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With LMS the display is done via any browser. It means remote and display is you smartphone or tablet or computer...
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renaudrenaud
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Bought for 45$ the Radxa X2L. Daphile works on it in 15 minutes. Great SBC powered by some Intel.
www.cnx-software.com
Radxa X2L Intel Celeron J4125 SBC goes for as low as $39 - CNX Software
Radxa X2L is an inexpensive Intel Celeron J4125 Gemini Lake Refresh single board computer (SBC) that ships with 2GB to 8GB RAM, an M.2 socket for SSD
www.cnx-software.com
If you are willing to spend around $300, then the Blusound Node N130 (2021 model) is the best way to go. It has USB audio out too.
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I found the price is $500, almost close to the eversolo
On the used market the N130 is around $300-$350, Eversolo is around $700.
Same with new prices, N130 is roughly 1/2 price of the Eversolo.
www.hifishark.com
Same with new prices, N130 is roughly 1/2 price of the Eversolo.
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very interesting stuff, how did you pack it? i see there are no official case while there is a kind of sub brand (palmshell) which plans to release a packed (passive cooling) product this yearBought for 45$ the Radxa X2L. Daphile works on it in 15 minutes. Great SBC powered by some Intel.
Radxa X2L Intel Celeron J4125 SBC goes for as low as $39 - CNX Software
Radxa X2L is an inexpensive Intel Celeron J4125 Gemini Lake Refresh single board computer (SBC) that ships with 2GB to 8GB RAM, an M.2 socket for SSD
renaudrenaud
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I've a git repo with 3D model for it.
GitHub - renaudrenaud/Radxa-X2L-Case: Radxa X2L 3D printed Cases
Radxa X2L 3D printed Cases. Contribute to renaudrenaud/Radxa-X2L-Case development by creating an account on GitHub.
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great, I saw it in the radxa community forum. which version are you running, 2GB? how is daphile on that? is the fan noisy?I've a git repo with 3D model for it.
GitHub - renaudrenaud/Radxa-X2L-Case: Radxa X2L 3D printed Cases
Radxa X2L 3D printed Cases. Contribute to renaudrenaud/Radxa-X2L-Case development by creating an account on GitHub.
renaudrenaud
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I use the 4Go version as my desktop computer since few months now (low impact on environment). I manage thousands of server in the cloud for our customers with it, I code some containers, use mainly Visual Studio Code, dBeaver and docker, with Ubuntu now. Fan is really not noisy but I guess for a Daphile (very low on ressources) player it's ok to not plug it.
so you are not using it with daphile anymore, right? I built a daphile sff pc based on asrock j4205 motherboard, it runs smoothly but I am now curious about this new "toy" .
renaudrenaud
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You're right: I tested with Daphile and then I wanted to test with a lot of different OS. I tried Debian, Zorin and Ubuntu. Because of the low power I was not sure it was enough for my daily tasks, but I found it's enough... And it is less weight than a portable computer in my bag on my back (I use a bike to go to the factory). The only "missing" point is the lack of USB-C generic port for LAN, screens etc...
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