CMB
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Just in case of any interest to someone ...
I use Audirvana (not Foobar or Roon) as a player with a Mac mini into a RME ADI DAC.
Used to play with Foobar during many years before.
I had to change for using a Mac mini (no Foobar), but am happy about having invested 70 EUR in Audirvana (I think it is around EUR 100 now).
Audirvana can stream from Tidal (what I do) and also Quobuz.
I have Dirac Studio integrated into Audirvana as a plug-in and it works perfect now.
As soon as I launch a music file, Audirvana launches the Dirac plug-in.
It is very well integrated and running smooth.
I am quit happy.
The downside of the set-up is, Dirac room correction is only available with the Audirvana player.
When I am listening with CP-player, TV, or else, I need to use the EQ from ADI DAC.
I use Audirvana (not Foobar or Roon) as a player with a Mac mini into a RME ADI DAC.
Used to play with Foobar during many years before.
I had to change for using a Mac mini (no Foobar), but am happy about having invested 70 EUR in Audirvana (I think it is around EUR 100 now).
Audirvana can stream from Tidal (what I do) and also Quobuz.
I have Dirac Studio integrated into Audirvana as a plug-in and it works perfect now.
As soon as I launch a music file, Audirvana launches the Dirac plug-in.
It is very well integrated and running smooth.
I am quit happy.
The downside of the set-up is, Dirac room correction is only available with the Audirvana player.
When I am listening with CP-player, TV, or else, I need to use the EQ from ADI DAC.
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