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DAC+DSP and Volumio

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February 27, 2019 12:00

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Hello,

Currently, I have a DAC+ Pro happily running on a pair of loudspeakers made by me.
I now want to get into the DSP systems, I have decided to acquire the DAC + DSP.

My technical level is enough to make the acoustic adjustment, but the complexity of configuring the DSP worries me a little because my level in this field is low, very low.

For now I just wanted to know, if to use the DAC+ DSP with Volumio, is to install first the system to program the filters (I create HifiberryOS), and then switch to Volumio keeping the filters on the board.

Thanks

Edu

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  HiFiBerry team February 27, 2019 15:17

  Hi,

  you can store settings to the DSP EEPROM. However, instead of just booting another system for this, I recommend to try to install DSPToolkit on Volumio. I'm not sure if this will work, but it might be the easier way in the future as you can then change DSP parameters without having to boot another OS first.

  https://github.com/hifiberry/hifiberry-dsp

  Best regards,
  Daniel

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  Esquembri February 28, 2019 17:20

  Sure, I'll try your advice, it has a lot of logic.

  I take the opportunity to ask if you are planning to publish a more detailed manual of DSP, for the most neophytes, like me.

  Thanks Daniel.

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  HiFiBerry team February 28, 2019 17:45

  What information exactly are you missing?

  Best regards,
  Daniel

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  Esquembri March 05, 2019 12:15

  As it is documented in GitHub, it is taken for granted that you have to know how to handle the systems by commands from the consoles, but without some graphical help that shows connection schemes, introduction of commands, scripts, knowing where you start, and what the goal is.
  Sure that an advanced user quickly understands the current concise explanation, but I smoke out of my head, I have to consult other manuals online, and draw conclusions for my part, is a good exercise, but would appreciate a manual to use for dummies.

   

  Regards

  Edu