The distribution kit was released Daphile 24.05, based on Gentoo Linux and designed to create a system for storing and playing a music collection replaceable on a computer without a screen. Playback and collection management is done through a specially created web interface. A build with a regular Linux kernel is available for download (329 MB) and assembly with components for real-time operation (319 MB).
The distribution can operate as a sound server, network storage (NAS, Network-Attached Storage) and wireless access point. Playback from internal drives, network streaming services and external USB drives is supported. To ensure maximum sound quality and create multi-zone audio systems, you can connect your Daphile computer to analog amplifiers via digital-to-analog converters with a USB interface.
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IN new version:
- Updated LMS (Lyrion Music Server) 8.5.2, Perl 5.38, Linux kernel 6.6. GCC 13.2 is used for the build.
- Updated plugins for integration with Spotty 4.10.1, TIDAL 1.4.6, Qobuz 3.5.0, Deezer 2.81.4 and YouTube 0.212 services.
- Mysqueezebox.com support has been removed.
- Added the Crypt::Blowfish module, which improves plugin performance.
- Added the ability to save the contents of audio CDs in WAV format.
- The library with information about performers and musical compositions CDDB has been replaced by Gnudb.
- Added support for accessing external network drives via the SMB3 and WebDAV protocols.
- Implemented the ability to automatically select a color theme for the web interface based on the theme selected for the device.
- The LZMA algorithm is used to compress kernel modules and firmware files, and Zstd is used to compress the SquashFS root image.
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