I have the same problem. I installed spotify connect, I can see the Raspi on my phone as device, but audio out is on the analog output and not on the USB DAC. In rune audio out to the USB DAC works. I tried to modify the spod.conf file and the libao.conf. This is how they look like now:
libao.conf
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default_driver=alsa
use_mmap=no
dev=plughw:1,0
spopd.conf
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### Audio settings ###
audio_output = ao
high_bitrate = true
offline_high_bitrate = true
### Cache settings ###
#cache_size = 0
cache_path = /tmp/spop
settings_path = /tmp/spop
### Network settings ###
#listen_address = 127.0.0.1
#listen_port = 6602
## proxy_config
#proxy=http://proxy.lan:3128
#proxy_username=
#proxy_password=
### System settings ###
log_file = /var/log/runeaudio/spopd.log
#plugins = scrobble
[scrobble]
# API endpoint of the scrobbling service you're using.
# - Last.FM: http://post.audioscrobbler.com:80/
# - Libre.FM: http://turtle.libre.fm/
api_endpoint = http://post.audioscrobbler.com:80/
#username = user
[notify]
# Enable or disable notification images. Enabled by default.
#use_images = true
# Size of images in notifications. libspotify provides 300x300 images, which is
# probably too much for most people, so the default value is 120x120.
image_size = 120
[sox]
# Output type for SoX output. Common values: alsa, oss, coreaudio (MacOS X),
# pulseaudio, etc. Can be a file type: wav, mp3, ogg, etc. See `man soxformat'
# for details.
output_type = alsa
# Output name. Common values: default (for alsa, coreaudio, pulseaudio), hw:0
# (alsa), /dev/dsp (oss), etc. This can also be left empty to use the default
# value of the device driver. Can also be a file name: output.ogg, etc. See `man
# soxformat' for details.
output_name = default
# List of effets to apply to the audio output, with their parameters. See `man
# soxeffects' for details.
#effects = gain -3; pad 0 3; reverb
[oss]
# Device to use for OSS output. Default is /dev/dsp
#device = /dev/dsp
#password = pass
Any tips, which settings I need to change. Just to let you know: I am a Raspberry Pi newbie.
Thanks for your help, Max