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  1. J

    System wide parametric equalizer for Raspberry Pi - is there such a thing?

    Hi, I want to use my RPI4 as a media streamer. The media streaming part is easy - Kodi, but there are some acoustical issues in my room that need some dealing with, namely a 50hz boomy peak (and some other smaller issues). Currently I deal with it rather effortlessly with Equalizer APO on...
  2. aris

    Pro-Ject Stream Box S2 Ultra - Need disk image copy

    I bought one of these recently, and was enjoying it fully, until for some reason I decided to install a base level Raspbian Buster without first making a copy of the default Volumio installed disk! Now of course I discover that the BT/Wifi chipset (LM811 based, so using Realtek 8723BU Linux...
  3. AndrovichIV

    Linux settings for an audiophile

    I created a Reddit thread with my setup to get the best audio from Linux. This is work in progress, so any comments will be greatly appreciated!
  4. audiovic

    New DAC+Headphone AMP (combo or 2 units) advice Linux compatible

    Hi all, I'm fairly new to this audio science and I need to get rid of my dirty PC sound card. I'm currently on Linux Mint 19.2 and no plans to use Windows. I mainly listen to Spotify music (premium account, so MP3 320 kpbs I guess). Maybe Tidal or Kobuz accounts in the future. My spanking new...
  5. dc655321

    Integrating DSP Engine into the Linux Audio Stack

    I would very much appreciate some input from the wise members of this site on various aspects of implementing and integrating a convolution engine into the Linux audio stack. I'm thinking of members like @Cosmik , @mansr , @pos, @yue or others that may have some experience digging around in the...
  6. DWPress

    New Linux based active XO with GUI

    Just thought I'd link to this thread over at diyAudio of this guy who has, in the last couple months developed a FREE Linux based active crossover with DSP. This is nothing new in Linux but this is the first instance of it having a user friendly GUI on the front end that I'm aware of and it's...
  7. CuteStudio

    The SeeDeClip4 Declipping Music Server

    Ok, I'm not really a dealer but my software is for sale and does serve these purposes: * Helps me organise my music * Makes many of my CDs sound better * Selling copies means other people get interested and suggest stuff that makes it sound better and easier to use * Saves me having to buy...
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