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Tidal to Chromecast (Any Chromecast Audio (CCA) compatible device - Chromecast Audio, Google Mini, Google Home, CCA TVs and portable speakers) Tidal > BubbleUPnP Android configured with Tidal as Library source > Push to JRiver MC Zone (Oppo DLNA) from within BubbleUPnP (can use OPPO DSP) Tidal to DLNA (Oppo or any other DLNA end point) Tidal > BubbleUPnP Android configured with Tidal as Library source > Push to JRiver MC Zone (Oppo DAC) from within BubbleUPnP (can use JRiver MC DSP) These are the options you have with Tidal without using the MC WDM driver. This is slightly off topic, but you can also get Google Chromecast audio compatible devices to show up as Zones in JRiver MC by configuring BubbleUPnP Server on your MC server.īack to Tidal. If you want to do DSP in the OPPO then use the OPPO as a DLNA point as described above. MC DSP funtionality doesnt work when pushing content to third party DLNA devices, but if the Oppo is plugged in as a DAC to a PC with MC running you can apply JRiver DSP that way for the OPPO. When you want to play your own library just use JRemote.

Using the above approach you can use BubbleUPnP when you want to push Tidal to JRiver MC zones to have full control of DSP functionality within MC. If you have Chromecast Audio devices or Google Mini's around the house you can also stream Tidal to Google Chromecast groups and thereby have Tidal in complete sync to multiple devices around your house.

You can then select any JRiver MC zones or any other DLNA output to stream Tidal from BubbleUPnP. If you have an Android tablet or phone, install BubbleUPnP and configure it to login to your Tidal account. Unfortunately there is no way to stream Tidal direct from JRiver, but you can use JRiver as an end point for Tidal playback.

There are other ways to do this that dont involve WDM that are a bit cleaner to use while giving you remote control of Tidal playing to a MC zone.

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