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@@ -26,11 +26,13 @@ The squeezelite options are very similar to the regular squeezelite options. Dif
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- the output is -o [\"BT -n <sinkname>\"] | [I2S]
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- - if you've compiled RESAMPLE option, normal soxr options are available using -R [-u <options>]. Note that anything above LQ or MQ will overload the CPU
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+ - if you've compiled with RESAMPLE option, normal soxr options are available using -R [-u <options>]. Note that anything above LQ or MQ will overload the CPU
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- if you've used RESAMPLE16, <options> are (b|l|m)[:i], with b = basic linear interpolation, l = 13 taps, m = 21 taps, i = interpolate filter coefficients
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-To add options that require quotes ("), escape them with \"
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+To add options that require quotes ("), escape them with \". For example, so use a BT speaker named MySpeaker and resample everything to 44100 (which is needed with Bluetooth) and use 16 bits resample with medium quality, the command line is:
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+nvs_set autoexec2 str -v "squeezelite -o \"BT -n 'MySpeaker'\" -b 500:2000 -R -u m -Z 192000 -r \"44100-44100\""
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# Additional misc notes
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- for all libraries, add -mlongcalls
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