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RuneAudio Alternatives

We've compiled a list of 2 free and paid alternatives to RuneAudio. The primary competitors include: Volumio, Roon (Music Player). Also you can look at other similar options here: Audio and Music Software.

Volumio

Free

Roon (Music Player)

RuneAudio

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RuneAudio is a free and open source software with one specific objective: to transform an embedded...

RuneAudio Platforms

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RuneAudio Overview

RuneAudio is a free and open source software with one specific objective: to transform an embedded platform (a cheap, silent and low-consumption mini-PC) into an Hi-Fi digital music player. It offers a lot of features and aims to be easy to use, flexible and future-proof.
At the heart of your digital hi-fi system

A RuneAudio device places itself at the heart of a digital music system.

A streamer player:
It can reproduce your digital music library from local USB drives or network mounts (NAS), and also plays any internet stream (web radios).

A headless player:
It can be remotely controlled by multiple clients running on different devices.

A digital player:
Staying at the top of the audio signal flow chain. It offers perfect and gapless playback of common audio formats, RuneAudio works best when connected to an asynchronous USB 2.0 DAC, an I2S DAC, or a S/PDIF output to a DAC.

A shiny web interface

RuneAudio features RuneUI, an unique integrated and easy to use interface.

A web interface:
Built in PHP, JavaScript and CSS. Due to its nature it’s platform independent, being accessible from every modern web browser, on every operating system.

A MPD client:
Allowing the user to control the playback, browse the music database, manage playlists and edit the play queue.

A control panel:
System configurations can be tweaked to obtain the best audio performance. It grants access to a number of system commands, without the need to open a terminal session.

It is designed to be responsive, and it displays correctly, scaling itself for every kind of device, including: desktop PCs, laptops, netbooks, tablets and smartphones.