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More => Music and Movie Services => Topic started by: sawdin on January 10, 2013, 11:55:23 am
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I am thinking of purchasing JRiver and have a couple of questions:
1. Is it possible to stream MOG (I have a subscription) through JRiver?
You might be thinking, why would I want to do that. The reason is that for certain 'albums', I prefer to use an EQ or DSP settings. Thus, the next two questions:
2. If you can, can you use the EQ and/or DSP settings in JR?
3. Are the EQ and DSP abilities any good, or do they add noise, degrade sound quality, etc.?
I know that some people abhor the thought of using an EQ or DSP, but for certain recordings (e.g., older jazz recordings), to my ears, what I hear sounds better. For example, I have some old Chet Baker CD's and when I played them through an old Sony receiver (wish I kept that one!) and used the 'Church' setting, wow, what an improvement (again, to my ears, which is what really matters).
TIA!!!I
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You could try Loopback. It's particularly good for audio-only sources like MOG where lip-sync is irrelevant.
With MC18, use File > Open Live... > WASAPI Loopback
You'll need a default audio device that's different than the device JRiver is using.
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Thanks...
Have you used the EQ and DSP in JR? Any comments?
TIA
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Have you used the EQ and DSP in JR? Any comments?
Once or twice.
I've heard good things about it.
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Thanks...
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I use the Wasapi loopback often. It sounds great with Mog.