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JRiver 20 ) USB ) OPPO 105D

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Posted on September 9, 2014 at 05:36:01
Seadog
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 Is it possible to stream from JRiver to the OPPO using the JRiver Audio Engine? I have no problem pushing the music files via USB to the OPPO, but I cannot use the JRiver audio options.

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RE: JRiver 20 ) USB ) OPPO 105D, posted on September 10, 2014 at 08:24:40
Roseval
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 Bit unclear to me.
If you use the Oppo as a USB DAC all JRiver DSP can be applied.
If you use the Oppo as a DLNA renderer, pulling the music from a server e.g. JRiver then you bypass the audio options of JRiver
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RE: JRiver 20 ) USB ) OPPO 105D, posted on September 11, 2014 at 04:26:26
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 Thank you for your reply. You answered the question.

I use JRiver to stream to the OPPO via USB from HDs connected via LAN (PC-Win7). All that works perfectly. DLNA

On the other hand, when I stream to the PS Audio DirectStream DAC I am able to use all the of the JRiver Audio Engine options. Streaming (same configuration) to the OPPO, I am unable to to select those options.

I do not think it is possible.
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RE: JRiver 20 ) USB ) OPPO 105D, posted on September 11, 2014 at 04:54:16
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 You can use the OPPO as a simple USB DAC, just like your PS Audio. See the manual or the help page on Oppo website ("Using the BDP-105 as an Asynchronous USB DAC" in the Kowledge Base, Audio category)

 

RE: JRiver 20 ) USB ) OPPO 105D, posted on September 11, 2014 at 05:31:27
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 I have no problem streaming to the OPPO Asynchronous USB Port. That has never been the issue. Pretty straight forward - download & extract the USB OPPO/Windows Driver Files & install.

What I cannot do is use the JRiver Audio Engine. JRiver "sees" the OPPO 105D and lists same on the left side of the JRiver screen. However, OPPO>Options>Audio displays no Audio Options to select from.

When I select DirectStream>Options>Audio an extensive menu of options is available.

I wish I could express myself better. Thank you for trying to help me. Perhaps the attached screenshots may help?









Christopher

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RE: JRiver 20 ) USB ) OPPO 105D, posted on September 11, 2014 at 13:16:29
Roseval
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 DirectStream???
Is this the uSB connection to the Oppo?
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RE: JRiver 20 ) USB ) OPPO 105D, posted on September 11, 2014 at 14:08:19
Seadog
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 Yes.

1)HD>USB(A-A)>PC>JRiver>USB(A-B)>Asynchronous USB/OPPO
2)HD>USB(A-A)>PC>JRiver>USB(A-B)>DirectStream

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RE: JRiver 20 ) USB ) OPPO 105D, posted on September 11, 2014 at 14:14:07
Roseval
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 Looking at your screen shots:
DirectStream is over USB, hence all JRiver DSP options are available.
Oppo BDP105 is the connection over DLNA.
You can play to the DLNA device but no DSP options are available.
This is by design.
JRiver is thinking about implementing the audio options even in case of DLNA renderer.

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RE: JRiver 20 ) USB ) OPPO 105D, posted on September 12, 2014 at 04:05:57
Seadog
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 I wonder if you have that backwards? The OPPO settings do not recognize DLNA - cannot configure for the OPPO. Whereas in the case DirectStream, I can configure JRiver to use DLNA.

Here are the screenshots for the DirectStream setup. If you compare to the OPPO screenshots (earlier post above)you will see what I am referring to.The DS setup photos below are in the same order as the OPPO photos (above).







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RE: JRiver 20 ) USB ) OPPO 105D, posted on September 12, 2014 at 11:16:26
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 I am assuming you already connected the oppo to the dlna server, right? From the oppo main menu-> network,...

 

RE: JRiver 20 ) USB ) OPPO 105D, posted on September 12, 2014 at 11:36:46
Seadog
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 Yes
Christopher

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RE: JRiver 20 ) USB ) OPPO 105D, posted on September 13, 2014 at 02:28:41
Roseval
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 Looking at the first 2 screen shots.
You select Zone Oppo
You can't configure the audio options, it points you to the Media network.
There you can configure the DLNA properties.
This I do think "normal", you can't configure the Audio options in case of DLNA

If you select Zone DirectStream you can configure both Audio and Medianetwork.
This is a bit strange. The only explanation I can conjecture up is that both the DLNA and the USB driver of the PS Audio use the same name.

What is missing is a connection to the Oppo over the USB, that is the one where you can configure the audio options.

If you create a new zone e.g. Oppo USB > Playback options > Audio device; you should be able to sect the USB driver for the Oppo

You might try http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/
The Well Tempered Computer

 

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