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9.5 from 4 review(s)
Version: 23.01
Rating: 10
Date: 2023-04-19
Votes: 0
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I'll join the others before me, with the addition that you need an Amanero Combo USB card that works with exclusive processing (natively supported). Excluding the bugs of the Daphile running device. So far I have used Windows 8.1 OS and Amarra Luxe 4 player. I always review my current settings from time to time, now the Amanero card has made it my preferred player. Brilliant sound, thanks to the developers !
Without the aforementioned USB card, the result is heavily influenced by the quality of the platform using Daphile, which could be bad. My own experience.
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Version: 21.01
Rating: 9
Date: 2021-11-13
Votes: 5
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Perfect for reusing old PCs and laptops for music!
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Version: 20.12
Rating: 9
Date: 2021-04-18
Votes: 21
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I've fiddled around with computer music for about 10 years. Have tried quite a few combinations, including on-the-edge programs like Audiophile Linux, Euphony, etc. Hugely frustrating. Unless you're a computer whiz, or are willing to spend countless hours learning, you're quickly out of your depth. Even then, these programs represent ever shifting sound quality and operational targets, and you must have the time and patience to keep up, if you don't want to get left out.
That's why I always end up back with my Daphile machine. It is stable and simple, with high quality sound. The only thing I wish for is a larger album cover display.
Considering the big chunks of money you spend on some of these other programs the fact that Daphile is free is a huge selling point. BUT, I often wish there was a way to at least donate some money to Kimmo for this monumental effort.
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Version: 21.01
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-03-28
Votes: 3
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The install is easy enough if one follows the directions closely....or just boot it from a USB drive and run it from there.
Repurposed an old Core2 desktop machine to run Daphile...it doesn't need much computing power to run well. I have my music on a network connected hard drive (NAS). Set Daphile up to play music from the NAS, also Radio Paradise and a few other internet radio sources. Have tried Qobuz and Tidal, but I like playback from my own sources better.
Thanks to the Daphile team (which I believe is a team of one :-) ) for making this excellent software available.
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Project: Daphile
Version: 23.01
Rating: 10
Date: 2023-04-19
Votes: 0
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I'll join the others before me, with the addition that you need an Amanero Combo USB card that works with exclusive processing (natively supported). Excluding the bugs of the Daphile running device. So far I have used Windows 8.1 OS and Amarra Luxe 4 player. I always review my current settings from time to time, now the Amanero card has made it my preferred player. Brilliant sound, thanks to the developers !
Without the aforementioned USB card, the result is heavily influenced by the quality of the platform using Daphile, which could be bad. My own experience.
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Project: Daphile
Version: 21.01
Rating: 9
Date: 2021-11-13
Votes: 5
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Perfect for reusing old PCs and laptops for music!
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Project: Daphile
Version: 20.12
Rating: 9
Date: 2021-04-18
Votes: 21
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I've fiddled around with computer music for about 10 years. Have tried quite a few combinations, including on-the-edge programs like Audiophile Linux, Euphony, etc. Hugely frustrating. Unless you're a computer whiz, or are willing to spend countless hours learning, you're quickly out of your depth. Even then, these programs represent ever shifting sound quality and operational targets, and you must have the time and patience to keep up, if you don't want to get left out.
That's why I always end up back with my Daphile machine. It is stable and simple, with high quality sound. The only thing I wish for is a larger album cover display.
Considering the big chunks of money you spend on some of these other programs the fact that Daphile is free is a huge selling point. BUT, I often wish there was a way to at least donate some money to Kimmo for this monumental effort.
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Project: Daphile
Version: 21.01
Rating: 10
Date: 2021-03-28
Votes: 3
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The install is easy enough if one follows the directions closely....or just boot it from a USB drive and run it from there.
Repurposed an old Core2 desktop machine to run Daphile...it doesn't need much computing power to run well. I have my music on a network connected hard drive (NAS). Set Daphile up to play music from the NAS, also Radio Paradise and a few other internet radio sources. Have tried Qobuz and Tidal, but I like playback from my own sources better.
Thanks to the Daphile team (which I believe is a team of one :-) ) for making this excellent software available.
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