AUDIRVANA STUDIO PRICING UPDATE
The audiophile player software Audirvana has now been retrofitted with the so far missing features in the version for windows: Version 3.5 of Audirvana for Windows 10 is now available as a free update for all owners of the previous Windows version. The audiophile player software optimizes DSD streaming to network players.
Now, the French company (re-)introduces a one-time-purchase version, which does not include access to streaming content.ĭamien Plisson and his team have added numerous new features to the player software, turning it into Audirvana Studio – and changed the business model to be subscription-based. With "Audirvana Studio", the player software "Audirvana" switched to being a subscription sevice last year. All changes are also included in the purchase version "Audirvana Origin". In addition, the audio analyzer is said to have been further improved. The move to a subscriber model doesnt bother me.
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I used to recommend Audirvana on a Mac Mini based on its exemplary sound quality as a renderer, but I think this change will end that.In its new version 2.0, Audirvana can also stream to Chromecast-enabled devices. Audirvana Studio is an ideal solution to manage and organize your entire music library.
But I’m lucky compared to others who rely on online streaming. We choose the newest and most interesting content. Otherwise I have the even older version mothballed. Daily Audiophile provides links to news, reviews, and articles related to high fidelity audio equipment. Not ideal because it means an outstanding limitation won’t get resolved, but then I’ve more or less given up expecting it to be. Hopefully I will have the option of keeping the present version of Audirvana, frozen. Alternatives to Audirvana (non-subscription or otherwise) could be a substantial cost if they don’t run on the same platform, and with any alternatives, same platform or not, there comes the time-consuming and unenjoyable process of trialling/auditioning, hoping to find something at least as good in the system it is in. I’m not sure that many of us currently using Audirvana do have options when it goes to subscription, certainly for those that use it for online streaming and so sticking with a frozen older version would be unviable. I’d honestly rather use a slightly worse product that was serviceable than a subscription if I can avoid it - which sometimes I cannot (Adobe you plonkers!), If it goes subscription only, then I’ll use 3.5 for as long as I can and then just look elsewhere. I preferred sending in a question and Audirvana beta 3.5 free download, et al, responding. Now, what I don’t like is the vague support system which seems to rely on the community. I hope to have more to say on this down the road.
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And the app is riddled with horrible bugs that make using the Naim app on my Muso Qbs a joy in comparison. The Studio download went fine and, though early days, I am very impressed with Studio over Plus. The platform is solid mostly (though interpretation of tags and sorting is way behind Asset) but I’m not a subscription kind of guy. My use of Audirvana has been a mixed bag. And besides, if it was true, and more money was made selling licenses and that’s what customers want anyway, why would anyone offer a subscription? I mean c’mon, how stupid do they think people are? Then gaslight the community by repeating “ subscription services save users a lot of money over time”, despite the fact there is no instance where this is true from a TCO perspective. Slowly ruin them or kill them off (Fireworks, Freehand etc.). Buy a competitor with vastly superior products. portal 'TMZ,' the acquisition of the streaming service Tidal by the payment service Square has now been completed, for 302 million.
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