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					19-03-2016, 02:56 
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| Switching between network and USB for output 
					I've a synology NAS connected via ethernet to a PS Audio Directstream, working beautifully. I also have a PS Audio Sprout I would like to use as a headphone amp. It takes optical, USB or bluetooth as inputs. I can stream to it from my linux laptop using mplayer. I'd like to be able to stream direct from the NAS. Hence two questions: 1) Can minimstreamer stream over USB at all? I don't see an option for choosing output. If not then can minimserver use another streamer? thanks in advance | |||
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					19-03-2016, 08:18 
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| RE: Switching between network and USB for output (19-03-2016 02:56)peter.rayner Wrote: I've a synology NAS connected via ethernet to a PS Audio Directstream, working beautifully. I also have a PS Audio Sprout I would like to use as a headphone amp. It takes optical, USB or bluetooth as inputs. I can stream to it from my linux laptop using mplayer. I'd like to be able to stream direct from the NAS. Hence two questions: MinimServer and MinimStreamer can only stream across a network to a network-connected UPnP renderer. You would need to use some combination of hardware and software to provide a UPnP renderer capability that can play audio via your USB DAC. I believe there is a PS Audio Bridge that does this. Alternatively, you could use a Raspberry Pi running OpenHome Player (see this page). Other "streamer" boxes are also available. | |||
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