garym wrote:
> if your new streamer will feed the same DAC, the odds of any difference
> in audio is virtually zero. Different DACs can have different sound,
> because of the analog side of the DAC design.Yes. To my way of enjoying home
> audio, if a streaming system delivers a
digital audio
sdiesel77 wrote:
> Hum not sure to understand. What's the advantage?
> So you use the Rpi4 to access your music library?
>
> My Rpi4 is connected to my NAS to access the library@garym has described my
> arrangement perfectly.
I have only a small music library on a memory stick attached to
sdiesel77 wrote:
> Why do you use 2 RPI by the way?So that the RPi3A+/squeezelite box can be
> safely powered on and off with
the audio kit, leaving the RPi4B/LMS permanently powered as required for
its database function, adjacent to my network router.
sdiesel77 wrote:
> Hi All,
> I've been using a Rpi4 with touch screen and Picoreplayer 8 on it for
> many years and I'm quite happy with it.
>
> However, for a while, I keep asking myself, would there be a difference
> of sound quality with a standalone "audiophile" streamer? (ie: Chord,
>
Viragored wrote:
> I've got the same problem. I've just rebuilt my Pi 3B with LMS and
> external powered hard drive mounted at /mnt/LMSfiles. All done over the
> pCP GUI from my Windows 10 PC.
> I've set up Samba shares for the music files and the LMS server data,
> exactly matching what I had
jfo wrote:
> I'm setting up a piCorePlayer server with LMS for a friend. After some
> initial problems, his Windows 11 PC has discovered the pi on his network
> but I can't get past the Network Credentials sign in when trying to map
> it as a network drive. I assume I should use tc as user name
carsten_h wrote:
> I used it too, but after the Release of "Raspberry Pi Imager" I don't
> know why to use another tool. There you can directly choose the standard
> Raspberry OS or a few others like LibreELEC and so on or you can choose
> an image. I don't need any other tool on the Mac for
paul- wrote:
> Only if you want to create/check/format an exfat filesystem.Many thanks. I
> wondered if I was doing something silly by not using a
piCorePlayer specific version of exfat-utils.
jophill's Profile:
On a new installation of piCorePlayer 7.0.0 (32-bit) on a R.Pi4 server
with some of the music files on a USB flash drive I noted that both
*exfat-utils.tcz* and *pcp-exfat-utils.tcz* are available.
I loaded exfat-utils.tcz to mount the drive, as the LMS tab helpfully
points out. This works
bigq wrote:
> In squeezelite settings USB output is selected with
> "front:CARD=v12,DEV=0" specified.
> Somehow after reboot Headphone becomes as default.:confused:A fix might be to
> disable the on-board audio (Squeezelite Settings ->
Card Control), assuming that is what the Headphones card
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