Xbian reboots while playing mp3

[handjebij]

(11th Jun, 2014 10:34 PM)IriDium Wrote:  I would look at the power supply. The model B needs at least 700ma and if the additional components could draw even more.

It could also be a voltage drop if too much current is drawn.

Have you got a 5.25v 2amp power supply to use?

hmm ad your advise i tapped the power from a old computer power supply and indeed it look likes it is working now
the power supply i used was 1.25 amp and measured stable but it seems that encoding a mp3 on a raspberry pi draws more power then a 1080p hd movie with dts ? did not suspect that but hey it is working now , so i stop complaining

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(11th Jun, 2014 09:18 PM)rikardo1979 Wrote:  

(11th Jun, 2014 09:35 AM)handjebij Wrote:  

(11th Jun, 2014 08:20 AM)handjebij Wrote:  

(10th Jun, 2014 01:47 AM)IriDium Wrote:  Certainly not a known bug.

Have you upgraded to the latest release?

Can you post via pastebin xbmc.log.old and dmesg.

Also, if possible, the mp3 that you are playing - or at least a snippet.

Can you also try copying the mp3 to a USB flash drive and try playing them from there.

thanxs for the reply
it is indeed not the xbian that is making the reboot,
I started again from scratch and then i could play several albums
but then i installed the Adafruit display with lcd proc and then it goes wrong
on movies or browsing there is no problem but running MP3 seems to crash creating a reboot
now i have put the configuration on the backlight to dim while playing mp3 and then it seems to be running fine (but needs a bit more testing)

you should say that is is a power issue but i run the raspberry on a decent power adapter with more then 1 amp

also playing movies on 1080p ,Dts and the display running works perfectly it is only happening with mp3

i will dig a bit further but without much knowledge of Linux it is a pretty hard job but i won't give up


Grtz
Handjebij

Sadly now mp3 playing also reboots with backlight off

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posted my logs on pastebin

xbmc.log.old
dmesg

does not seem to be right hope you can help me out in the good direction

seems to be some issues with the LCD and BTW I do not see in the log that you actually started any MP3 playback you have mentioned? are you sure you get the right log out?

i also found it strange it did not show up in the log but at the moment it looks like it was the power supply 1.25 amp was not enough so for the moment thanxs for the reply and if it is rebooting again i dig in the log again

but i think this topic can be closed