moOde audio player on a Mac

Raspberry Pi audiophile player on MPD; now playing, controls, DAC/playback alerts · Media Servers

moOde turns a Raspberry Pi and a DAC into an audiophile network player: MPD with bit-perfect output, CamillaDSP, radio, a music library on USB or a NAS, and renderers for AirPlay, Spotify Connect, Qobuz, Squeezelite, RoonBridge, Bluetooth and UPnP. It runs on the Pi, not this Mac; flash the image with Raspberry Pi Imager. Pin a player (Device Discovery recognises it by its name or web page and sets the platform) or add it by address below: FrontierStack reads moOde's REST API, which needs no login, to show what each player is playing, the format chain from file to DAC, the volume and which renderer has the DAC, with play/pause, previous/next, volume, mute and library-update controls. Each Alerts sweep raises an alert when MPD reports an error; usually a DAC or HAT that has disappeared; or when playback is stuck, and, if you choose, when a player stops answering. Web UI on :80.

Run moOde audio player with FrontierStack

Install or connect moOde audio player; then check its status, ports and certificate from FrontierStack. The same screen links to firewall checks and backups where they apply.

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