vrasenas

I set up my system according to your instructions and MC15 is not automatically setting up a zone for the Airport Express. I have no idea as to how to set up communication between MC15 and the Airport Express beyond your instructions to check the DLNA controller box in MC15.<br /> I have installed AirUPnP.<br /> Is it possible that since I have WPA security enabled in the AE that the communication is not occurring. <br /> I do use the AE with itunes and it works fine but I want to get back to MC as my primary player/library manager.

Boy I wish I had found this dac before I bought my Transporter. It does exactly what I want (and I use J River Media Center). It uses what looks like the same family of chip as the Transporter, the ak4394 vs 4396, very similiar spec's they're both 24/192. I checked out a Hong Kong site for this Dac and found he has a wireless connection via usb to do what I want. I'm going to get an Airport Express first and see how that works for me. If I'm not happy with that I'll try his wireless connection. Thanks for the info. Vito Rasenas

Does any one know of a product which can be networked wirelessly so that the digital output of a jukebox program a such as Itunes, Windows Media Player, J River Media Center can be sent wirelessly to it? I have a Logitech (Slimdevices) transporter and I love the DAC but find their jukebox program clunky at best. The only saving grace is that it can actually use imported playlists. I can connect to it and use it as a dac via spdif with wired connections but not wirelessly. It's really frustrating because the Transporter has wireless capability but to use it you're stuck with their interface. It just does not seem like it should be a big deal to stream from a computer to a dac wirelessly, in essence its just a connection method. Anyone have any suggestions?