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timber715:

--- Quote from: dtc on December 16, 2023, 08:52:06 am ---I don't have Tidal anymore so cannot test anything, but this used to work for me. Is it possible that your output devices are being held by something using Exclusive Mode?

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Nope... and I did try using the Exclusive Mode on Tidal for the JRiver output setting. I do appreciate very much your help. Thank you.

dtc:
You can set JRiver as the output in the Windows sound setup. Then any sound that is played on the system should go throug MC. That would tell you if the problem is with Tidal or something else.

JimH:

--- Quote from: dtc on December 16, 2023, 08:52:06 am ---I don't have Tidal anymore so cannot test anything, but this used to work for me. Is it possible that your output devices are being held by something using Exclusive Mode?

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I don't think Tidal will work via WDM _and_ DLNA.  WDM is a sound driver and expects a sound device (DAC or receiver) that is directly connected (HDMI or USB, etc.)

In this case, timber715 is probably using DLNA.

--- Quote ---From my desktop it connects to an SOTM 200 via network cable

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dtc:

--- Quote from: JimH on December 16, 2023, 09:31:35 am ---I don't think Tidal will work via WDM _and_ DLNA.  WDM is a sound driver and expects a sound device (DAC or receiver) that is directly connected (HDMI or USB, etc.)

In this case, timber715 is probably using DLNA.

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If the w4s is connected to the SOTM then that is true. If it is connected directly to the PC then it should work.

Presumably the desktop speakers are not DLNA.

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