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I hope this will help some friends setting up Foobar. You have to download the latest version here (better download the 32bit version as 64bit is new and old components don't work with it) https://www.foobar2000.org/download For DSD: You have to download and install the following...
I hope this will help some friends setting up Foobar. You have to download the latest version here (better download the 32bit version as 64bit is new and old components don't work with it) https://www.foobar2000.org/download For DSD: You have to download and install the following...
At least in my case of Windows-PC-based audio rig, I very much prefer JRiver MC to Roon.... (Roon was recently acquired by Harman, a Samsung group company, ref. here).
I've used J. River for many years. Although it's a technically adequate playback SW, it's capacity to handle >200k audio and the accompanying cover\documentation album files is far superior to Roon, Ardivarnia (sic) and Foobar. HQPlayer is a great technical software player but it is intensely unwieldy for anything but wacky one-off codecs (DSD512, 768 and the like). You don't even need to pay to upgrade J. River. Most of the recent improvements have been for video and streaming.
To the best of my knowledge most media players are designed with local playback in mind.
You might try using a remote desktop. Simply login on the PC remotely.
Another option is running a UPnP server on the PC.
To the best of my knowledge most media players are designed with local playback in mind.
You might try using a remote desktop. Simply login on the PC remotely.
Another option is running a UPnP server on the PC.
I agree, if OP would seriously need remote PC operation.
I have been using free personal version of "AnyDesk" for long years which works really nicely within home LAN as well as through internet access from out of home.
Using "AnyDesk" I was/am always operating my PCs and PC-workstations at my home office and at living room in Japan, even remote desktop access from abroad, e.g. from California and London; it is almost stress-free under present high-speed optical internet environments...
At least in my case of Windows-PC-based audio rig, I very much prefer JRiver MC to Roon.... (Roon was recently acquired by Harman, a Samsung group company, ref. here).
To the best of my knowledge most media players are designed with local playback in mind.
You might try using a remote desktop. Simply login on the PC remotely.
Another option is running a UPnP server on the PC.
Download Logitech Media Server to feed music to your Squeezebox, Squeezelite based players or SqueezePlay and compatible software packages. Free the Music!
This setup perfectly meets your requirements with its web interface. Additionally, you can utilize the app "Fully Kiosk Browser & Lockdown" for Android and the app "Kiosker: Fullscreen Web Kiosk" for iOS. Add the Windows IP address to control the web LMS-Material Skin interface.
JRemote2 is pretty much basic app useful for browsing local collection, tag comparison, volume and playback zone control. @r3uba6HBHa2Ye7F JRiver does support web interface it whose Webgizmo and now it's Panel.
Hello to all I was not able to make bit-perfect in windows 10, like DSD files are converted to PCM which I don't want. Does anyone have a guide to facilitate me? The only sound driver I can choose is winmm. How to use asio ? I thank anyone who can give me a hand. Regards
