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This may incent me to try other services with better resolution (though my wireless may not like that). Worked extremely well, right off the bat. My wife uses that for her music and I use it to stream albums for which I only own LPs that I haven't needle dropped yet. Had it not been for the wireless issue, I'd likely have been playing music in under 15 minutes.

#External blu ray burner with usb 3.0 password

set up wireless - hardest part: character constraints on the remote were limiting there was no exclamation point and it forced me to actually have to change my wireless password to get online.plug in device and wireless & bluetooth antennae.I also ordered a blu-ray drive to use for ripping audio, however it occupies two USB slots (which I did not know when ordering), so it likely will not meet my need.

#External blu ray burner with usb 3.0 cracked

I had ordered an 8TB internal hard drive to go with it, but I decided to start with my existing 500GB external hard drive to ensure that I liked the x14 before I cracked open a box for an item whose return policy might be stricter. For reference sake, I found a demo model available at a significant discount and chose that for my purchase. So I received my Cocktail Audio (Novatron) x14 this weekend and promptly set it up.

#External blu ray burner with usb 3.0 install

This is in the home install consulting area, system integration with remote programming and such an AV company can answer the questions and do the work that a forum can't.

Otherwise, it seems like are just asking for another central receiver that can play to zones, room switching the main output, perhaps with a better automation remote. The last is really the cheapest and yet most versatile, built on old hardware, installed where burglars won't find it. It is only a small step to go from a backup USB drive (to make sure a failed hard drive doesn't kill 1000 albums) to a NAS appliance hard drive as a central file location (which are in the 'need to phone home' category), to then a RAID fault-tolerant PC-based server with DLNA, file shares, etc. You say 'PC from which my music is streamed' - does that mean you are already sharing that library with other devices via a network?

#External blu ray burner with usb 3.0 software

A start is to take that PC with some of your music library, and install a DLNA server software on it. Then, to use devices that open up the home to universal audio access without Internet, you really need to roll-your-own, to make sure you aren't buying audio devices or an ecosystem that are non-functional if they can't phone home over the internet. Your first post is quite tech-adverse, but one of the first things needed to really enable connectivity is a WiFi access point - which doesn't need a connection to the outside world.

I am not open to building my own ecosystem of servers and devices.

Roon Ready or BluOS or similar is preferred.

Streamers with outboard USB hard drives.

I am open to any combination with a budget of ~$3,000:.

Said Cyrus has the absolute worst Bluetooth remote control, and I've given up on their support altogether - they just don't care.

Our main amp is a Cyrus One HD, which has the DAC needed if any input lacks the appropriate one.

Any device has to be significantly smaller than the standard 17'.

We have a whole house audio system with five sets of speakers, only one of which is on a separate zone, which is immaterial, because we have an 'open concept' house.

How do I keep a setup where I can play AND/OR store my CDs, both on a streamer and on my SD card, and not overdo it?ДЄnd in that process, how do I ensure that my new system is completely navigable remotely within my home, given that I do not have any wired internet and our only wireless is on a cellular signal (though we have an Orbi setup for in-home service)? And I have ~1,000 CDs and store them on each that PC, a hard drive (low on space), and my phone's SD card (compressed, obvs.) along with dozens of needle drops. But my PC from which all my music is streamed is also dying, slowly but surely.

It was a modest purchase and insured, and I can now afford much better. Hence my dilemma: there is a lot out there. I'm an enthusiast, but not an expert, and not someone who has a wealth of time to devote to technical solutions, but have been trying to do my research.