Hi, thanks for great guide. But nevertheless I have a question, because I’m not so familiar with Hifiberry Digi+: How to connect HifiBerry Digi+ with Nubert Active Box. Via USB ? Do I need 2 HifiBerry’s? I mean one for each Nubert Loudspeaker ? Sorry may be it’s a stupid question for a rasberry profi. But I really don’t understand how it works. Will the DA converting done by the Nubert Loudspeakers?
Thanks a lot
Thanks I have found the answer by myself. ( SPDIF IN / OUT on Nubert Master/Slave Box)
I still have a question. I’m not sure how to stream the music signal the roon bridge running on the PI. Do I have to install roon server ( which license costs are quite expensive and there is no spotify support ) or is there another possibility. Maybe running foobar on pc and streaming to roon bridge or running spotify on smartphone and getting roon bridge as an output device. Something like that. I hope my question is too stupid.
Thanks
Roon Bridge is part of the Roon ecosystem; it implements RAAT - the streaming protocol used in Roon.
Foobar or Spotify wouldn’t have a clue on how to use RAAT, and hence can’t talk to Roon Bridge.
So I have to install roon Server somewhere in my local network and cannot use spotify? I also have to pay 100 Dollars for the license in a year? That’s the only possibility?
Hi Chris,
Yes. RoonBridge is a lightweight program with the sole function of acting as an Output for a Roon Core. You need a Roon Core to make it work. See this Knowledge Base page for more detail about the Roon Architecture.
As for Spotify: if you’re using a Pi as bridge, you can achieve this by installing RaSpotify in the Pi. Your Pi will be visible as a regular Spotify Connect endpoint in the Spotify apps.
The value assessment of Roon is yours to make: while many here consider Roon to be a great and – relative to hardware investments – low-cost improvement of their Hifi experience, Roon obviously needs a sizeable local library and/or Tidal usage to fully bloom.
In the words of a six-stringed hero: It’s in the way that you use it…
Hi Rene, thanks that sounds great. And that means, that also DSP will be done if it is installed like Peter Lobner has it explained in his thread?