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I think their upfront statement regarding support is a good idea:

That in itself probably saves a load of pointless support issues. I also like that they've refrained from using the word 'audiophile'.

SPOTIFY DAILY MIX LOGITECH MEDIA SERVER SOFTWARE

I like how they are very clear about what software they are building upon but I'd like to see that information on their website, not just github.

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I've not used Hifiberry OS but I read through the main parts of their code base a while back so I have some idea of it. When Wouter first started the project there wasn't much out there but now there are lots of similar projects, as all the recommendations here show. So I am thinking of finally making its slow death official and winding the project up. This is arguably unfair on users, especially those 'new' users who might struggle with things and end up walking-away from their first foray into the world of Raspberry Pi. But as you might know the project has not been maintained much for a long time and it's in a poor state. I don't have any usage metrics and as you can imagine I mostly hear from unhappy users, so I do appreciate seeing this.

I'm really happy to hear anyone still gets milage out of PiMuiscbox. So I gave up after a few weekends and am now only running the sigmatcp server. I tried to build AUR packages, but this was utter frustrating to figure out which software depends on what else (the buildroot dependencies they have are good-enough, but not exact and some software seems to be randomly split across packages) and how they're properly configured and so on. This seems all the rage these days, but if I would run every piece of software on an RPi of it's own, I'd end up with a small RPi cluster in a year or two, while one RPi would be enough for all of that. BUT I have one HUGE problem with it: The whole software is only really available as an OS image. The OS looks nice, and it allows to relatively easy manage DSP programs/adjustments and, what's also kind of important, playback music. I 'simply' adjusted their DSP program (using SigmaStudio) to my needs. As mentioned elsewhere, I use it for phase correct cross overs via FIR (at 250 Hz, which means it requires lots of taps), and also for DRC and cabinet correction (same FIR filters). Background: I'm using a Beocreate 4 Channel amp since a few months, and it's great (even if a little bit expensive, but it perfectly fits my usecase).

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