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Any of these things (24/192, attached USB drive, large library) might work if taken individually, but together are more than the Node can handle. Your particular use case for the Node is stretching its capabilities. It may be that the Node is simply not enough of a solution for Mac, a few suggestions: (I know this is not ideal, but we're trying to solve a problem now.) You can always add a line attenuator to the Ruby output if you want to bring the levels closer. It may help with the volume differential issue. Consider sending the analog output of the Node directly into your pre-amp.

Post back with the router make/model for assistance.ģ. Note that you may need to enable the file server function on your router. Hopefully, it will find the new file location. Plug your external HD into your router and have the Node rebuild your library. I don't think you'll find any issues, but if you do they can be corrected with this app.Ģ. This is just to verify the DSD>PCM conversion went as expected. Randomly check to confirm tags look correct.

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Download Mp3tag (or use another tag editor) and load it with your new FLAC files. My take on that is that's for using the USB Audio port an an output not an input.ĭigital Audio Cables at Blue Jeans Mac, a few suggestions:ġ. Not sure if it's necessary to go into the settings to bypass the DAC and enable MQA processing. I found an old Blue Jeans Coaxial cable in a box of cables so that will work fine.

Connecting via the Coax Out will bypass the NODE’s internal DAC.

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In the Node manual on the Bluesound site it states.ĩ - COAX OUT Using a coax cable (not provided), connect one end to the COAX OUT of the NODE and the other end to the corresponding coax input of compatible devices such as receivers, computer soundcards or other digital processors. I agree with you that Bluesound should state more clearly that when using the optical or coaxial outputs that the DAC is bypassed. If it takes a minute or two to 'boot up' that's fine with me. But I'm going to stick with the hard drive for now and see how everything works. On the Bluesound community they recommend a NAS over USB hard drives. Then I'll see how everything works as far as speed and accessibility. I have used this Node with a coax rca into my dac since day one, there was a long video cable already in place where I had n older CD recorder set up to preview old recordings - you need either a true audio coax rca or a video cable as either is a 70 ohm cable (I think it's 70 ohm ).Īnyway this makes me wonder if I should in settings actually bypass the internal dac as maybe the 24/88.2 files I am passing through are being processed otherwise?Ĭlick to expand.When I setup the Node later today I'll just connect my Western Digital 2TB hard drive to the USB input of the Node. not sure how that works but I like being able to shut it all off so it's good for me this way. The difference to having it hooked up on the router is that every time I power on the Node has to index the HD, whereas if the HD were on the router it wouldn't have to. I have a usb input on the router but what I did was get a HD enclosure w/ a 2tb WD HD installed and plugged it directly into the Node, I have that HD and the Node powered on their own power strip so when done for the day I pause the play and hit the power strip to off. Good to hear you are getting a Node, I only got one about 2 months ago and set it up wired to the router. Geez you would think that if all you have to do is bypass the internal dac to utilize dsd they would make this option more visible in marketing, but whatever.

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