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Thread: Newbie post

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    Newbie post

    I have purchased dbPoweramp R14 Reference and ripping CDs to FLAC files has never been easier.

    I have an Onkyo TX-NR1007 and I have it set up to work with a Windows 7 Ultimate PC and Windows Media Player 12. This works great for .wav and .mp3. However, I have had no luck getting the flac files to stream.

    First I installed madflac to get media player to play flacs on the pc. They would not play on the receiver.

    Next I downloaded and installed Asset UPnP. Still no joy. Since I have uninstalled Asset UPnP and installed the beta version 3. Still no joy. Can someone offer any advice?

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    Re: Newbie post

    You will possibly have to set Asset (in advanced configuration) to stream FLAC as LPCM

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    Re: Newbie post

    I will try it. How would this work in my situation? Ex. Receiver calls for flac file, Windows Media Player streams it with Asset performing the decode?

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    Re: Newbie post

    Quote Originally Posted by Spoon View Post
    You will possibly have to set Asset (in advanced configuration) to stream FLAC as LPCM
    Unfortunately still no luck :(

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    Re: Newbie post

    Make sure you are selecting the server as Asset UPnP: [computer name] not the Windows Media Player server, as it cannot serve flac files.

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    Re: Newbie post

    Quote Originally Posted by Spoon View Post
    Make sure you are selecting the server as Asset UPnP: [computer name] not the Windows Media Player server, as it cannot serve flac files.
    The Onkyo receiver does not see Asset UPnP: TREY
    It sees Media player (TREY: Windows Media Player 12) and 2 DirecTV receivers which are also being shared through the Windows 7 PC.

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    Re: Newbie post

    OK - after a bit of a struggle, several reboots of both the Onkyo receiver and the Windows 7 PC, Asset uPnP is visible to the receiver and it plays FLAC files from my library.

    WooHoo!

    Thanks SPOON!

    BTW, It only worked once I changed FLAC back to "as is" in advanced configuration.

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