Open Source Dac stuff

[AVDude]

Features - RuneAudio

RuneAudio's list of features - suggest new ones in the forum

www.runeaudio.com

I think it's the software itself, i'm always up for more non-dmca cartel goodness.

 

[Gray]

Features - RuneAudio

RuneAudio's list of features - suggest new ones in the forum

www.runeaudio.com

I think it's the software itself, i'm always up for more non-dmca cartel goodness.

That's the first one of its type that I used.
I appreciate the fact that boffins come together to create these things.

 

[DCarmi]

RuneAudio looks a bit dead. Still in beta and the downloads date from 2016. You could look at Moode or Volumio.

 

[AVDude]

RuneAudio looks a bit dead. Still in beta and the downloads date from 2016. You could look at Moode or Volumio.

Good to know, thanks for the tip. I used to use an open source streaming platform that I hosted in a data center in the early 2000's but I think that is gone. I was hosting streams for radio stations at the time. My peak throughput was something like 200 petabytes a month.

 

[Gray]

RuneAudio looks a bit dead. Still in beta and the downloads date from 2016. You could look at Moode or Volumio.

Yes Volumio is what I changed to.
One or two of the developers worked on both I believe (which explains the similarities).

 

[AVDude]

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