maybe this thread helps: https://forums.slimdevices.com/foru...are/107964-squeezelite-multiple-device-output
I don't know, it looks like you need command line access which isn't available, AFAIK, in the non-beta release.
My use case - I'd like to send one output to my DAC as usual. And send another digital signal from daphile to a digital recorder (it does digital in, records on a memory card, no ADC in the path). So if I stream something on daphile, I can record it digitally.
My use case - I'd like to send one output to my DAC as usual. And send another digital signal from daphile to a digital recorder (it does digital in, records on a memory card, no ADC in the path). So if I stream something on daphile, I can record it digitally.
Output to two independently-clocked soundcards is not trivial as it requires async resampling for one of them.
You can unwrap the squashfs filesystem of daphile, customize it as you wish, and rebuild the read-only filesystem again. But it takes some rather advanced linux knowledge.
Or you can build a simple USB processor using RPi equipped with USB OTG and USB host interfaces, and configure pipewire to capture from USB audio gadget (newer pipewire can handle the async rate control of USB gadget) and output to two output soundcards, handling the async resampling internally. That's what pipewire is designed for. Again it takes some linux knowledge and work.
You can unwrap the squashfs filesystem of daphile, customize it as you wish, and rebuild the read-only filesystem again. But it takes some rather advanced linux knowledge.
Or you can build a simple USB processor using RPi equipped with USB OTG and USB host interfaces, and configure pipewire to capture from USB audio gadget (newer pipewire can handle the async rate control of USB gadget) and output to two output soundcards, handling the async resampling internally. That's what pipewire is designed for. Again it takes some linux knowledge and work.
That's well beyond my abilities.
I found a bunch of these on Amazon. They're not just charging ports. One video had him using it for his mouse and external hard drive at the same time.
I found a bunch of these on Amazon. They're not just charging ports. One video had him using it for his mouse and external hard drive at the same time.
Both methods are quite advanced indeed.
Those are standard USB hubs. The hub will let you connect two usb soundcards to one port in daphile (or you could use two ports instead, using a hub integrated in your PC), but daphile will not duplicate the stream to the second audio device. Unless it's made to do so as described above.
I tried an experiment, and not only can it output simultaneously via 2 USB ports. It can output 2 DIFFERENT songs!
I put song in the Playlist and play. Music comes out of headphones #1. Then remove song from the Playlist, add another song, and play. The new song comes out of headphones #2. Headphones #1 still play the other song.
Very odd.
On the screenshot, I'm using the HiFimeDIY DAC and C-Media headphone
I put song in the Playlist and play. Music comes out of headphones #1. Then remove song from the Playlist, add another song, and play. The new song comes out of headphones #2. Headphones #1 still play the other song.
Very odd.
On the screenshot, I'm using the HiFimeDIY DAC and C-Media headphone
That's technically easy - two players playing each to its audio device, each clocked by its respective audio device. But IIUC what you want is one player playing a single stream to two independently-clocked devices.
Well, then it looks like that's the way the Daphile player is programmed. Maybe it can be reconfigured, I do not know as I do not use Daphile.