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Networks and Remotes => Media Network => Topic started by: seantrow on March 16, 2020, 12:04:26 am
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I've been trying to find a "universal" solution for streaming audio to my Denon surround receiver (including DSD and multichannel audio.) I have an Oppo 203 which does a pretty good job, other than not supporting gapless playback.
I recently came to believe (from various internet chatter) than the Sony X800 would do the job. So I picked one up (specifically an x800m2).
Unfortunately, I can't get JRiver to successfully stream any DSD to it at all (specifically I have .dsf files.) It pops a dialog saying "There was a problem controlling the selected DLNA device." PCM format music seems to work OK.
I have what I think are the correct options checked (audio set to mode: original, and Bitstream DSD off.) Other options are default. (Also I've tried randomly changing anything which seems like it might affect things, with no luck.)
Anybody had experience with JRiver + sony Blu-ray player DSD streaming?
Any ideas on how to diagnose what the issue is, are there log files to examine or somesuch?
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Download the DMRA from my sig, and run the test. It will tell you what formats your renderer supports.
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Great tool - thanks!
After fiddling, looks like it supports x-dsd, but not x-dsf. I wonder if these are equivalent, is there a way to alter the MIME type here?
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I found the "C:\Program Files\J River\Media Center 26\Data\Default Resources\FileAssociations.xml" file. I changed x-dsf to x-dsd and now it works.
Not sure if this is the right long term fix or if it will cause other problems...
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Now that I have more context, I see this is the same issue on this thread: https://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php/topic,122263.50.html , although that was with a Sony receiver.
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Hi seantrow glad you sorted your issue.
I too have be searching for a streamer that does it all and also currently have an Oppo 203.
Does the Sony X800 actually do multi-channel PCM and DSD gapless?
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Theoretically. I will report back after I get a chance to experiment.
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Sadly, even though the player supports SetNext, there are still short gaps between tracks. :( This seems true for all types of audio.
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I found the "C:\Program Files\J River\Media Center 26\Data\Default Resources\FileAssociations.xml" file. I changed x-dsf to x-dsd and now it works.
Not sure if this is the right long term fix or if it will cause other problems...
Yes I think that is indeed the correct long term fix. It’s not a pretty thing, but if it works...