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Hi Harry @spockfish
Long time no chat.
Is current stable RoPieee compatible with Raspberry Computer Module 3 (CM3)?
https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/compute-module-3/
Cheers, Sean.
Yes it is.
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Nice. There is a really nice DAC & Headphone amp coming out soon that may have the CM3 inside…
Will make a really nice Roon Bridged DAC…
It features an RPi for certain but I say may because I’m waiting for confirmation from the manufacturer which board is exactly inside. I have a feeling it’s the CM3…
If it is the CM3, this means no issues with high PCM and DSD rates (no shared bus problems). But I have to check first.
There are more out there with a CM3 inside 
Of course. I only asked now because this is the first product I’ve actually been semi interested in getting… waiting on some other details though.
I think the upcoming Allo USBridge Signature may have CM3 too… unless they make a late change.
they won’t 
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Rest in peace Sparky 
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There is already one available:
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As discussed above, one advantage of the CM3 (and new RPi4) is support for higher PCM and DSD rates, where the Pi3 struggles due to shared USB & ethernet bus power.
But @Orchard_Audio your DAC is limited to PCM192kHz right? And doesn’t support DSD?
It says the Pecan Pi supports DSD. But if we are going to make such comparisons lets not omit the fact that a Pi 3 B+ is £35 and a CM and its Pi 3 plugin comes to well over £100 as a single unit. So it ought to be very good at that price.
PecanPi is limited to 192kHz.
It does not natively support DSD, but the software will convert DSD to PCM. One reviewer said that DSD sounded best even with the software conversion.
“If anything, DSD output (despite the non-native processing) was the most impressive file output across the entire sound test as inherent noise was very low.”
Noted but none of this discussion has had anything to do with ‘value for money’ comparisons between products…
And the DAC chip itself doesn’t support DSD.
Anyway we’re getting off the topic of RoPieee now.
Noted. I only brought up CM3 because it allows high PCM and DSD rates, without the RPi3 issues.
Good to know PecanPi is compatible with RoPieee with it’s CM3 module.
I have had a few customers request that Spotify connect be added to Ropieee.
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You haven’t been keeping up with the XL project Leo…it’s on the list
Hi Harry @spockfish,
I think it would be nice, if we could use the LED at the front in another way.
Wouldn‘t it be cool if the LED will be blinking when RoPieee found an update?
Just for the users, who deactivate the automatic update function.
Best
Oliver
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this is actually a good idea!
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An Information on the Screen „Update available“ were also cool 
Hi! I bought myself a new amplifier w. built in DAC the other day. A NuPrime IDA-16.
I own a couple of DSD256 albums that I frequently listen to, but they won’t play on my new amp with DoP.
Would it be possible to add it to the supported devices to enable native DSD?
It looks like it’s similar to NuPrime DAC-10 (which is already supported) utilizing the same ESS9018 that offers PCM 384K & DSD256.
If you could add it, it would be awesome!
Thanks in advance!