12-11-2019, 02:46 AM
(This post was last modified: 12-11-2019, 03:25 AM by TheOldPresbyope.
Edit Reason: "resolution", not "definition"/iPad model
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@Facel
Have you had any luck debugging your issue?
My fatal flaw is the inability to resist trying new technology whenever the chance arises (my boss used to accuse me of always wanting to eat my desert first!).
This evening I downloaded and installed JRiver Media Center 25.0.114 on a trial basis on an i5-4690K Linux host. I won't pretend to understand all the JRMC features and options but applying my usual "brute force and ignorance" approach I got it running. I downloaded some high resolution demo files from 2l.no to populate the library.
Test configuration:
Media server: JRMC25 running on the Linux Mint host connected to my LAN by Ethernet to my router. Library "imported" from my user's Music directory on the system disk of this host.
Media renderer: moOde 6.4.0 (64-bit kernel) running on an RPi4B connected to the LAN via 5GHz WiFi to the access point on the router. Khadas Tone Board USB DAC connected to the moOde player.
Media controller: Linn Kazoo running on an Apple iPad 10.7 (5th gen) also connected via 5GHz WiFi.
I am able to play 24bit/88kHz, 24bit/96kHz, 24bit/176kHz, and 24bit/192kHz tracks (as confirmed by moOde in its Audio Info window) without interruption or audible artifacts.
Regards,
Kent
Post edit: the sample tracks were all FLAC files.
Have you had any luck debugging your issue?
My fatal flaw is the inability to resist trying new technology whenever the chance arises (my boss used to accuse me of always wanting to eat my desert first!).
This evening I downloaded and installed JRiver Media Center 25.0.114 on a trial basis on an i5-4690K Linux host. I won't pretend to understand all the JRMC features and options but applying my usual "brute force and ignorance" approach I got it running. I downloaded some high resolution demo files from 2l.no to populate the library.
Test configuration:
Media server: JRMC25 running on the Linux Mint host connected to my LAN by Ethernet to my router. Library "imported" from my user's Music directory on the system disk of this host.
Media renderer: moOde 6.4.0 (64-bit kernel) running on an RPi4B connected to the LAN via 5GHz WiFi to the access point on the router. Khadas Tone Board USB DAC connected to the moOde player.
Media controller: Linn Kazoo running on an Apple iPad 10.7 (5th gen) also connected via 5GHz WiFi.
I am able to play 24bit/88kHz, 24bit/96kHz, 24bit/176kHz, and 24bit/192kHz tracks (as confirmed by moOde in its Audio Info window) without interruption or audible artifacts.
Regards,
Kent
Post edit: the sample tracks were all FLAC files.
