[Audirvana Plus 3.2
Luther Lazaro
Here is a related thread on the support forum for Audirvana, the app developer estimates about one week of work for him. And here is the same answer in another French thread, as Audirvana originally is a French app like Deezer.
Hello @Alls we are sorry but 24 votes is a very small group of users considering the user overall worldwide. Therefore, it is very unlikely this is getting integrated in the near future because the cost of integration is very high. Apologies for any inconvenience caused.
Hi. I would like to know why the cost of integration is very high. I assume Deezer have some interface (API?) that is used by their hardware partners so surely all that is required is for this to be made available to audirvana?
Make it happen. Tidal is looking compelling given how well it integrates with Audirvana. Deezer needs every possible account and connection and should leave no reason not to be chosen as this arena becomes very much more competitive, particularly with Prime music now offering decent sound quality. Audirvana has offered to do the work for you and only require Deezer to be cooperative.
That's normally how our integrations work @CraigVanDiemen and so, we really appreciate your comments and feedback. This is something our community teams would love to get it working for you all, so let's see and hope for the best once our Product teams discuss the matter later on
I can guarantee you there's nothing to do with being stubborn or silly @CraigVanDiemen and your feedback is very welcome! You can have a look here to have an idea on what we have our hands on at the moment, to see that's a matter of prioritisation if this is something we wouldn't be open to do, we'd make that very clear
Yes, I can see why you'd think it's easy to implement. But it's only once you sit down and start working with it that you can have a clear idea of how long it can take, especially if we have already planned the stuff you've seen. I particularly would appreciate an Audirvana integration because it seems to be a very cool one and a lot of the loyal users here in the community also recommend it, like yourself.
The good thing about Roon is that when it adds data / metadata / pictures to your personal library files, it adds them in Roon own folders on the Core, but not on the server / directory or music files. I do auto backups of Roon library every three days, it backs up the metadata to a memory stick. Roon sound quality has improved with the recent updates. Also, it works and sounds great with Bridge II & Sunlight. The key advantages of Roon are seamless integration with streaming services plus its ability to pull album and artist info / critique / editorials. Should Qobuz and Tidal go belly up, Roon would become a software for local files only, and this would be really bad!
Reports from the "Audirvana Plus for Windows 10" thread elsewhere in this forum indicate that it works only with Windows 10 (not WS2016) and does not sound as good as JPLAYStreamer with Minimserver and Bubble DS.
Equipment Configuration: Control Point Tablet/Laptop > WiFi > Control-PC > 1m SUPRA Cat 8 Ethernet Cable > Audio-PC > 3m Chord C-USB Cable > Topping D90SE > Chord Chameleon Plus XLR cable with Neutrik connectors > Topping A90D > 2m Mogami NEGLEX XLR cable with Neutrik connectors > March Audio P501 Monoblocks with Purifi 1ET7040SA modules > DIY speaker cables (Tycab PVC doubly insulated 11 AWG OFC wire, TechFlex braid, Neotech Banana/Spade connectors) > Bryston PX-1 external crossovers > DIY speaker cables (as before) > Bryston Model T Signature Speakers. AC power filtered/cleaned via Thor A12BF Smart Power Board.
I'm a bit confused about whether it works with WS2016 or not. Previously, in another thread, Farmer indicated it could not be installed on WS2016 and Marcin indicated it was Windows 10 specific. Has anyone else tried to install and run Audirvana plus on WS2016?
A year ago this month, my missus and I made a life-changing decision. We would sell the Toronto home where she had lived for 26 years, and move to a smaller house in the same neighborhood. Our kids had long since left the nest (lucky us!), and that big five-bedroom house was way more real estate than we needed. Downsizing would free up money for our retirements (we are now both, officially, geezers) and simplify our lives.
In our old house, a loft on the third floor served as my listening room. My system consisted of a fully loaded Simaudio Moon 340i 100Wpc integrated amplifier and Totem Signature One (and, previously, KEF LS50) speakers. For analog playback, I had a Pro-Ject 2Xperience SB turntable and Ortofon Quintet Bronze cartridge. Most of my listening was digital, from a modified mid-2011 Mac Mini running Audirvana Plus 3 music software. That system brought me endless hours of joy, and served as a reference point for product reviews.
Far from intruding on an elegant, comfortable living space, these components are integral parts of the room. They look like they belong. The only visible cables are the power cords for the active speakers, going from the bottom of the speaker stands to nearby AC outlets.
The same acoustic principles that govern the positioning of passive speakers apply to active models. But many active systems have DSP functions that let you tailor the bass output for less-than-ideal speaker placements. This can be a major benefit in multipurpose living areas.
So here are some things to consider. Are you streaming all your music from the Internet? Do you want to play music from a networked computer in your home? From a dedicated music server? From a smartphone or tablet? Do you want to connect separate components: a turntable, disc player, or TV set-top box?
The LaCie drive, connected to the Mac Mini via a Thunderbolt cable, is my insurance against disaster. I have a library of several thousand albums, many of them ripped from CD and carefully tagged for easy recall. I also have several hundred hi-rez recordings purchased as downloads, plus several hundred albums in DSD format, ripped from my SACD collection using a hacked Sony PlayStation 3. Some of this music is now irreplaceable.
Two music-player apps run on the Mac Mini: Audirvana Plus 3 and Roon Core. The Mini is connected via a USB link to a Dynaudio Connect module a couple of yards away -- a little box that houses a wireless transmitter that sends digital audio to the Focus XDs downstairs. The Connect accepts streams of resolutions up to 24/192, and can transmit at up to 24/96. For DSD files, Audirvana or Roon converts the data to PCM before sending it to the Connect.
Audirvana Plus for Mac can run as a standalone application or it can also function in iTunes integrated mode. If you select to run Audirvana Plus in standalone mode. It has got a very well structured main window which will help you in organizing your music library plus also help you in creating new playlists. Audirvana Plus for Mac allows you to specify the folders that should be monitored for new additions. It includes a built-in metadata editor that lets you both visualize and edit the information associated to specific song. It also includes tags specific to classical or Jazz music. Audirvana Plus for Mac works with most of the popular file formats like AVE, Apple Lossless, MP3, M4A and DSF to name a few. All in all Audirvana Plus for Mac is an impressive audio player that can deal with popular file formats. You can also download Metaplugin for Mac.
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Other Windows 10 developments include: View by Artists in addition to those by Tracks and Albums; direct selection of the audio device on the main interface; a redesigned Search engine plus a new mini-player.
Additional features include the playback of audio formats, including FLAC, WAV, AIFF, MQA format ands DSD files, integration of Qobuz and TIDAL, remote control with the app and compatibility with network players that properly use the UPnP/DLNA standard
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