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Low-latency network audio receiver for Raspberry Pi / Linux systems

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README.md	2025-09-23	944 Bytes	0
v1.0.5 source code.tar.gz	2025-09-23	11.1 MB	0
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Release Notes – udp_player v1.0.5

Release Date: 2025-09-23

✨ Added / Changed

Separate settings for each audio output device (3.5 mm jack, HDMI, USB, etc.)
Added VU meter for peak audio level visualization
Linux-compliant configuration file now located at /home/pi/.config/udp_player.cfg
Audio settings now applied with "Test Changes" button without saving
Audio output selection stored per device
Minor documentation and usage notes added

🐞 Fixed

Network port was always set to 5010
Byte order swap option was ignored

⚠️ Note

Default latency value set to 28000 units
Useful values: JACK/headphones: 22000, USB audio: 3000
Note: 1000 units = 1 ms

Source: README.md, updated 2025-09-23

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