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QNAP Instructions and Questions

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JimH:
If you see the restore option, you should be able to enter your Registration Code there.

Awesome Donkey:
To use a license from the command line, open a Terminal and put in the following;


--- Code: ---mediacenter21 /RestoreFromFile <path to .mjr file>
--- End code ---

For the path part, just drag and drop the .mjr license file into the Terminal... assuming the QNAP OS has a file explorer-type of feature. If it doesn't you'll have to type the path in.

Pkartti:

--- Quote from: JimH on March 16, 2016, 07:15:51 am ---I don't know, but it is probably the processor itself that is the weak link. 

Could someone run a benchmark and paste the result here?  It's under MC's Help menu.

--- End quote ---

Benchmark for TVS-871T is
Math 2256
Image 5823
Database 4921
Total 4333

Paul S.A. Renaud:
I am considering moving from my QNAP HS 210 to the HS 251+ because the HS 210 does not support HD Station and thus I cannot install JRiver on the QNAP. A question is whether the QNAP HS 251+ together with JRiver support USB DAC's directly from the QNAP. Does one need drivers for a USB DAC when using JRiver with the QNAP. Are there fundamental differences between the QNAP HS 251 + JRiver on the QNAP and a QNAP plus a dedicated NUC running JRiver

astromo:

--- Quote from: Paul Renaud on March 28, 2016, 04:55:05 am ---I am considering moving from my QNAP HS 210 to the HS 251+ because the HS 210 does not support HD Station and thus I cannot install JRiver on the QNAP. A question is whether the QNAP HS 251+ together with JRiver support USB DAC's directly from the QNAP. Does one need drivers for a USB DAC when using JRiver with the QNAP. Are there fundamental differences between the QNAP HS 251 + JRiver on the QNAP and a QNAP plus a dedicated NUC running JRiver

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Take a look at the recommended compatible hardware list:
https://www.qnap.com/i/useng/product_x_grade/product_intro.php?g_cat=15&II=197&hf=0
Brand       Model       Remark    
Sony              PHA-2      USB DAC   
M2TECH      hiFace Two           USB DAC   
Fostex      HP-A4      USB DAC   
Logitech           A-5572A      USB Sound Card

Looks like a limited range.

I can't provide better advice than that. I'd expect anything other than the OEM recommendation will be a matter for trial and error.

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