18-May-2016, 16:47
Hello and welcome, Georgi.
I am not using airplay now, but I did for quite a while. I set up an Airport Express adjacent to my router and D120. I connected the ApExp to the router with ethernet, and to the D120 using an optical cable into an optical input on the D120. My iMac is connected wirelessly to the router. Set up your computer/ mac sound to output to the ApExp and controll it with the Remote app.
I worked very well and gives you access to your iTunes library as well as the internet radio stations and playlists in iTunes.
The sound quality is up to CD sample rates (or whatever) which is fine for me, but below the standard demanded by many others. Even if you use another source for higher resolution files, the ApExp, is a very good way to connect and listen.
I am not using airplay now, but I did for quite a while. I set up an Airport Express adjacent to my router and D120. I connected the ApExp to the router with ethernet, and to the D120 using an optical cable into an optical input on the D120. My iMac is connected wirelessly to the router. Set up your computer/ mac sound to output to the ApExp and controll it with the Remote app.
I worked very well and gives you access to your iTunes library as well as the internet radio stations and playlists in iTunes.
The sound quality is up to CD sample rates (or whatever) which is fine for me, but below the standard demanded by many others. Even if you use another source for higher resolution files, the ApExp, is a very good way to connect and listen.
Damon
Powernode, NAD M32, Cambridge CD transport, Analysis Plus, Nordost, iFi Nova, CSS Criton 1TDX, KEF C62
Vancouver, Canada
