kalinka_conf_example.yaml

---
server:
  # Replace with the network interface the server will listen on.
  # Run `ifconfig` to get the list of all available interfaces.
  interface: wlan0

  # Change if this port value is used by other services.
  port: 8000

  # This is the name of the service that will be broadcasted.
  service_name: MyKalinkaServer

  # Log level can be debug, info, warn, or error.
  log_level: info

output:
  alsa:
    # Replace with your ALSA device.
    # Run `aplay -l` to list devices.
    # Usually it is `hw:<card>,<device>`.
    device: hw:0,0

    # ALSA buffer size and period size in frames.
    # The smaller the period size, the higher CPU consumption is.
    # Large buffer will result in slower response to pause.
    # These are requested values, the actual values may differ.
    # buffer_size: 16384
    # period_size: 1024

    # Set the latency in milliseconds.
    # This value defines buffer size and is format agnostic.
    # The lower the latency, the higher CPU consumption is.
    latency_ms: 80

    # Set the period in milliseconds. This defines how often the
    # audio data is sent to the device.
    period_ms: 20

input:
  http:
    # Buffer for the incoming HTTP data in bytes.
    # Increase the size if you have a slow network.
    # Should not be less than curl block size (16Kb).
    buffer_size: 768000

    # Chunk should not be larger than the buffer size
    # to avoid connection drop by the server.
    # Small chunk size will result in more frequent network requests
    # and additional delays.
    # Recommended size is half of the buffer size.
    chunk_size: 384000

decoder:
  flac:
    # Buffer for the decoded audio data in bytes.
    # Increase the size if you have a slow device.
    # Recommended to be twice as large as HTTP buffer.
    buffer_size: 1536000

fixups:
  # Needs to be set for Raspberry Pi / HiFiBerry boards.
  alsa_sleep_after_format_setup_ms: 500
  # A fixup if using pipewire-alsa / default device.
  # Pipewire doesn't switch audio format without reopening the device.
  # https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire/pipewire/-/issues/4297
  alsa_reopen_device_with_new_format: true

addons:
  device:
    # Uncomment and set up if you have a MusicCast device.
    # musiccast:
    #   device_addr: 10.10.10.1
    #   device_port: 80
    #   connected_input: optical2
    # # This value is to map volume level to dB.
    # # It is used to calculate the volume level for the device when using ReplayGain.
    # # The value can be obtain by reading indicator on your device.
    # # This is the smallest difference between to readings. Default is 0.5.
    #   volume_step_to_db: 0.5
    # # This enables automatic volume correction when ReplayGain information is present.
    #   auto_volume_correcton: true

  input_module:
    qobuz:
      # Replace with your Qobuz email and password hash.
      # `echo -n "your_password" | md5sum`
      email: my@email.com
      password_hash: hash