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That would be a good solution. Also, there's an issue where if you use the -C option then it's power-cycling based on the device open status rather than the state...

Your device doesn't list any raw DSD formats that it accepts. Usually for a decvice that supports raw DSD you'd expect to see a format like DSD_U32_BE. I've seen plenty...

I've noticed this issue on DSF files, but not on FLAC files. I have the same album in FLAC and DSD formats, and the DSD one shows up under Various...

It may well be. In my case it was the stupid TPE2 tag and how it's mapped by default to Band, which I've never had to worry about before becuase...

More details in forum post: https://forums.slimdevices.com/forum/user-forums/logitech-media-server/1650309-wavpack-dsd-tags-not-recognized-with-embedded-artwork-files-sent-to-players-as-pcm

I've posted two WavPack DSD files at the following location (one with an embedded image, one without): https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ede86Wp7ZlEMzCi35LJbmWAGderTZaNE?usp=drive_link Could you let me know when you have them, so I can...

If you need smaller files than these, I could convert a really short PCM file to DSD and then package it up in WavPack.

That's interesting. I didn't see any particular restriction mentioned on APEv2 image tags when converting/tagging the files, and I have two applications (mp3tag and EZ CD Audio Converter) that both...

From what I can see the specification for the tag size is a 32-bit value, so it can support up to 4GB per tag, despite the author recommending an 8KB...

I actually need to build another linux box over the coming days for something else, so I'll be able to install LMS, the compiler, and other prerequisites on that box...