Great !

[rikardo1979]

(15th Oct, 2013 01:10 PM)resinis Wrote:  thanks for the info.

I still think there could be a better waveform viz... at least attenuate the feedback a little, its just a bunch of squiggly stuff when youre playing music and such... i would like to see one with a faster refresh rate and lower excitement.

1.2 is out already? good to know you guys are still working on this! i love my power sipping music jukebox that reads harddrives and is controlled by android phones!

And i have read that if xbian switches to a the new audio engine (not sure whats is called.. pureaudio?) then it will be possible to implement an audio equalizer. In the meantime, i think i will just figure out how to make a bass and treble control with physical components...

to get the best audio from RPi is over HDMI if is stereo or multichannel. The analog part is not done very good and definitely not a Hi Fidelity experience. So I would always highly recommend the HDMI way out and let a good quality AVR to process and amplify the sound.
This is how the RPi (with XBMC on it) was designed and meant by the creators and developers.
I know that some may argue that there are USB ports on it and would be great to use a USB DAC but again, the USB on RPi is not very well designed and also the XBMC on RPi has no Alsa support which is needed for the USB sound devices.
So, once again the HDMI is the best way and I would just stick to that