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Hello hochoitin , I removed your computer from our database, you can now activate Audirvana in your computer.
I also have the problem on one computer where I am constantly asked for my serial number after restarting Audirvana from a computer shutdown and restart. Best wishes. I have removed all your computers from the license database. You can now activate up to two Mac computers you want with your license key. Please, help me. Solved it by myself.
Because the old Mac was still in my household, I reinstalled Audirvana to deactivate the licence. Please help. Thanks, Peter. Hi Damien. Appreciate any help. Regards, Guy Russell. There are too many installs for your license. Uninstall Audirvana on one of your computers before trying again Licenses and Installation Mac Installation. Hello james69 , I have removed all your computers from the license database.
To install Audirvana on your second Mac, you can proceed as for the first one: install trial version unlock it by loading your same license key. Thank you , both computers running Audirvana just fine now. Regards, Andrew. Hello navinc , I have removed all your computers from the license database. Hello pkrnjevic , I have removed all your computers from the license database.
I have the same problem… Too many installs. Can you please help? Thanks much. Hello avta , I have removed all your computers from the license database.
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Like the topic says, who else is using Audirvana Plus for streaming? I am pretty new at this and just wondering what insights or tricks the old timers might have for getting the best out of Audirvana. I looked it up and see it's merely software for sale for Windoze and Mac. There a plenty of free both ways softwares that perform everything necessary for the task. I use Qobuz in a Firefox browser window to stream it. It sounds just fine.
On my phone I use the Qobuz app. I am streaming to an old Onkyo amp. I use a clone of Logitech bluetooth receiver. For downloaded files, I like VLC Mediaplayer because it is cross platform: I have it on my Linux laptop, on my video editing desktop machine, and even on my Android phone and Amazon Fire tablet. It is free.
On Linux, I also like Clementine, which seems to be less known, but does a really good job. It even runs on a Raspberry Pi.
Never heard of it before. VLC Mediaplayer has been around for Experience has taught me that many of these new pay-for media players are basically nothing more than an adapted graphics user interface. Once you start looking under the hood, there is little or nothing of new or added technology that isn't already running in the background of your device.
On the contrary, I 'm reluctant to use these paying programs, because I'm afraid of the exotic codecs they may install, messing up a clean install of standard codecs. Some of them are nothing less than the front of scheme for luring consumers into a subscription and then they hijack your system and your media files. Today is far different. No longer user surly software.
Incredibly stable for doing multitrack recording and mixing. Much easier to deploy and maintain, to. Thanks for the responses guys, I am very familiar with Linux and was using Slackware Minix in the early 90's long before RedHat and the host of other variants were even thought about. Bluetooth and Airplay both have issues with causing high-res audio to be down sampled, so the only option I could come up with is was to try and roll my own media renderer to stream across my LAN or to use something like Audirvana The net nut is that I can stream better than CD quality audio for a tiny fraction of what a dedicated network attached DAC would have cost.
Rather than stream I use an optical Thunderbolt cable to connect computer to dac. But I am old fashioned. Got more wireless devices than I ever dreamed; router, phones, tablets, printers, tv, and computers. One less can only help. Quit using at least 3 - 4 years ago. Only use Pure Music app. Like the 64 bit crossover and integration to Pure Vinyl. It also only updates every year or two. I'm a little confused just what it is you need Audirvana for. Won't your receiver already stream all that anyway?
The Marantz does indeed have Heos connect modules built in for Tidal but not for Qobuz. I am not really interested in the religious topics of high-res vs. I am successfully streaming high-res audio directly into the SR We have a very similar setup Have you checked if there's been a firmware upgrade for your Marantz device?
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