Hi Guys,
I have recently purchased a IQaudio digi+ which I have connected to a NAD D3020 Amp via a toslink optical connector. I have been having some trouble getting the best perfomance from the board and a range of raspberry pi music Distros.
I have been testing the board with
I have been able to get this board working with all of the above music players.
Volumio does not support this board out of the box, however I have been able to get it working by choosing hifiberry digi from the dac choices built into volumio.
PiCorePlayer also appears to support iqaudio digi+ out of the box, however I was not able to get it working using that device, but when I selected the hifiberry digi+ for audio output it did work.
Max2Play also appears to support the iqaudio digi+ out of the box and I was also able to get this working without too much trouble.
However after playing a range of high resolution FLAC files I have noticed that on all of these systems I end up with quite regular pops and clicks during playback.
I have no real experience of setting these devices up, so I would appreciate some advice. Some of my FLAC files are over 50MB 24bit and the pop and cracks appear to be worse on the larger files.
All my FLAC files are stored on a NAS, which is connected to my wired network, as is my raspberry pi 3.
I have recently purchased a IQaudio digi+ which I have connected to a NAD D3020 Amp via a toslink optical connector. I have been having some trouble getting the best perfomance from the board and a range of raspberry pi music Distros.
I have been testing the board with
- Max2play latest version 2.39
- piCorePlayer 3.02
- Volumio 2.041
I have been able to get this board working with all of the above music players.
Volumio does not support this board out of the box, however I have been able to get it working by choosing hifiberry digi from the dac choices built into volumio.
PiCorePlayer also appears to support iqaudio digi+ out of the box, however I was not able to get it working using that device, but when I selected the hifiberry digi+ for audio output it did work.
Max2Play also appears to support the iqaudio digi+ out of the box and I was also able to get this working without too much trouble.
However after playing a range of high resolution FLAC files I have noticed that on all of these systems I end up with quite regular pops and clicks during playback.
I have no real experience of setting these devices up, so I would appreciate some advice. Some of my FLAC files are over 50MB 24bit and the pop and cracks appear to be worse on the larger files.
All my FLAC files are stored on a NAS, which is connected to my wired network, as is my raspberry pi 3.