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Day Radebaugh:
If the Wiki and this forum is all there is to teach one to use JRiver, then this product is clearly for people who already know how to use it. 

JimH:
Please describe the problem you have.

As you describe above, I think you just need to add the DAC as a second zone.

Zones can have different audio settings.

Day Radebaugh:
Add a Zone
Under the Player menu, choose "Zones", then "Add Zone"---I did this

Configure a Zone
Your new zone will appear under Playing Now. Click on it and use the standard options to select a sound device. (Each zone has its own device.)--I tried to do this.  I clicked on the zone, used Player/Playback Options, but ran out of ideas.  There was nothing I could find that allowed me to choose a device (Ayre QX-5 DAC) or how to play to it.  I'm stuck.

Day Radebaugh:
What appears to be missing is any connection between setting up a zone and associating this with a device.  I would have thought, in the process of adding a zone (which I configured as Generic DLNA as suggested) that somewhere you would associate this zone with a device, most likely identified by its IP address on your network.  I can find no menu which presents me with a list of devices that one would direct output to on my network.

JimH:
Your DLNA device will appear as a destination in the upper section of Playing Now.  The DLNA topic on the wiki has more information on this.

Start playback to it by clicking on it.

Open a new tab and start playback somewhere else.  Now you have two zones playing.  Toggle between them by using ctrl-T.

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