#Audirvana linux how to#

Qobuz takes forever to show up from startup and why in My music does it only show Qobuz not all my music? Also scanning is taking forever and a lot of Qobuz albums seem to have missing artwork. Worked out why some menus didn’t open up, was down to the silly lock thing that stops any changes and won’t release exclusivity until you click it. However having the play Qobuz version on your own music is quite useful but you have no way of knowing what version it actually is.Īs I already mentioned click areas on windows at least are all wrong and I am clicking too many times to get it to interact. This is where Roons full integration is so much better. It’s really not integrated so your still given multiple choices from search as to what to play not one primary one.

#Audirvana linux how to#

SQ aside the UI is horrible just not a fan at all and I could not work out how to filter anything so finding music is cumbersome to me and as ever and feel sluggish. So AudiVana.is definitely up to something. I also listened to the same music via my DAP as a cross comparison to get another feel for tracks and this felt more similar to Roons presentation via the DFB. I can see why some would prefer this but it doesn’t feel organic to me it sounds to analytical and processed. Guitars felt cleaner and less dirty, bass is more rounded though and definitely more cleanly defined in AudiVana but it felt a bit strange. After the latest updates the implementation of Camilla Dsp works great so far: a. It lacked any feeling of power that I get from it and from Roons playback. And my apologies to Davide for me being such a looser in Linux things o). It’s got no meat either it’s just all super detail. I agree there is lots of details and separation but it also lacks any depth and feels fatiguing after prelonged listening. Just testing using a Dragonfly black and my AKGK550 mkiii nothing high end. Listening to this it is very different in presentation to Roon on same laptop.