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  1. SimpleAudio's HD sound system (simpleaudio.co.uk) might be a good option. It runs on an IP network and/or powerline AV tech and it supports 24/96, though its dealer-only and looks a bit pricey. Apps for iPhone and Mac/Windows. There is also audio|acacia multi-room music (www.plethra.com) currently in beta. Its wired or wireless and can work in a central wiring config. Not sure if it supports 24/96 but it does have digital out so you can use your own DAC and has apps for wifi devices (desktop, mobile, tablet).
  2. I can't think of any IP solutions that claim lossless audio beyond 16/44 that run well on a wireless network. I would think that would be pretty bandwidth intensive even on 802.11n. What about non-IP options that run on dedicated bandwidth? There might be some options there that use USB dongles or something. Sonos and Squeezebox are both great products, but beyond that there is also the audio|acacia whole house audio software from a new company called Plethra (www.plethra.com). It plays to Apple AirPlay devices and network attached computers and claims digital audio out so you can use your own DAC.
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