SubSonic and RaspBerryPI

[rundll.exe]

Hi, since upgrading to 4.9 on the raspberry Pi, the jukebox (jack) volume is very low, and I have to turn my amp to abnormal levels to get normal volume, risking blowing my speakers when I switch the aux channels...

I guess it's related to this: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8819&p=59292&hilit=clipping#p59292
and this changelog: New: Use max gain 0 dB in jukebox mode to avoid distortion caused by clipping.

Is anyone experiencing this? And know how to boost the volume? It was fine before the update.

It might be useful to know that I normalized all of my mp3's to 92dB to avoid clipping, how ironic

[cromnet]

I know this is an old post, but i thought I'd chime in. i setup my subsonic on raspberry PI a few weeks ago and have been using it with no issues. I am running a raspbian minimal install (I custom debootstrap rather than use the standard image) this makes for a much lighter install. I also use openjdk-7-jre-headless, which again is a lighter install of JRE and seems to run subsonic just fine. I used the standard subsonic 5.0 deb package, the initial startup of subsonic took a very long time, upwards from 15 minutes. after that the whole thing boots up in less than 5 minutes which isn't bad

I have enabled SSL, which did slow it down a bit. overall it seems to work perfect from the android app to play music, which is my primary use. The web interface is slow to load up sometimes but once it does it works fine. i have not tried any transcoding, video, or jukebox yet, i never used these features before but they are probably worth trying