You no longer use the app put out by the music streaming company.Ĭlick to expand.I do have 2 Sonos products, but I have had them for a long time and, while I like them, I guess I'm not 100% committed. Once you have Audirvana setup on the computer you use it to access Tidal or Qobuz. I find it easier to use than any of the online streaming apps. If you want easy then Audirvana is your choice. As a result, it's rare for me to use HEOS anymore. It's not near as well thought out as Audirvana. You have to back out of Tidal to pay USB or any other method. Each type of music requires a different screen. As far as I'm concerned HEOS really isn't well supported in terms of features. HEOS should have supported Qobuz years ago. It's a weak interface but it doesn't compress hiRes music with HEOS version 2. The only use I was really happy with for HEOS was attaching a USB drive to the Denon and controlling the playback with Heos. HEOS - I used it in the beginning but its not as easy to use as Audirvana and it doesn't support Qobuz. As a result, I don't use Airplay anymore. It's OK but I noticed it was compressing my Hi Res music and wanted a network music playing option that left the music intact. Nothing could be easier.Īirplay - I started out using Airplay. I simply unplug from the office and once in the theatre I open Audirvana and click on the speaker icon in the lower right of the app to select the 4700. In my Home theatre Audirvana connects via wifi to the Denon 4700. Once my music is selected I hide the screen and get to work. Audirvana gives me access to all my ripped CDs and Qobuz.
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In my office I connect the Hegel H90 USB port to my MacBook Pro via a USB cable and the computer sits in front of me on my desk. You can still use the computer to control the music or if that's inconvenient Audirvana provides an app that works on a phone or a tablet to control playback on the computer. In this case, the computer is connected to the hifi system. Or if you have an external DAC, it supports it too. If your receiver or integrated amp has a high quality USB DAC you can connect via the USB port to the computer or RCA. The beauty of Audirvana is its much more robust than other streaming configurations as it loads the music to the computer so any minor interruption in your internet connectivity will not cause the music to be interrupted. If the receiver supports DLNA/UPnP (which most modern receivers offer), then you can connect via the wifi network. You can connect Audirvana to your receiver or preamp via wifi or a cable it's up to you. After awhile I wasn't even using Tidal - just Qobuz. I started with Tidal and Qobuz and found Qobuz has many more hi-res tracks.
You can create custom playlists of local CDs or Qobuz/Tidal music. In addition, you can access all of your high quality CD rips from Audirvana as well. You no longer use the app put out by the music streaming company. Click to expand.If you want easy then Audirvana is your choice.
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