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Some of you may be familiar with the handy Node-MiniDSP utility developed by Mrene, which enables automation and control of the MiniDSP 2x4HD via USB and network. I recently purchased a DDRC-24 in hopes of making use of this utility but quickly discovered that input monitoring was not functional and no Dirac Live processing toggle was present.
As a result, I chose to create a fork of Node-MiniDSP specifically for the DDRC-24. Following a little bit of HID inspection and discussion with my rubber ducks, Node-MiniDSP-DDRC24 is complete and I thought this might be the ideal place in which to share it.
Here it is: https://github.com/Haru-tan/node-minidsp-ddrc24
The NPM package has not yet been published, so please download the repository directly for now.
Thank you for reading and I hope this will be of help to somebody. I will soon be sharing details of my DDRC-24 modification, which effectively turns it into an SHD Studio (entirely digital IO) for a fraction of the price by replacing the AK4626.
Best regards,
Troy (Otaku+)
Some of you may be familiar with the handy Node-MiniDSP utility developed by Mrene, which enables automation and control of the MiniDSP 2x4HD via USB and network. I recently purchased a DDRC-24 in hopes of making use of this utility but quickly discovered that input monitoring was not functional and no Dirac Live processing toggle was present.
As a result, I chose to create a fork of Node-MiniDSP specifically for the DDRC-24. Following a little bit of HID inspection and discussion with my rubber ducks, Node-MiniDSP-DDRC24 is complete and I thought this might be the ideal place in which to share it.
Here it is: https://github.com/Haru-tan/node-minidsp-ddrc24
The NPM package has not yet been published, so please download the repository directly for now.
Thank you for reading and I hope this will be of help to somebody. I will soon be sharing details of my DDRC-24 modification, which effectively turns it into an SHD Studio (entirely digital IO) for a fraction of the price by replacing the AK4626.
Best regards,
Troy (Otaku+)
