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I do listen to a reasonable selection of DSD files from my library I consider (thus far) DSD playback to be the ne plus ultra of digital audio reproduction.

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Marcin recommended downloading Bubble UPnP onto my Android tablet for use with JPLAY Femto getting away from the ad-filled version cost me about $7 USD-a small price to pay to get away from all that advertising crap! So, in the usual fashion, a USB connection from my computer to my DAC (the PS Audio Gain Cell DAC/Pre) was made, and directly I was effortlessly playing music from my library. The choices offered in terms of genre or artist search for your music files was intuitive and elegant and untouched by anything else I'd tried. I'd been using MinimServer, which Marcin recommended for use with JPLAY I really liked its ease of use and functionality, but especially adored its library management when used with a good end point controller like Bubble DS.

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The new iteration-he informed me-used a new UPnP music server software of their own creation, JPLAY Femto Server, and offered a significant increase in musicality over the DLNA choices previously available. Whereas JPLAY in its original configuration used a DLNA configuration for music streaming, Marcin informed me that JPLAY Femto now uses UPnP. You can read my original review of JPLAY HERE. While my currently-in-use digital setup still is governed by the Sonore UltraRendu streamer/renderer, it's always been instructive and informative to make sound comparisons between sources, etc., with JPLAY-it's that good, and darn close in sound to the very best I've heard. Would I be interested in taking a listen? Of course, was the answer-JPLAY has definitely been my go-to software choice for making baseline comparisons between DACs, servers and other music playing software-its ease of use, superb musicality and rock-solid performance makes it a no-brainer for me. ^ Transcoding supported in TMS 5.0 and later on the PC.Marcin Ostapowicz of JPLAY contacted me a couple of months ago JPLAY had just released the latest iteration of their superb computer-based music playing system, now billed as JPLAY Femto.^ Streaming first 10GByte per month is free of charge.^ Development discontinued in June 2013.^ Only on selected renderers, and never for embedded subtitles (external SRT only).A free, but unsupported, version is still available. ^ a b Discontinued paid version as of 21 July 2011 see.^ Preliminary experimental support available, see.^ A WIP limited web interface for the optional media library exists in the latest betas.^ Free version available with fewer features.^ Only on selected renderers, both embedded subtitles and external SRT.^ Web interface supported via a Webmin module, see.^ Patches and discussion at, and branched version to handle transcoding at.^ Supports streaming external subtitles (SRT, SMI, SUB), embedded subtitles and burning-in subtitles (including DVD graphical subtitles) on devices that don't support external subtitles.^ This feature is not in the latest stable release of XBMC but is available in the latest nightly releases.^ GeeXboX is provided as its own Linux distribution.^ Audio: using gstreamer, Video: work in progress.

^ a b c d e f g Python or external packages are required.

^ a b For example, subtitles are not supported if they only work with few renderers.

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^ a b For example, multilingual isn't supported if char 'Й' isn't displayed correctly on movie filename on the client device.

List of UPnP AV media servers and clients.The following table compares the operating system support and basic features of various UPnP AV media servers.