Work In Progress: 1.4.4

[Snoopy8]

@"skel" , most interesting and thank you for providing the details. A novel way to apply convolution to Qobuz (& Tidal)  in the UPnP world. 

An alternative to try is SqueezeDSP plugin, which is supposed to have convolution.  It is on my to do list to experiment.

[skel]

@"skel" , most interesting and thank you for providing the details. A novel way to apply convolution to Qobuz (& Tidal)  in the UPnP world. 

An alternative to try is SqueezeDSP plugin, which is supposed to have convolution.  It is on my to do list to experiment.

SqueezeDSP I tried as well with no success. But is there a good tutorial for Camilla?

[Snoopy8]

But is there a good tutorial for Camilla?

Best one is for the Pi, have to adapt for amd
https://github.com/mdsimon2/RPi-CamillaDSP
It is now easier to use as well with CamillaGui.

And we need to remind @"agent_kith" to put it back on his priority list !

[agent_kith]

And we need to remind @"agent_kith" to put it back on his priority list !

It is. Will be working on this after I finished the Ubuntu Pro sub UI.

[wxrbbs]

mpd.conf 
Get configuration parameters error
 zeroconf_enabled "yes"
zeroconf_name "wxrbbsroon"
audio_output {
type "alsa"
name " _OUTPUT="
device "hw:0: Diretta3FF0 [TargetApp_0000,0: TargetApp_0000"
buffer_time "40000"
period_time "10000"
mixer_type "none"
auto_format "no"
auto_channels "no"
replay_gain_handler "none"

}



It should be：
 zeroconf_enabled "yes"
zeroconf_name "wxrbbsroon"
audio_output {
type "alsa"
name " _OUTPUT="
device "hw:0"
buffer_time "40000"
period_time "10000"
mixer_type "none"
auto_format "no"
auto_channels "no"
replay_gain_handler "none"

}

[claybomb]

I was using squeezelite 1.8 for years for its warmth, but squeezelite 2.0 blows it out of the water on my system. It brought focus and tightness to the soundstage. Everything sounds smeared on 1.8 in comparison. I can't wait to get the real time kernel in 1.4. Does anyone have any suggestions for the command line options in the player setup? I use -b. The buffer seems to improve the sound slightly.

[Snoopy8]

I was using squeezelite 1.8 for years for its warmth, but squeezelite 2.0 blows it out of the water on my system. It brought focus and tightness to the soundstage. Everything sounds smeared on 1.8 in comparison.

For a long time, I preferred MPD. But Squeezelite 2.0 plus LMS Qobuz convinced me to switch over.

I can't wait to get the real time kernel in 1.4. Does anyone have any suggestions for the command line options in the player setup? I use -b. The buffer seems to improve the sound slightly.

You can already do that!  Need to join Ubuntu Pro (free) and then enable the real time kernel
https://documentation.ubuntu.com/pro-cli...me_kernel/

Will soon update Wiki with more detailed instructions

[Snoopy8]

@"claybomb" please see Wiki on how to use Ubuntu real-time kernel
https://www.snakeoil-os.net/reference/ad.../ubuntu-rt

[claybomb]

Thanks @Snoopy8 Super simple instructions. I'm listening now. I feel like another layer of noise has been wiped away. It's so apparent with low level listening. I don't have to turn it up to get dynamics. Although, I may have traded a little sweetness for more detailed transients.

Update: I had to move my speakers back closer to the wall. Only an inch or two. The sound is super balanced now. It was a little too bright after the update.

[hkphantomgtr]

Hi, AK, may I suggest that adding core temperature, clock speed and volt into the Webui Dashboard, so I can save some time in putty?   Thanks for your concern.
 

Code:

vcgencmd measure_temp && vcgencmd measure_clock arm && vcgencmd measure_volts

upload pic