I personaly wanted to build my own. The J5040 ist a nice but very slow CPU. If your searching for a Power efficent CPU i can recommend this Video.

Bildung a Power efficent Home server

I use for my Server Just an i3 10th Gen and it is fast enough.

It does support it even on a client bases. Navidrone is a server using the subsonic api. It just takes ages on my little pi to transcode.

I tried it for fun and yeah with my gear i can’t hear any difference really.

I think it is just a joke, because of course IDE is still better in quality Preserving than Sata.

I’m archiving but also listening to them. I use navidrome as an audio server. But with Mobil internet it’s like 1h waiting for 10s music.

Oh never heard of it. Could you give informations about the listening quality?

I’m archiving my music but listening to them on my Phone with like 100€ Bluetooth headphones (which use ACC 128kbit). Doesn’t really help the quality even when it is Flac.

Thanks for the information and table of contents to look at. I will maybe switch the content of my personal audio library for my Phone to Opus. Will just take some time for ffmpeg to convert it.

I still have a SD slot. Just not in the mood to buy a 256GB SD Card and copy all and stuff.

I still have a SD slot. Just not in the mood to buy a 256GB SD Card and copy all and stuff.

I mean I went from 60GB wav to 60GB Flac but now with more Music. With now 60GB more to use.

Thanks I will give it a read. Never really knew were to look for it really much.

And you can help if your a developer and improve it.

Steam games or console games?

In my younger years I just pirated the hell out of software. From Photoshop to Sony Vegas. Nowadays i use Foss because of my Linux use, but even for my Boyfriend PC’s I mostly leet him choose between Pirated Programms and FOSS software and he mostly just needs an easy software. FOSS isn’t as feature full as paid software but mostly for the normal stuff you do you can just use FOSS.

Maybe in the future AV1 will even get faster with the better implementations. It’s a great codec just sad that the older Raspberry Pi’s just hate x265.