For WiFi connectivity, we suggest using a WiFi dongle.Power: The board uses up to 10W of power and can be powered from the USB connector, or a separate 3.7V / 3500mAh battery power supply.Connector: 40 pin connector (Raspberry Pi compatible) to enhance your “real world” projects or connect the shields.External Storage: Micro SD up to 32GB and eMMC slot up to 64GB for storing information and loading operating systems.Ethernet: On board Single Ethernet port 10/100Mbps.Expansion Shields ready (Piano DAC, Piano DAC 2.1, BOSS, Voltm, Cheapo, GIGA, LCD, Camera, eMMC, etc.).
CPU: ARM Cortex A9 Quad Core Processor at 1.1GHz.SPARKY single board computer can be used with Linux and Android, and it is compatible with most Raspberry Pi accessories. SPARKY is an electronic motherboard that can be used as a computer for projects, games, internet, coding, learning and multimedia. The new revolution in computers is tiny programmable single board computers. Silicone & Glass Cloth Flexible Heaters +.Polatis 6000-PSS Optical Protection Switch +.My preference is for a combination of 1) and 2). HD : all others that are marked HD at presentĢ) Leave #AudioQuality unchanged and replace the current values in #AudioData with the following:ģ) Leave both #AudioData and #AudioQuality unchanged and add a new special tag (perhaps #AudioInfo) with the values in 2) above. To enable these higher resolution files to be identified easily, here are a few options for doing this:ġ) Leave #AudioData unchanged and replace the current HD category of #AudioQuality with the following: These categories date from 2013 and things have moved on quite a long way since then with DSD64, DSD128 (etc.) and PCM files with resolutions up to 32/352800 or 24/384000. HD : either bit depth 24 and not lower than 24/44100 or bit depth 16 and better than 16/96000 LC : all lossy files (LC = Lossy Compression) The possible values for #AudioQuality are as follows: 2) The APPDATA environment variable must be set. This is normally C:Program FilesMinimServerlib but it could be something else. (The ~ means 'approximately'.)īecause of the large number of possible combinations, the #AudioQuality tag provides a simpler designation of audio quality that is intended to be sufficient for most people to select between different audio qualities in their library. To run MinimServer on Windows, two things are needed: 1) The current working directory must be the installation lib directory. For lossy files, #AudioData displays an approximate bit rate because lossy files vary slightly in their exact bit rate. #AudioData can also display any other combinations not listed above. In more detail, the #AudioData tag can show any combination of bit depth and sample rate. The #AudioQuality tag classifies music into a smaller number of categories. The #AudioData tag provides exact information about bit depth and sample rate (or bit rate). Information about the audio quality/resolution of a file is provided by two special tags #AudioData and #AudioQuality. I am starting this thread because of two recent requests to change the information displayed by MinimServer in the #AudioData or #AudioQuality special tags.
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