How does the Sonos "intelligently" find your music? Would I be right to assume it will basically just read ID3 tags, and unfortunately, duplicate my FLAC and MP3 unless I manually move the FLAC folders somewhere? How does the hierarchy work?įurther, how does Sonos work with iTunes? Does it mess it up at all? Does it update play counts, etc? Or does it simply just read ID3 tags off of the underlying files, therefore not even using iTunes' system at all? (I assume this is how it works) I can't give you any help on Sonus Systems, but i was shackled to iTunes until last year when i moved to J River Media Center and JRemote (iPhone APP) I have zero interest in streaming music junk beyond using Spotify to discover new stuff and then buy it on vinyl.Īnyone have any advice? Also, how bad are those Sonos speakers for non-serious listening (bedroom speaker, etc.)? #Jriver media center and sonos update# Not running flac and not being able to switch from 16 bit to 24 were the I was tired of converting all my flacs to ALAC, so i got off the iTunes.
I can control everything remotely from JRemote I have all my tracks on my main music computer (90,000) where i run J River Media Center. I can stream any of my 90,000 tracks to the apple TV > dac > preamp > amp > speakers In my home theater room, i have an APPLE TV hooked to a bel canto DAC, then analog out to my system preamp. In my main music room, i just sit on my couch and browse my tracks on my iPhone and cue up stuff to listen to.įor my bedroom listening i bought one of these Altec Lansing iPhone docks for 69.00 that sound fine for casual listening,īut still have access to all of my music through the iPhone. There's more…….when i'm in my car i can connect my iPhone using JRemote to my car stereo using Airplay via bluetoothĪnd access my 90,000 tracks over the internet using JRiver Media Center media server functions.
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