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  1. I just signed up this evening (upgrading from a Sublime subscription, so an additional CHF150 for me). Like rickca, I didn't much care for the trial playlist. Given the money I have invested in my equipment and the value of my time, I'd prefer to listen to 24 bit recordings. I'm listening now to Barenboim's On My New Piano in 24/96 (Deutsche Grammophon) and it sounds excellent. It makes sense to me to support this Qobuz initiative and not worry about their business plan - companies come and go, and we move on.
  2. Yes, unfortunately you do. But I tend to keep itunes open and only set up again when there's been a need to restart the machine. It isn't a very user friendly solution, but its the only one I've found that doesn't use hardware.
  3. If you're using itunes then that only has two channel output, so even using an Aggregate Device you just have two channels to be sent out to the four or more outputs in your Aggregate Device, which doesn't work. I've been struggling with the same problem - HDMI to my HDTV and also to my Weiss DAC2. In the end I downloaded JackOSX, which is a software audio router. To set it up you need to make JackOSX the output device, give it two inputs and four outputs, then once JackOSX and itunes are running open the JackOSX routing window and direct channel one input to channels one and three output of the Aggregate Device and channel two input to channels two and four output of the Aggregate Device and it should produce correct audio on all four hardware output channels. I ran the Weiss Bit Transparency Check after setting this up and the output to the Weiss is still bit accurate through JackOSX.
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