Right-click on "Playing Now" at the top-left of the tree at the left and the drop-down will give you the options.The setup for this "zones" was described as a piece of cake by our Kal resident audiophile wiz wonder. But no instructions was given.
Right-click on "Playing Now" at the top-left of the tree at the left and the drop-down will give you the options.The setup for this "zones" was described as a piece of cake by our Kal resident audiophile wiz wonder. But no instructions was given.
Maybe I can help. For the JRemote app, which is great. Load app from app store. Then go to settings, top left, then Add New Server, then the easiest is "connect with access key".But what I have not gotten set up is JRemote or the feature to play ISOs. I get an error when I try clicking on an ISO, and I figure it’s a setting I’ve not yet set correctly?
I hear you on that. I know for sure someone here will be able to help you. I have no experience with MAC. I just learned how to do Atmos rips and JRiver play back.I would love a tutorial in how to rip Atmos Blu-rays on a Mac and play them through JRiver via DLNA through an Oppo 205. Atmos playback is the one thing forcing me to use physical media. Once I learned how to add 5.1 FLACs to my server, it was a revelation. If only I could play back gaplessly via DLNA. Oh well...
Ted, no I don't rip movies, but I at least now know how, same process and playback as ripping Atmos music discs.Mark,
Do you play movies (Atmos or otherwise) through Jriver, too, or do you not rip those and simply use a disc player?
What about video concerts like the last few Big Big Train releases?Ted, no I don't rip movies, but I at least now know how, same process and playback as ripping Atmos music discs.
@HomerJAU has made my world a better place. I thought about it (ripping movies) but decided against it. Biggest reason I don't own that many movies, then I thought about increased NAS space and finally it came down to me not wanting to be busy to be busy. It is so easy just to pop in what movies I do own in the player. My wife and I are generally not repeat movie watchers, see it once and rarely if ever go back and watch again. Totally different for me than music listening where over the years I go back and back.
I am curious. What does he have or do that makes him stand out? (I generally do not tolerate YouTube presentations.)but it is his digital gear and digital playback that really makes him stand out, some over my head.
You are a pretty knowledgeable guy, best if you look for yourself. What I say may or may not help you. One thing you may like is he is very consistent, his voice is steady and he does not present as excited or hyped. His graphics are well done.I am curious. What does he have or do that makes him stand out? (I generally do not tolerate YouTube presentations.)
Atmos Zone is not used that much as I do not own that much Atmos music. Unlike the two other zones this must be set to Bitstreaming HDMI
Yes, it does. From Blu Ray>HDMI out to PrePro.Mark,
So your bluray player does not go to the AVR/prepro? Instead, what, it goes to the tv and then eARC gets the audio back to the preopro for possible movie Atmos playback?
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