Volumio Version:
Hardware: nanosound one
DAC: raspberry Pi 4b
Hi
I bought a nanosound one and have assembled it
I went to install volumio on the SD card as per the instruction
It says to go to volumio get started page and under search plugs-ins go to miscellaneous but this does not appear to be on the webpage
I can only find the download for raspberry Pi
Will this work?
Thanks
Mike
I assume that you also installed the raspberry pi? Sorry, just want to cover that base.
Regarding your comment of: “It says to go to volumio get started page and under search plug-ins go to miscellaneous…” You go through that step on the app once volumio is installed on the pi.
Yes, you need to download and install for raspberry pi.
Correct
I have connected the raspberry Pi to the Nanosound and are trying to load up the as card
Shall I just use the standard raspberry Pi volumio as the install for the card
What I’m wondering is that there is no specific install for
The Nanosound- just use the raspberry Pi one?
Thanks
Yes, it’s the standard volumio for pi installation that you need. Once you have volumio up and running you need to enable the nanosound one plugin that is within the volumio app.
@ Michael64, be smart download :
https://nanomesher.com/support/nanosound-support/
methode 2 ,dedicated img for nanosound 1
worked flawles for me
Sorry I did not reply to you all- it all worked and Im very happy with the clarity.
Have been enjoying it for a few weeks now.
Just one issue- I have two systems- both Marantz (one with B&W speakers and the other a pair old but high quality Mirage floor standing speakers from the 90’s)
Problem is that one system seems too bright a sound(Mirage)- I guess the clarity and dynamic range seems intense , I’m not used to the sound- is there an add on for volumio that can equalise the sound or change treble, mid, bass?
thanks
Michael