If you have a computer to hand -- a Mac or PC should work equally well, I think -- then you can do this by:
1) installing the Devialet AIR application and connecting it over your home network to the Devialet (could be wireless, but preferably wired)
2) installing the Qobuz and/or TIDAL desktop players on your computer
3) selecting Devialet AIR as the output "sound card" for the Qobuz/TIDAL players
That's just a quick overview; you might have some questions on the detail if you try it, in which case I'm sure you'll get more help here when you need it.
The alternative would be to get a network streamer -- of which there are many, discussed elsewhere on this forum -- with support for Qobuz and TIDAL, then connect it to an input on your Devialet. That may involve some extra expense -- you can spend anything from about £300 (e.g. Sonos Connect) upwards depending on your taste -- but in the long run it's perhaps the most convenient way to do things because you don't then need to have a computer running to listen to music. Again, lots of advice to be had here if that's the way you prefer to go.
Hope that helps a little,
Ian
1) installing the Devialet AIR application and connecting it over your home network to the Devialet (could be wireless, but preferably wired)
2) installing the Qobuz and/or TIDAL desktop players on your computer
3) selecting Devialet AIR as the output "sound card" for the Qobuz/TIDAL players
That's just a quick overview; you might have some questions on the detail if you try it, in which case I'm sure you'll get more help here when you need it.
The alternative would be to get a network streamer -- of which there are many, discussed elsewhere on this forum -- with support for Qobuz and TIDAL, then connect it to an input on your Devialet. That may involve some extra expense -- you can spend anything from about £300 (e.g. Sonos Connect) upwards depending on your taste -- but in the long run it's perhaps the most convenient way to do things because you don't then need to have a computer running to listen to music. Again, lots of advice to be had here if that's the way you prefer to go.
Hope that helps a little,
Ian
Roon (Mac Mini), Wilson Benesch Full Circle, Expert 1000 Pro CI, Kaiser Chiara
Warwickshire, UK
