Once I configured TB to enable 'Open Home' and told Win10 security to allow the network connection TB showed up in BubbleUPnP as a renderer, and began to play selected tracks. Next I uninstalled AR and downloaded and installed TuneBrower. I tried to drag-n-drop tracks from the PCs local drive to the AR window (debug capability), but nothing happened, not even the track name appeared. I received the message 'Action failed (Code: 501)' on BubbleUPnP, which turns out to be a generic message from the renderer that basically means 'I can't do that'. I selected a track to play, and the track name popped up in AR's window on the PC, but nothing happened.

From BubbleUPnP I has able to select MinimServer for my library (UPnP server) and Audiophile Renderer as my UPnP renderer. It started right up, displaying its operating window I did not enable VSTs (which are optional). I downloded BubbleUPnP on my Android tablet and downloaded Audiophile UPnP Renderer v2.3 and the MIcrosoft Visual C++ (x86) 2015 Redistributible on my PC. So, ready to move into the world of UPnP I installed MinimServer 2 on my Synology NAS for my 'Library' and copied over the music files (.flac and. I used Amazon Music Ultra-HD to verify 24/96 files played properly (my local files were 16/44.1 CD copies). Then I hooked up the downstream analog gear and began playing local music files right away. Then I hooked up my Benchmark USB DAC and configured it in Windows Sound Control. I had started by building a mini-ITX PC and installing Widows 10 Home intending it to be a dedicated music server. After seeing the Audiophile UPnP Renderer show up in a couple of forums with positive reviews I believed that I had found what I needed.

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