UPDATE IS FINALLY HERE!

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Johhnydev, there is nothing wrong with my setup because Dialog still does not offer streaming music from DLNA servers (NAS). Apparently you don't get it, so let me explain it to you.  Dialog is located next to my server and both are connected to home network. Server is running JRiver Media Center (DLNA server) and has 90k titles, all FLAC and DSD. Since Dialog cannot stream music directly from Jriver over the network, I have to have an external USB DAC which outputs in optical TOSlink to Dialog.  Streaming via USB cable introduces some noise and impurity. So I had to buy a USB filter (USB regen), a high quality USB cable and special power cable for DAC. All of this amounts to >$1000 and still would not be as pure music as if Dialog was streaming directly from JRiver using DLNA. The less interface the better! DLNA technology has been around for decades and it is quite simple protocol to use. It would not take a month for an average programmer to write code for streaming from DLNA server.  It's been more than a year since it was announced. Do you have the slightest idea what I am talking about now?  Highland98 is absolutely correct in his comments above.

I don't get why you're so upset over this. Devialet never indicated their products supports it, just that it's written in a white paper. You buy a product for their current performance and possibilities, not for possible future features I hope. Nothing wrong with Devialet, except that they are slow with new features. But that's a bonus and not standard functionality not working. You have received what you paid for, nothing more and nothing less. 

If streaming over DLNA is so important, why buy a setup that doesn't support it (yet)?

I bought Phantoms because I knew that I can work the dialog and phantoms using third party hardware and software (see my sign)  until they mature the dialog firmware. However using multiple interfaces to stream music from the source to Phantoms is not satisfactory for a purist. You need to deal with all sorts of artifacts and loss of quality. I know dialog has a powerful quad-core CPU and more, therefore can read from music servers using DLNA protocol, then stream it to phantoms without sacrificing bits.  We must ask the company to focus on making Phantom a real audiophile product, not a system used for listening to online streaming music.