d6jg wrote: 
> What is the playing performance like? I find it perfectly acceptable on
> a host of players both synced and otherwise. Scanning is almost as quick
> as a dedicated PC and much quicker than when running LMS on the NAS.

Over the weekend I tried both piCorePlayer and Max2Play. Max2Play feels
a bit too heavy for my pi2, so I settled on piCorePlayer. It's very
lean/mean, and runs LMS quite well. My music collection is about 3k
songs, it handled it very well. I have 2 squeezebox (Classic and Touch),
all wired, not wireless.

A friend of mine asked me to compare the performance of the piCorePlayer
(HDMI) vs the original SB (optical). I told him my ears are not as
golden. ;) but, while setting it up, I did some quick test.

I wasn't expect to hear much difference, HDMI is digital, so is optical.
BUT, what I have noticed is the volume on HDMI out via piCorePlayer is a
few db higher than optical from SB. Has anyone else noticed this?

Another piCorePlayer question. On the LMS, how do I copy a file to the
LMS folder, and have it retain its content across reboot? Some of my
songs have Chinese tag information. When I was using LMS on my Windows
machine, I simply copy arialuni.ttf to the SB Graphics folder, and my SB
classic would show Chinese characters correctly. How do I do this with
piCorePlayer? I think the FS is read-only and in memory, not sure how to
modify the version on the SD...

Thanks.


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