Yes, it’s running on RPi4. I mainly want to switch down the road since it’s limited to 512.
The dropouts are very random. Sometimes there is one like 10 seconds into every song. Other times there’s one every few songs or just rarely. I’m using a wifi extender with a LAN port because my main network is pretty busy (smart lights, alexa’s, sonos, etc). Last time I checked the CPU is at like 18% with CUDA offload on Windows 11 Ultra Performance Mode. It does not make a difference if the Computer is connected by wifi or ethernet
If you are using a wifi extender for your Rpi4 Naa, maybe try removing that and have the Pi4 wired to your lan switch which hopefully your Windows Hqplayer computer is wired to as well.
Thanks Jussii, most useful.
I think I will wait for the RPi5 due out latter this month. At this time there is of course no imdeded image availble from Syng. Maybe latter this year.
Given that I am already doing some convolution folters in Room, then I can see a user case for the extra memory.
Usually “http://hqplayer.local:8088/” should work. Some browsers complain that it is insecure since there’s no TLS (https). And some try to blindly switch to “https” instead which will fail.
But usually you need to specifically prefix with “http://”, otherwise all modern browsers will assume “https://” instead.
You have some other OS than HQPlayer OS on your Pi4? If so, and you are not using my original package either (Debian), it could have a different port or setup for the web interface.