manually manipulating dp_cfg.txt

[spater]

This is interesting!
Could someone write a bit more how to use this? For the dummies version.
Thank you!

You have to follow the steps in @hamster28 post. But, before that, you have to do the most difficult part: modify the content of the file generated by the Devialet configurator with the settings you want.

Here are my notes from when I did this. I hope it helps you.

1. Install "nodejs" (https://nodejs.org/en/download). The additional software proposed by the installer is not necessary.
   
2. Download Hamster128/iTunesRemote repository from github https://github.com/Hamster128/iTunesRemote ---> Result: "iTunesRemote-master.zip" file (containing "iTunesRemote-master" folder).
   
3. Extract content of "iTunesRemote-master.zip" file. --->  Result: "iTunesRemote-master" folder.
   
4. Open Windows "Terminal" in extracted "iTunesRemote-master" folder.
   
5. Run "npm i" command in "iTunesRemote-master" folder.
   
6. Copy your modified "dp_cfg.txt" file to the "iTunesRemote-master" folder.
   
7. Run "calc_crc.cmd". ---> Result: updated "dp_cfg.txt" file.
   
8. Copy the updated "dp_cfg.txt" file to the Devialet SD card.
   

I didn't get past step 7 - after running 'calc_crc.cmd' I get the following error:

[daniel.avasilichioaei]

I didn't get past step 7 - after running 'calc_crc.cmd' I get the following error:

I think you missed the second part of step 4:
4. Open Windows "Terminal" in extracted "iTunesRemote-master" folder.

I'm not sure, but I think you opened Windows Terminal in the user folder, not in the "iTunesRemote-master" folder.

At the prompt you should see something like this:
Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.22631.2861]© Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
G:\iTunesRemote-master>

and not something like this:
Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.22631.2861]
© Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
C:\Users\Daniel>

[spater]

I didn't get past step 7 - after running 'calc_crc.cmd' I get the following error:

I think you missed the second part of step 4:
4. Open Windows "Terminal" in extracted "iTunesRemote-master" folder.

I'm not sure, but I think you opened Windows Terminal in the user folder, not in the "iTunesRemote-master" folder.

At the prompt you should see something like this:
Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.22631.2861]© Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
G:\iTunesRemote-master>

and not something like this:
Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.22631.2861]
© Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
C:\Users\Daniel>

Yes, you are right, I didn't do step 4 correctly. Got it working now. Thanks

Took me a while to work out how to open a Windows Terminal in the 'iTunesRemote-master' folder so if it helps anyone else:

- Type cmd into the location bar near the top of the iTunesRemote-master window and hit enter
- The command prompt will now open in iTunesRemote-master location

[daniel.avasilichioaei]

Yes, you are right, I didn't do step 4 correctly. Got it working now. Thanks

Took me a while to work out how to open a Windows Terminal in the 'iTunesRemote-master' folder so if it helps anyone else:

- Type cmd into the location bar near the top of the iTunesRemote-master window and hit enter
- The command prompt will now open in iTunesRemote-master location

Or right click on folder in File Explorer, and then in the popup you have "Open in Terminal".

[Waiski]

Got it working. Thank you!
Actually easiest way to run the 7th step is to doubleclick "calc_crc" file in the iTunesRemote-master folder.


Now, does anyone know how to create bandpass filter to speaker output with this configurator?