Click on "File" (upper left corner on my main Jriver page) and the 3rd item in the drop-down menu is "Open Live." Click on that to open it. Select ASIO Line In and click on Configure. ASIO Line In is how Jriver gets the input from the VP.
Hello Kal,
Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner.
I did look at Open Live. I didn't even know that tab was there. I have never used it.
But you are The Man, because I set ASIO and I was able to make AES/USB work.
However, I do find it to be unstable and not reliable enough in an HT operation, especially with non-AV geeks also in the house.
Can we go back to your double Okto 8 strategery?
I also have two Okto8's. How have you found the AES stability to be, running to the second Okto? Do you regard the double Okto as a viable strategy or just a science experiment?
Also, I don't understand what the connections would be if you have PC/JRiver in the middle for DSP. Can you elaborate?
If you are employing a PC/JRiver in the middle then how does one make that same PC the JRiver front end for music selection?
And if given the choice, would you continue to operate with the double Okto configuration if you had the option of inserting a MiniDSP DDRC 88D in to the chain to provide DSP prior to a single Okto 8?
Lots of questions, I apologize, but thanks.
Just as a reminder, I am approaching this from an Home Theater viewpoint.
Thanks Kal, good weekend.