

Same here volume 30% after reboot

[Prutsium]

I changed in both configs the volume i require and seems to stay at that level.

In: sudo nano /etc/mopidy/mopidy.conf
I changed:
[audio]
output = alsasink
mixer_volume = 70

And in: sudo nano ~/.config/mopidy/mopidy.conf
[audio]

mixer = software

mixer_volume = 70
output = alsasink

buffer_time =

Looks like these values are not updated by the software.

[TM4G1]

Seems to work! Somehow I still have one strange behavior that I thought would be related to the volume. The first card that I am swiping does not play, only if I swipe a second different one it work. After that is runs all fine.

[TM4G1]

I found that swiping the first card is not the issue. The boot sound just comes to early, if I wait longer with the first swipe after the restart it works fine. So it seems the boot ready sound is not waiting for everything that is required for playing music.

[MontyMcMutton]

@Prutsium: That means after every reboot volume starts at 70% no matter what value you had set when powering off?
So the issue basically still remains and you just found a workaround to change the always-the-same start up volume level?
What I did was to manually change the (maxed) volume dial that’s attached to my speakers so 30 percent is not as loud anymore.

@TM4G1: with my Phoniebox it takes 25 seconds after startup sound until it reacts to the first swipe.

[NiMeDia]

Having the same issue with a fresh install of the spotify version.

[saschaschefenacker]

+1