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There's a thread here - MinimServer Forum I had similar concerns and at this point in time with a ton of things going on (got over some major heart surgery among many other things), I decided to just do the basic (and had no issues) and as I catch up on things (which will at least be several more months or a bit longer), I'll re-visit the issue. Optional.I have a Synology DS716+ and upgraded to '2' at the starter level. Internal Storage (store your music on the device)
See the below chart to understand which sonicTransporter is right for you. NOTES: The sonicTransporter is available in three options.
The ultraRendu connects to your DAC via USB or SPDIF (USB to SPDIF adapter sold separately). The ultraRendu is connected to your router via an Ethernet cable. The sonicTransporter i5 is connected to your router via an Ethernet cable. You can use a USB attached drive, a NAS or both if you want. Your NAS is connected to your router via an Ethernet cable. Your USB Drive is connected to the sonicTransporter i5 via a USB cable. The ultraRendu brings your USB or SPDIF to life by connecting your stored music to your DAC. #Minimserver dlna full
Attach a USB drive full of music or a NAS and your music will be available to virtually any network player. The sonicTransporter (dedicated music server) runs Roon Core Server, Squeezebox Server, and MinimServer (DLNA server). Solution: (sonicTransporter i5 & ultraRendu).
I want to play my music on my USB/SPDIF DAC. Question: My music is stored on a USB storage or NAS device.
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The sonicTransporter series is an excellent music server option. Recommendation: We recommend moving your music off your computer and on to a dedicated music server that is designed specifically for audio. Additionally, other processes running concurrently on your computer will degrade your audio experience As a result, noise from your power supply and internal components can compromise your audio experience. NOTE: While your computer is able to serve up your music, it was never specifically designed as a music server.
Music is controlled by an app on your computer. The microRendu connects to your DAC via USB or SPDIF (USB to SPDIF adapter sold separately). The microRendu connects to your router via an Ethernet cable. We recommend an Ethernet connection if possible as wireless connections have the potential to decrease your sound quality. Your computer is connected to your Router. Your computer is your music server and storage location for your music. The microRendu is your bridge between the music stored on your computer and your DAC. Question: I have all my music stored on my computer. Your music is controlled by a controller app (Roon, Sonos, iPeng, Orange Squeeze, and more…) that is loaded onto your smartphone, tablet or computer. A USB to SPDIF converter is also available. The ultraRendu connects to your DAC via a USB cable. The ultraRendu is connected to your Router via an Ethernet cable. We recommend the ultraRendu as your music player to connect to your DAC. Your music is served up to virtually any network player. The sonicTransporter i5 CDR is connected to your router via an Ethernet cable. The sonicTransporter i5 CDR stores your music on an internal SSD or external NAS. Rip your CDs or load existing music to its huge internal hard drive and your music will be available to virtually any network player. The sonicTransporter i5 CDR runs Roon Core Server, Squeezebox Server, and MinimServer (DLNA server). Recommended Solution: (sonicTransporter i5 CDR & ultraRendu). Question: I have a stack of CDs and I want to go digital. 
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