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New M1 Mac Mini as HTPC?

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JimH:
Possibly.  We just got a machine.

hulkss:
I have a new Mac Mini on the way.

I'm trying to find limitations of JRiver MC for Mac that will need solutions. Is there any way to play online content or measurement apps through JRiver DSP in similar fashion to using to the WDM driver in the Windows version?

Is it possible to upgrade my recent 26-27 Windows upgrade to a Master License? I know, I should have done it then but I was not tempted by the new Macs at the time.

bhampster:
My M1 would not output anything other than 48Khz to my system.

I suppose patience is in order but for now I put the Mac mini to use as my new personal computer and I"m about to put my 2010  Mac mini back in use as a music only server. I don't have another machine that outputs 96Hz 5.1.

(I guess my BDP would but I would have to turn on the projector to navigate Blu Ray menus that are all different then turn it off again to avoid the fan noise.)

I'm loving the Mac mini but until I can get Hi Res audio from it, it's just going to be my daily computer. I was very wrong about it's capabilities for now.

-Brian

Awesome Donkey:
Is that with the onboard audio? I'd be interested to know if the same limitation applies when using a USB DAC, for example.

LilyAarseth:
I have the base model m1 Mac mini and I can confirm 192/24 works just fine over usb, however can't get DSD 64 to work but from what I found on a quick search that's an Apple limitation which needs DOP support on the DAC

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