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My Qimedia Android TV have a control app that mirrors your monitor/tv screen to your smartphone via Bluetooth. So you can control your device from smartphone. But it was slow.
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For those who don't know, RAMdisk is one of the most high-performance methods for audiophiles in the world, and although I've never read anything about it in this forum and only have a personal friend who has tested before me, I've read a lot, a lot , much information in international scope, where it seems that the theme is more evolved. Reducing latency and high throughput is only a small part of the benefits. If that weren't enough, I've never heard any "original" setup, with SSD, SD card, M.2, or anything else, that delivers audio quality as good as RAMdisk. For me, it's the best, but what I don't know is if there are different RAM models that deliver different sonorities (Corsair vs. Kingston; Kingston vs. Crucial; Corsair vs. GSkill; e.g.).
SPL Phonitor does as far as I know, even to the point you can't turn it off on some of their models.I'm hoping there is a software plugin that does crossfeed in the digital realm. While I have an old Meier amp, my newer amps dont have crossfeed. Seems like no newer amps do.
https://www.picoreplayer.org/
I do like your setup and I was thinking to do a similar setup myself too, but running RPi on batteries will not improve sound quality! RPi is powered via 5V source, so you're probably using one single 18650 3.6...4.2V battery with a boost converter that regenerates a higher voltage (+5V) to power the RPi. You can use a scope and see if the ripple & noise of this newly generated 5V is lower than the ripple & noise of the original RPi supply, but I doubt there will be a significant difference.I'm mainly a battery-only type for ultimate SQ purity. So my sound philosophy is LiFePO4 batteries