Audiogravity User manual

Audiogravity — User Manual

Describes Audiogravity v0.9.70

Welcome to Audiogravity — the conductor of your music streamer. This manual walks you from a bare Linux box to a fully-tuned hi-fi system, controlled from your browser or your phone.

In a hurry? The Quick start takes you from a bare box to music on one page.

New here? Read 1. Introduction first, then follow 2. Installation and 3. First run in order. Everything else is reference — dip in as you need it.

Read it in the app. The Manual tab (at the end of the tab bar) opens this manual inside Audiogravity itself — a chapter list on the side, the page beside it. It is the manual of the version your box runs, and it opens without internet access; the latest edition is on audiogravity.app.

Contents

  1. Quick start — from zero to music, on one page
  2. Introduction — what Audiogravity is (and isn't)
  3. Installation — get it running on your streamer
  4. First run — guided audio setup: DAC, library, services
  5. Listening — sources, transport, the Now Playing screen
  6. Library & streaming — Qobuz, Tidal, HIGHRESAUDIO, radio, UPnP servers
  7. Outputs & engines — local DAC, network renderers, HQPlayer, AirPlay
  8. Administration — users, services, config editor, performance tuning
  9. Updating — one-click self-update, backup & restore
  10. Troubleshooting — common issues, logs, FAQ
  11. Glossary — the audiophile and UPnP vocabulary, in two lines each
  12. FAQ — quick answers: trial, licence, subscriptions, phone install, updating

This manual describes the current release. What changed in each one is in the release notes.

Roon, HQPlayer, AirPlay, Qobuz, Tidal and HIGHRESAUDIO, and their respective logos, are trademarks of their respective owners. Audiogravity is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of them: it interoperates with their software as a client, and each remains the property of its owner.