As a player, I'd stick with PiCorePlayer over Max2Play. As a LMS
server, well, I'd get that off the Pi anyway. So my vote is for PcP.
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They have gapless playback but still no FLAC+CUE support yet. Until
then, LMS rules.
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Like I said, I'm trying to figure out how they can justify the price,
and unless I'm missing something, WHY are there such good reviews for
something that sits in the middle of the audio chain?
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> I saw it in the Audio Advisor catalog advertised as a "squeezebox
> replacement," but like you I couldn't see the value. No DAC! So a $3000
> server?
Yep, it was Audio Advisor. Had me intrigued until I thought about
itand saw the price.
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I received an audiophile catalog today with Bryston BDP-2 shown front
and center. Cost is *$2995!* It's only a digital music streamer - not
even a DAC. I wouldn't dream of buying one for that price, but the
glowing reviews of it baffle me. Basically it pulls the
MP3/FLAC/whatever file from a h
This might be a question for another forum, but I fail to see why
services like Rhapsody, Pandora and last.fm are necessary with free
Internet radio stations available. I was contemplating what I was
missing by using a squeezelite linux box and the fact I lose
mysqueezebox, but it doesn't seem to
I saw it only briefly mentioned in this forum, but Cubox has a
Squeezebox player install. Has anyone used it? If you only need S/PDIF
it seems perfect.
I was going to buy one anyway for XBMC, but might end up using it for
this if it works well.
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