Yeah I was sitting on the fence with the desktop v image on SD card.
On my kitchen set up, I also have headphones as well as speakers. I’d like to be able to tweak sound settings for when I’m listening to the cans. So I thought I’d have flexibility to do that on desktop.
But the ease of having the Pi running HQP is appealing.
But I’ve realised I quite like to tinker, so maybe DSD in the future?
At this stage, I’m only really interested in using spdif, as all my Pi’s use it. So this limits me to 24b 192 kHz, but if all my music was played at this level, I’d be very happy.
So should I set dsd to lowest levels, or possibly turn it off all together?
Looking forwards and off topic. Theoretical question….Is the RPi + Digione Sig unable to pass DSD 256 onto a DAC that can support this?
Reason for asking is that I have a Pi2AES arriving soon, and wanted to connect to d90se DAC via HDMI for i2s and the options of DSD (depending on what my little NUC can handle)
Thanks for all the food for thought. I’m pretty excited to try so many of these options.
I checked the manual with the Pi2AES i2s, it is limited to dsd64 due to the RPi i2s connection is limited. But really I am looking for best sound I can get from pcm @192 KHz tbh.
But I will set up an NAA with usb to the topping DAC.
I appreciate your patience. Thanks for your advice