Alex Lubberts

No, USB input. The USB Gadget driver that creates the alsa device does support rate changes from kernel 5.18.

Hmm… I’m only talking about freeing the output device, why would that need changes from the gadget driver? Roon also kept running continously,claiming and freeing the output device as was...

Stupid me, another option is of course to use the convolution files as Roon also supports those. Might even be a better option?

The 44.1kHz works fine. However, the 88.2 and 96kHz filters attenuate the sound to a very soft level. I’m sticking with the parametric EQ, that sounds quite good.

It is. That’s how I solved it. But I’d prefer it to be part of the integration. Now I have to reinstall bscpylgtv manually every time the python environment is...

I installed bscpylgtv as per instructions, and added this to configuration.yaml: ``` # lg modes shell_command: set_dark_mode_sdr: bscpylgtvcommand 192.168.1.102 set_picture_mode expert2 hdmi2 sdr set_dark_mode_hdr: bscpylgtvcommand 192.168.1.102 set_picture_mode hdrCinema hdmi2 hdr...

Before installing you should probably activate the Python environment. On my Pi I do this by `sudo -u homeassistant bash . /home/homeassistant/pyenv-activate.sh` does this help you?

Sorry, can’t help you with that. I guess bscpylgtv needs to be added to the container. But I don’t know how you should do that.