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--- audio:sbc_music_streamer_projects [2023/11/03 15:53] – [Volumio] mithat
+++ audio:sbc_music_streamer_projects [2023/11/03 16:07] (current) – [moOde] mithat
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 Arguably the best supported and most popular DIY streaming distribution. However, the authors' attempts to create an income stream from the project have led to it becoming increasingly proprietary. Many features can't be used unless you create an account, making this closer to freemium than FOSS. There's reasonable concern that the project will morph into one that's intended only to serve the authors' line of hardware streamers.
-Still, it's a good option.
+Still, it's a good option, and it's the only player I can claim to have a lot of experience with.
 ===== rAudio-1 =====
 [[https://github.com/rern/rAudio|Project homepage]]. See also the [[https://www.diyaudio.com/community/threads/raudio-1-arch-based-music-player-for-all-raspberry-pis.381003/|diyAudio discussion]].
-A promising alternative that's an actively developed fork of the grandparent of many projects: the original [[https://www.runeaudio.com/|RuneAudio player]].
+A promising alternative that's an actively developed fork of the now defunct [[https://www.runeaudio.com/|RuneAudio player]].
+===== moOde =====
+[[https://moodeaudio.org/|Project website]]. See also the [[https://www.diyaudio.com/community/threads/moode-audio-player-for-raspberry-pi.271811/|diyAudio discussion]].
+Popular with some audiophiles for some reason, I haven't had the best experience with moOde. In particular, it corrupted the USB drive I had music on when the mounting and/or reading process went awry, as might happen in real life.