Homeaudiofidelity recommends that the Room Shaper run ahead of the convolution filters, so that is why I have them ordered as such on the list. JRiver 7 shows that I’ve installed the HAF convolution cfg file for the Bel Canto Streamer. JRiver 6 shows that I successfully installed the 64 bit VST for HAF’s Room Shaper.

Output encoding was listed as 4X DSD so I changed to None. JRiver 5 is what I see when I click on DSP Studio.

JRiver 4 is what I see when I click on Add or Configure DLNA Servers. JRiver 3 of course shows the main Media Network page. As those of you familiar, the Bel Canto Streamer must be controlled not through the Audio function but under Media Network. JRiver 2 is what I see when I am selected on Bel Streamer and pick Tools/Options.

JRiver 1 shows the main JRiver page and the Bel Canto Streamer appears as Bel Streamer. The attached photos tell the story of what is going on in MC25: As noted above, I have a Bel Canto Streamer which is ethernet connected to both Roon and MC25. Roon and MC25 are running on a Windows Server 2019 core PC with Audiophile Optimizer. My desire therefore is to use Roon to control playback through MC25 over DLNA, as my DAC, a Bel Canto Streamer, only has ethernet for an input and not USB (and anyway, I have found that ethernet sounds better than a USB connection). However, it, along with HAF’s convolution filters, load fine into JRiver’s MC25. Because it is not a convolution filter (it operates in the time domain), it can’t be loaded into Roon. Hello, all, including ( ) has developed a plug-in to reduce room resonances.

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