It is actually limited by Qobuz plug-in. Format id 7 supports FLAC upto 24bit 96khz. Qobuz API itself, actually supports resolutions higher than that (format id 27).
https://github.com/Qobuz/api-documentati...ailability
But current qobuz plugin of upmpdcli (the underlying library of that provides UPNP on MPD & naturally Moode Audio) support only single mode. If you select FLAC (loseless) in moode.audio configuration, this is set as format id 7.
I have not tried this, but due to this, blindly changing the file format id at configuration file /etc/upmpdcli.conf qobuzformatid = 7, to, qobuzformatid = 27 wouldn't work. To really support resolutions higher than 96khz, the upmpdcli qobuz plug-in first need to check the metadata of an album to check it format, and switch the format to 27. e.g. this seems to be a new feature to be implemented for the plug-in. Not sure who is maintaining this plug-in.
But you might want to try this out (directly changing format id to 27), and at least checking that 192k level album on your qobuz might play correctly.
https://github.com/Qobuz/api-documentati...ailability
But current qobuz plugin of upmpdcli (the underlying library of that provides UPNP on MPD & naturally Moode Audio) support only single mode. If you select FLAC (loseless) in moode.audio configuration, this is set as format id 7.
I have not tried this, but due to this, blindly changing the file format id at configuration file /etc/upmpdcli.conf qobuzformatid = 7, to, qobuzformatid = 27 wouldn't work. To really support resolutions higher than 96khz, the upmpdcli qobuz plug-in first need to check the metadata of an album to check it format, and switch the format to 27. e.g. this seems to be a new feature to be implemented for the plug-in. Not sure who is maintaining this plug-in.
But you might want to try this out (directly changing format id to 27), and at least checking that 192k level album on your qobuz might play correctly.
