Andrewjvt
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insider9 said:I'm not averse to trying, but I'd doesn't meet my requirements to start with. Please correct me if I'm wrong. I need something that allows for lossless streaming, FIR based DSP and so I can operate it headless preferably on Linux, with an Android phone as a remote. I also don't care for any other functionality such as video. In fact I'd rather not have it.Andrewjvt said:insider9 said:Are these related to audio? If so what are they, please?Andrewjvt said:Jriver has many more options/settings
There are too many to mention
Ive just come back from work so I'll email you tonight all the features.
I was going to recommend you take a free months trial of jriver so I can hear what you think going from room experience to jriver.
I'd suspect you'd find it far more complex at first.
From what I've read you can't do streaming with Jriver, if that's the case it's a non starter. Audirvana would be a nice alternative to Roon but it's only Mac at the minute. It's supposed to come to Windows but I'll do anything to avoid running Windows.
And as a side note. I see it as a massive compliment, and so would guys at Roon, that you see Roon as not that complex. It goes to show how well it is made and how much thought went into the design.
Saying all that I could always do a trial on a laptop just to see what else have they come up with. It wouldn't be with an option to buy if it can't give me the above mentioned features.
Lie with integration between gapless streaming with your own cd collection then I'd just stick with roon.
That's the point I made earlier.
As far as just using your own library then jriver wins imo.
I'll copy paste you the setting section as promised on jriver for you so at least you can picture what I'm talking about when I mention the setting differences.
Imo jriver is worth it if only ripping and setting the info as you want as it's very good in this regards