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The stupid IT person I am knows that it is not right. The Audirvana remote could be used to manage this.
#Swinsian vs audirvana Pc#
Having a dedicated PC with a connected a “n” Terabytes Hard disk drive and a direct connection to the DAC, could be a solution to handle these HiRes files. I hope that other people reading this text understands this remark.
#Swinsian vs audirvana download#
Last sacd I ripped has one of its files 185MB big ! Reading it means an up and a download on the network.
I still say that there is a design issue. In few words, I bought Audirvana as a replacement of the Sonos Interface, not really seeing thru the verbose and self-cheering documentation that it was doing more.
#Swinsian vs audirvana android#
Big, big improvment but I lost an excellent interface running identically on windows and android to handle a 2000cd+ database. I changed the Sonos Connect to get a better sound from a music streamer.
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