Concerto in F major, RV 410)ĭYNAMIC RANGE (R128) (e.g. Christophe Coin, cello - Giovanni Antonini, conductor)ĬOMPOSITION (e.g. Vivaldi: Concerti per violoncello I)ĪLBUMARTIST (e.g.

When looking at the logs in MinimServer, the following tags are listed (all the tags are indexed incl. I tried to use other tagCustom properties in MiniServer, and/or to use 'Manage fields library' in JRiver but I didn’t succeed The use of MinimServer tagCustom 'AlbumArtist.displayRole=' works for composer tag JRemote being my favorite control point and MinimServer being my favorite media server, I wish they could better interact (setup : JRiver 22 on macmini connected to MiniServer DLNA library, actually on the same machine but library will move on a dedicated nas compatible with MinimServer) When I use MiniServer alone (with an other upnp control point), everything works fine (as for tags concerns) When I use JRiver main library with JRemote, everything works fine (as for tags concerns) I tag my files with JRiver main library (including audio analysis and ratings) The payback is that it plays music very well.When using JRiver with MiniServer DLNA library, tags are not OK at all : albumartist tag is missing (just artist tag is served), composer is missing, rating is missing, DR info is missing, lyrics is missing, comment is missing, …

The minute that it takes to start up? Would be nice if it were shorter. The Sony is a modern, sophisticated machine that is stable, and sounds very good. In fact, many users of the 1st gen WM1A/Z left them on for months/years without ever shutting them off, unless they were doing a FW update, or just doing a periodic restart to clean up the crap that builds up in the OS over time. Or leave the Sony on all the time, and there is no startup delay. Pick one of the SIMPLE players, and you can get a short, almost instantaneous startup. Unfortunately, not all were musical, in spite of all the drawbacks that you had to put up with. Some of these players rewarded you with 'music', for which you forgave them all their unfriendliness, lack of options, etc., etc. No APP Store, and absolutely no streaming. The controls required that you get used to them, as that was the only option. The UI (User Interface) was definitely not sophisticated. Music was on a slightly larger microSD card formatted another way. Firmware updates are done using a small microSD card formatted a certain way. The simplest had no wifi or bluetooth, limited to 128GB microSD card (FAT32 only), no touch screen, a very simple User Interface, etc. In general, they are exactly what you are asking for, a simple player that just plays music. More directly to your request, there are DAPs that start up almost instantly. By the time they look at the DAP, it will have 'magically' finished it's startup, and be waiting patiently to serve you? But not possible with today's technology.Ĭould we ask that users start the boot of the device first thing, before they go to the washroom, get a glass of water/coffee, check their mail. Yes, it would be great if it could be done instantaneously, in under 1 sec. Everything that is done probably uses 1000+ times more processing power than the computers that handled the Apollo mission to the moon in the '60s. All they have to do is press a button to start the process, and wait a bit. All done in a burst, so that the user will be disturbed as little as possible, and will have a perfect setup every time. The CPU basically runs flat out at 100% to initialize and start up the environment. It has to handle 256GB - 1+ TB of music database, scan/modify/create a database, so the user will not swear because the database is not accurate, prepare the Android environment, which has to handle the 1001+ features, updates, synchronizations, initialize/check/sync all the processes and apps that need to start up, prepare and scan all the wifi, Bluetooth settings/users/environments, and on and on and on, and on.

Click to expand.Well, the first problem is that it is not a simple player.

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