Curated DJ lessons

After some playing around, I've found rtl_tcp a lot more reliable than airspy. It almost NEVER crashes.
I am running it on a Raspberry Pi 4 ARM Cortex-A72 CPU ( ARM v8, BCM2711B0)

Oh the irony, PioneerDJ still have the corrupt firmware available for download.

I have a dynamic signature that displays album artwork and track information.
I would like this ported from Subsonic to Air Sonic and Plex.
You can use any language you like, it doesn't have to be PHP (like it currently is).
I have no idea of the cost to convert it, that's something we can discuss.
But I would like to make a tweak, GIF's, and a little disco flair like lights on the fonts. This is...

I have received my RX3 today finally!
It's a bit of an upgrade from the FLX6 even though the jog wheels are a lot smaller. It's going to take some time to get used to it. It took ,me about an hour to even get sound from it!!!

Because it's closer to actual professional DJ gear, it's a bit tricker to align the beat grids, but that of course if WHY you learn to beat match by ear.

It's all VERY new...

So I was wrong on a couple of points.
There is no interchangeable platters like the Rane One. It's actually 2 different controllers.

I was only joking about the vinyl cleaner felt pad, it's actually the magvel crossfader.

The Disc DJ Store:

Rev 1:

After buying 2x different HDMI audio splitters, and 2x high speed HDMI cables, I finally have 5.1 DTS audio working as it should do.
The one that failed:

The one that WORKED!

The high speed HDMI cables:

I've just bought, or rather been scalped when buying the Series X.
Now I appreciate that this is the world we live in at the moment, but it's still disappointing.

Imagine my further disappointment when I get it and there's no Toslink. Nothing.

The only way for me to add it to my current home theatre is to replace my HT setup at considerable cost, some £500 on top of the £600 I've just paid, and...

Why does writing wear out SSD's?
To write to an SSD you need to wipe the portion that will store the data. This is done with a small charge of electricity and switching the block from carrying data to a zero, and ready for data. Then it takes a little charge to write it and change it's state.

Do this often enough, and it wears out, like any moving part.

A good quality SSD and internal...