Thank you, Jonathan, your answer is spot on. Going to try it out.

-------- Original message --------
From: Jonathan Ballet <[email protected]> 
Date: 16/02/2014  22:49  (GMT+00:00) 
To: [email protected] 
Subject: Re: [Sonata-users] Sonata and Mpd still have to be in the same box? 
 
Hi Vasco,

On 02/16/2014 09:55 PM, vmsda wrote:
> Is the subject "feature" (not a fatal limitation, just an inconvenience)
> still extant? Or is there some elegant way of "decoupling" them?
>
> I have had Mpd and Sonata on a Raspberry Pi right next to my hifi setup,
> and wifi'ed to it from my netbook; cool, but unfortunately the RPi's usb
> got choked and coughing when asked to handle hirez downloads, so I gave
> up on this as a strategic solution.
>
> Next, I shall try CuBox, since it has a digital optical interface, but
> am not at all sure whether Mpd/Sonata run on it.
>
> Since my overriding aim is to listen to music and not be bothered with
> soft apps that do everything, I am open to suggestions as long as they
> do not involve replacing Mpd and/or Sonata.

I'm not sure I understand everything about your message, but as far as I 
understand, you don't need to have MPD and Sonata on the same box at 
all. The only real limitation I know is that you can't use the "Edit 
tag" feature of Sonata to edit your songs, but the rest should be 
working flawlessly. If it doesn't, then it's probably a bug somewhere.

So, you can run MPD and Sonata on the same box, but you don't *have to*.

If that doesn't answer your question, please clarify.

  Jonathan

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