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Innuos servers are excellent with great customer support - I would imagine finding a dealer to lend you one to try would be reasonably straghtforward.I don't know if a dedicated Intel Server would be better or an Innuos.
Innuos servers are excellent with great customer support - I would imagine finding a dealer to lend you one to try would be reasonably straghtforward.I don't know if a dedicated Intel Server would be better or an Innuos.
Angus, much appreciated. Will try later.I’ll try and help.
Do you have the Melco in Network Mode, SMB On and DHCP On? If it is in Direct Mode you cannot use it with your own Router. Defaults are all good so if you haven’t changed anything you’re gold.
The Melco will have a network name like N1-XY12. It will also have an IP address (like a car has a number plate) something like 192.168.1.56 - your one will be different
The place the files are located - a shared folder - will have a name Share
The share file path will be similar to \\N1-XY12\Share. Note that the backslashes are the opposite to the ones you use on the Internet and can be hard to find on a device.
On a Mac use smb://192.168.1.56/Share
I've been trying Roon Core on my MacBook Pro, running into the USB of a Marantz NA-11S streamer/dac.
I'm giving up of it as the SQ is not as good as I'd want. I don't know if a dedicated Intel Server would be better or an Innuos. Don't want to spend the money to try. But I'm of the feeling that if I wanted to stream, I'd be more tempted by an Aurelic and use its own software.
There's one thing I don't like about Roon, and that is that it bombards you with information about a piece your listening to. Too much information. I just want to view my collection as it is.