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My favs: - David Gilmour - Mark Knopfler - Jimi Hendrix - Jimmy Page - Carlos Santana - Alex Scolnick - Jeff Beck Sent from my iPhone using Computer Audiophile

As far as i know (it's a dream machine in my dreams also), you'll need a NAS (synology or qnap) that supports virtualisation. For virtualisation for the home user, qnap has some pricy models (look for the TS and better the TVS models). And then you can run windows or linux that can run JRiver. Or if you want to keep your NAS which doesn't support virtualisation, you can buy or build something like ESXi sphere box (i can't remember the exact name, something like that from VMware) which can run virtualised OSes. Sent from my iPad using Computer Audiophile mobile app

Well Balcy i also can't spend 500€ for the micro right now to see if this setup will work Anyway please let me know if in the future you try this Sent from my iPhone using Computer Audiophile mobile app

Balcy, did you try NePLAYER on ios with the iDSD Micro. I don't have the iDSD Micro (yet, but i'm interested) but have neplayer. neplayer shows the bitrate of the source audio file but downsamples it to 44,1kHz without the company's DAC. I'm not sure if it is compatible with 3rd party dacs like the micro, but you'll love it if it does. Outside, i take my seagate wireless plus disk which has some hi-res files and stream it to neplayer. i can't recomend the DLNA server on the seagate as it is sometimes begins scanning and indexing from the very start every time you take it on. But when it works, the two works like a charm. Unlike any other streaming app i've tried, neplayer doesn't drop out playing (within the wireless range of course). i also have jremote app with jriver. it plays back fine up to 96kHz. i don't have evidence but i think neplayer playbacks with less timing errors than the others Sent from my iPad using Computer Audiophile mobile app