Very simplistic, no artwork and basic menus, but I use an Oppo 203 UHD (m9702 player running Oppo OS is @ $400 online) connected to my Synology NAS and pumped through Marantz SR7012 7.1.4 setup.
On Saturday, February 1, 2020 at 8:58:38 PM UTC-7, Redbeard wrote:
-- On Saturday, February 1, 2020 at 8:58:38 PM UTC-7, Redbeard wrote:
I'm starting to think about building my next audio computer, so I am curious as to how others render their HiDef and surround audio digital files (i.e., FLAC, APE, DSD, ALAC). What hardware, OS and software do you use?
Also, has anyone built a HiDef audio system using a Raspberry PI? Not clear if that's possible, or practical.
Currently I'm running a seven year old homemade computer running an AMD A4-3400 APU, 8 GB DDR3 SDRAM, 160 GB SSD (Windows 10 boot drive), 10 TB Media HD and Blu-ray drive. I play audio in ISO, DSD & FLAC formats using foobar 2000 > WASAPI output via HDMI.
Other software I use often:
MP3tag - batch tagging.
DVDA Explorer - DVDA ripping
Exact Audio Copy - CD ripping
Audacity - audio editing
AudioMuxer - DVD & Bluray ripping
G-Force - graphic visualizations
My current setup has a nice form factor, little fan noise, fairly low energy consumption and performs well, but graphics could be improved. I'd like to improve on all these characteristics for my new setup.
Advise and comments appreciated!
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