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And when I am upstairs I have a good connection on my phone from the router downstairs. I have a computer downstairs in the main living room. Thanks, I didn't have thought about the fan in the Intel Nuc. Then I would just copy rips/downloads to it over the network.

I've considered consolidating everything - storage, server, streamer - onto a single Pi4 with a USB drive. * A Raspberry Pi 4 in the bedroom connected to a USB DAC/headphone amp. This just reads data off the network and sends it out on USB. * A Raspberry Pi 3B+ in the living room running PiCorePlayer connected to a USB DAC. Way more power than I need, but I like to tinker. This is a combination music server/file server. I have a couple cheap 4 TB mechanical drives it in currently. * A Dell server machine in my loft running Logitech Media Server on Ubuntu.

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* An old Windows 7 PC for ripping CDs with dBPowerAmp (which I don't do often these days.) A Raspberry Pi 4 is still more power than needed, but does not need a fan for this application, and it's hard to find anything cheaper that's easier to set up. It's also more power than you need for streaming. My main concert with a NUC would be that it is not (typically) fanless. Or you could offload the storage onto a NAS somewhere else on your home network. And the ripping machine needs a CDROM drive, of course.įor the rest, a Raspberry Pi 4 with an external USB drive (which could be an SSD) could handle both music server and streaming duties and is an easy to use and mature platform.

These could all be on the same machine, though I'd want something comfortable for typing for the ripping/tagging work, as inevitably one ends up fixing badly tagged files or tagging obscure CDs that don't have tags in the usual online tag databases.

A streamer that just converts transfers digital data streaming over the network to USB output.

This is what you would control with a phone/tablet/laptop.

A music server to scan the files and serve them up on the network.

The filesystem where the ripped files will be stored.

I think that's capable of up to 24/96 in the most recent implementations. I've only tried it briefly, but you could get a DAC with bluetooth capability and stream directly from a phone/tablet/laptop.

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5ms DAC Limited) - Fedelizer Pro 8.2 - AO - ProcessLasso Server - MinimServer - Bubble Upnp - Kazzo - Intel i5 8600 - 16GB DDR4 - Gigabyte H270MD3H - Intel Optane M.What computer equipment do you currently have? Any home network setup? Single PC Windows Server 2016 Shell Replacement - JPLAYSTREAMER (170hz.

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Hi Farmer, do you know why some software can be installed in W10 and some not in Wserver 2016? what is the real difference, some services missing? So hopefully Marcin reeds thisįor the above reasons I can not conclude on the SQ of Nirvanna but so far I am very possitive.ītw it cannot be installed on Server 2016 and maybe never will.

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I would like a workaround to pair information about the DAC limitations to the JPlay driver so that I can use my Audio PC with Jcat USB card. Hower Audirvana Beta confuses itself in ISO files so track selection is not realy a possibility at the moment. And DSD is automatically converted to 176,4 Khz by Audirvana. When I connect the Nad M51 directly to the Control PC and choose Nad Wasapi driver Audirvana somehow knows the limitation of the Nad M51 (from Driver choice I guess). The truth is that only 192 Khz supported by the Nad. Using the Jplay Asio driver makes Audirvana thinks that 768 Khz is supported. My only real issue is that my Nad M51 Dac need PCM translation to play DSD files. I works perfectly using kernel streaming. I have tried it out with a few 44.1khz 16bit albums on my dual PC setup using Jplay. It has been possible to download a beta version since the 12th of June.