Where computer science meets Hi-Fi
The main limitation that always bothered me about Roon is how it is bounded to be used only inside your local LAN network. But what if I want to listen to my music everywhere I am? And why Roon Server runs as a user process and not as a service? What happens if my server needs a reboot and I’m not at home (so I cannot login to my user)?
It’s time to talk about equalization, a subject that can be extremely vast and complex, unfortunately often the victim of stereotypes.
The purpose of this project: I built SqueezeCore because I needed a lightweight, minimal, plug&play OS to use it as a squeezelite player. The whole OS is 17MB and when running it occupies around 60MB of RAM; SqueezeCore must be installed on a USB drive and will run completely in…
There are 3 ways to install Logitech Media Server on you FreeBSD computer: ports, packages and DIY (yes … you have to compile everything) Package built by me Ports are not constantly updated so I decided to create an installer which is easy to maintain for my personal use. This…
In the download area you can find the .tar.gz archives of the source code used to compile binaries available for download on this website: squeezelite-R2_FULL.tar.gz this is the same source code available in the github repository linked below. Compatible with all O.S. squeezelite-R2_Unix.tar.gz this is the source code compatible only with Unix…
In the download area you can find the .tar.gz archives of the source code used to compile the binaries available for download on this website: sox.tar.gz this version has opus support disabled because it causes some problems on macOS and FreeBSD and is therefore compatible with all O.Ss. IMPORTANT: the GitHub…
In this tutorial I’m going to illustrate how to implement and enable PCM->DSD conversion on-the-fly on Logitech Media Server. This is possible thanks to the plugin C-3PO and a modified version of SoX and Squeezelite-R2. For a complete introduction and description of what is Logitech Media Server and how to install…
