celo wrote:
> Sorry for missing out on the details.
>
> Yes, I am using an older DAC with no USB and only up to 44.1 support.
> Don't want to change my DAC. Just purchased and love it.
>
> I thought that RPi3 with Digi+Pro would eliminate the connection of the
> SBT to the server (RPi3) over t
Julf wrote:
> That would make sense, except that the OP states "I thought that RPi3
> with Digi+Pro would eliminate the connection of the SBT to the server
> (RPi3) over the network. Thus, giving me better sound?", so it is all
> about the network, not the connection to the DAC.
OK, sorry I misse
celo wrote:
> I thought that RPi3 with Digi+Pro would eliminate the connection of the
> SBT to the server (RPi3) over the network. Thus, giving me better sound?
What makes you think it would? The network connection is a buffered,
bit-perfect path, and actually might pose less of a load on the RP
cliveb wrote:
> All of what you say would make sense if the OP were talking about the
> Hifiberry DAC+.
> But he's referring to the DIGI+, which is an SPDIF output board, which
> would then be used to feed an external DAC.
> Given the known flaws in the RPi's USB system, I think using a DIGI+ to
Sorry for missing out on the details.
Yes, I am using an older DAC with no USB and only up to 44.1 support.
Don't want to change my DAC. Just purchased and love it.
I thought that RPi3 with Digi+Pro would eliminate the connection of the
SBT to the server (RPi3) over the network. Thus, giving me
iPhone wrote:
> I am with Julf in that I don't see any advantage to the Digi + Pro since
> it is sitting right on top of an unshielded overwork R-Pi.
> [followed by stuff about how the DAC should not sit on top of an
> unshielded RPi because the analogue output will be affected by noise]
All of w
celo wrote:
> I want to try this but how do I stream Tidal? Can the BubbleUPNP server
> let me stream Tidal? Or other server?
>
> /QUOTE]
> [INDENT]The answer to this is yes (code for 42) also Qobuz
>
> 'http://www.hifizine.com/2016/06/how-to-stream-tidal-to-the-raspberry-pi/
> '
> (http://ww
celo wrote:
> Thanks for the reply.
>
> Should have mentioned. It is Tidal HIFI.
>
> I thought keeping two units together all-in-one ( Digi Pro and
> Raspberry) would be better than SBT connecting to Rpi3 via local
> network.
>
> Thanks.
.
.
That is exactly what I am saying, Tidal's so call
celo wrote:
> I thought keeping two units together all-in-one ( Digi Pro and
> Raspberry) would be better than SBT connecting to Rpi3 via local
> network.
No reason why it should be better - the higher clock rate processor in
the RPi probably generates more noise than the one in the SBT (for th
Thanks for the reply.
Should have mentioned. It is Tidal HIFI.
I thought keeping two units together all-in-one ( Digi Pro and
Raspberry) would be better than SBT connecting to Rpi3 via local
network.
Thanks.
celo's Pr
celo wrote:
> I want to try this but how do I stream Tidal? Can the BubbleUPNP server
> let me stream Tidal? Or other server?
>
> I don't listen to any local files. Just streaming.
>
> I have SBT as my streamer and I have no reason to replace it other than
> to try something new.
>
> I curr
I want to try this but how do I stream Tidal? Can the BubbleUPNP server
let me stream Tidal? Or other server?
I don't listen to any local files. Just streaming.
I have SBT as my streamer and I have no reason to replace it other than
to try something new.
I currently run the LMS via MaxPlay2
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