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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 32 for Windows => Topic started by: DMK1992 on February 03, 2024, 03:51:32 pm
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Hello fellow jriver users.
I have jriver 27 installed on my laptop. It's a 9th gen Gigabyte Aero 17 SA with an i7 9750h and 16 GB of RAM / 512 GB solid state nvme drive.
Excellent software for playing my audio files (mostly CD quality). Should I upgrade to the newest version of jriver? Are there any benefits to audio quality or video playback? I also like to watch music videos. Perhaps the newest version is written with even more efficient code?
As a side note, my audio system / headphones etc. are very detailed and revealing. So crazy as it sounds, I can easily hear differences in sound quality vs jriver and other players - with and without changing settings. My DAC is very capable - from italy and resolves audio quality at nearly the level of high-end CD players. The ultimate goal for a playback software in my opinion is to be just like that optical pickup in the CD quality. JRiver does seem to have a "sound of its own" but that is very minimal compared to lesser softwares. JRiver is great.
Thank you.
DMK
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That's fantastic that JRiver 27 and your audio hardware make you happy. Yes I agree JRiver is great.
I have updated from 29>30>31>32 as my thank you to the JRiver team, 29 did all I needed. I operate JRiver in audio mode only and the latest versions seem to have more video embellishments.
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Video playback in v29? introduced JRVR (JRiver Video Renderer) which is IMO a great reason to upgrade if you are interested in videos.