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Update sendspin-cpp and add static delay support - #8
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Thanks, I'm just porting from snapcast, and need the delay too. |
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I've pulled your changes into my own fork, and I can set the delay successfully, thank you @genehand. You don't happen to be using Music Assistant as your server do you? |
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Nice, glad it helped. Yeah I am using Music Assistant, working pretty well here although occasionally something gets out of sync. Haven't tracked it down yet, pausing and starting up again sorts it back out. |
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Thanks for the changes! |
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I updated to the latest sendspin-cpp library, only to discover that my soundbar needs a delay adjustment. This also adds
initial_static_delayto the config for that as well.Thanks for giving an old Pi some new tricks!