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 Shairport Sync
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 * Shairport Sync is an AirPlay audio player – it plays audio streamed from Apple devices and from AirPlay sources such [ForkedDaapd](http://ejurgensen.github.io/forked-daapd/).
-* Shairport Sync can be built to support AirPlay 1 only or it can be built to support Airplay 2, which includes AirPlay 1 support. The AirPlay 2 build requires a good deal of extra library support and may not fit into smaller devices. It also requires more CPU power and more RAM -- the minimum recommended device is a Raspberry Pi 3.
-* **AirPlay 2 support is experimental and incomplete.** The focus of the development effort has been on getting the best possible audio performance. Many features outside that focus are missing or broken. So, for example, integration with Apple's Home app is missing; remote control doesn't work.
-* For AirPlay 2, Shairport Sync requires the services of another application called [`NQPTP`](https://github.com/mikebrady/nqptp) ("Not Quite PTP") for timing and synchronisation. NQPTP must run as `root` and must have exclusive access to ports `319` and `320`.
-* When built for AirPlay 1, Shairport Sync runs on Linux, FreeBSD and OpenBSD.
-* AirPlay 2 support is only available on recent Linux and FreeBSD builds. FreeBSD implementation has not been extensively tested. OpenBSD and Cygwin are not supported.
-* AirPlay 2 support will definitely not work on Mac OS X. The reason is that Shairport Sync needs to use [`NQPTP`](https://github.com/mikebrady/nqptp), which uses ports `319` and `320`. These ports are  used by Mac OS X to support its implementation of AirPlay 2.
+* Shairport Sync can be built to support AirPlay 1 only or it can be built to support Airplay 2, which includes AirPlay 1 support. 
 
 AirPlay 2 Matters
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+* The AirPlay 2 build requires a good deal of extra library support and may not fit into smaller devices. It also requires more CPU power and more RAM -- the minimum recommended device is a Raspberry Pi 3.
+* **AirPlay 2 support is experimental and incomplete.** The focus of the development effort has been on getting the best possible audio performance. Many features outside that focus are missing or broken. So, for example, integration with Apple's Home app is missing; remote control doesn't work.
+* For AirPlay 2, Shairport Sync requires the services of another application called [`NQPTP`](https://github.com/mikebrady/nqptp) ("Not Quite PTP") for timing and synchronisation. NQPTP must run as `root` and must have exclusive access to ports `319` and `320`.
+* AirPlay 2 support is only available on recent Linux and FreeBSD builds. The FreeBSD implementation has not been extensively tested. OpenBSD and Cygwin are not supported. AirPlay 2 support will definitely not work on Mac OS X. The reason is that Shairport Sync needs to use [`NQPTP`](https://github.com/mikebrady/nqptp), which uses ports `319` and `320`. These ports are  used by Mac OS X to support its implementation of AirPlay 2.
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 Did we mention AirPlay 2 support is experimental? You should also note that it is possible that changes could be made that would stop AirPlay 2 support from working. Let's hope that doesn't happen -- due to its limitations, there seems little prospect of it having any kind of commercial significance.
 
 What Works
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 More About What Works
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-* Two types of audio are received -- "Realtime" streams of CD quality ALAC (like AirPlay 1) and "Buffered Audio" streams of AAC stereo at 44,100 frames per seconds. The selection of stream type is made by the player.
+* Two types of audio are received -- "Realtime" streams of CD quality ALAC (like AirPlay 1) and "Buffered Audio" streams of AAC stereo at 44,100 frames per second. The selection of stream type is made by the player.
 * Audio is synchronised with other AirPlay 2 devices, including AirPlay 2 devices that have their own master clocks. (Limitation: This has not been tested with multiple nearly-identical master clock devices such as with two HomePod minis -- Shairport Sync may get confused about which is the current master.)
 * Shairport Sync continues to support AirPlay 1, and offers an AirPlay 1 compatibility mode for situations where iTunes or macOS Music plays to multiple speakers and one of more of them is compatible with AirPlay 1 only.