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raediant

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IDAGIO portal
« on: November 16, 2019, 01:52:31 pm »

How about a portal for IDAGIO high quality classical streaming site directly into JRiver?
Herewith pics of email sent to IDAGIO, and some of their current connections available.
I saw on another techy site that they are considering a portal into Amarra.
Cheers Bruce Rae.
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MikeO

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Re: IDAGIO portal
« Reply #1 on: November 16, 2019, 09:59:48 pm »

Beware ....

Last time I tried IDAGIO it didn’t support gapless playback.

That was maybe 4 months ago, things may have changed

Not too big an issue but one just the same
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raediant

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Re: IDAGIO portal
« Reply #2 on: November 17, 2019, 06:47:14 am »

Yup. You're right.
Their main competitor, Primephonic, has gapless on most of it's platforms.
Idagio is apparently 'working on it'. I'm in touch with them fanning their flames to try to get it higher up their priority list.
I'm doing my best but because I'm one of the 10% of their users using their Windows app, maybe my cries are not heard as loud as some others.
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MikeO

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Re: IDAGIO portal
« Reply #3 on: November 17, 2019, 07:07:32 am »

Its a lot less critical for classical music anyway but some opera would be painful

I tried it for a couple of months quality and content were good and their curation was good too.

I also use Tidal to be honest I saw an odd album in Idagio that's not in Tidal so I gave up.

The same deal with Primephonic , they are not really cheap but until there is a way to play their stream through a normal Hi Fi system its a bit pointless.

I have a Windows tablet that I can plug USB direct into my DAC other than that its Casting through airplay , not the best . If it could be ported through JRiver that would be first prize I may go for it..

In South Africa both services are cheap R 65 (around $4.5)
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