Bluesound Node n130 can't see DSD files
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“Initial DSD Playback requires the BluOS Controller app for Windows or macOS. Choose a folder containing the DSD files local* to the computer (internal hard drive or USB-connected hard drive). The selected DSD file collection is copied and converted to 24-bit FLAC files and made available to all BluOS Players in the network.”
Above mether did convert the DSD to FLAC even though it didn't touch the original DSD. I am trying to bypass the DSD to external DAC via optical port(DOP) without convert to flac.
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BluOS does not support native DSD or DoP playback.
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Tony,Thank you to let me know Bluesound doesn't support DOP and Native DSD.
Lucky me that I incidentally found a way to play the DSD files stored in my DiskStation (Synology) ds418+.
By using the Synology music player app - "DS Audio", I can use my phone to play the DSD file, fetch it (bypass) to bluesound node n130, then bypass to external USB DAC (SMSL SU-9) to decode the DSD. Iit works. Sound is beautiful.
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I think I have made a mistake. The media server (with DS Audio client) in the Synology may convert the DSD to .Wav or .FLAC before it pass the DSD to external streamer. Since I can see the sample rate shown on the DAC is 44.1khz only.
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As Bjorn suggested, please try our conversion tool... we think you will be pleasantly surprised
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