Aurenda and Tidal and Qobuz connect

Thanks! Have done that but not heard back. 

Huh? Conductor is the way to access native Qobuz. This way conductor controls the Aurrender.

If you are trying to access the Qobuz app on the iPad and stream from that… you don’t want to do that. If you could manage, you will basically be using your iPad as a streamer.

If I interrupt your post correctly.

We are Aurender dealers. Agreed with @tvad on their support. It is excellent. If it helps here is a link to the information they will need when you contact them. They may remote in and configure a fix for you, and get you up and running in no time.

https://ask.aurender.com/hc/en-us/articles/360026675894-How-can-I-contact-Aurender-Technical-Support

Good luck!

Choice Audio

Have you done any custom configuration of your Wifi/Internet access, like blocking ports or changing the DNS provider?

Thanks everyone. I did get an answer from  aurender that the n100 does,not support tidal or qobuz connect. 

I wanted to do this so I could use tidal and qobuz features that are available from their apps. 

asamuelson

... I did get an answer from  aurender that the n100 does,not support tidal or qobuz connect ...

I do not think Qobuz Connect even exists, unless perhaps you have an early beta version of the software.

Cleeds is correct; Qobuz Connect is not a thing (yet). As with any streamer that supports Qobuz, it is only accessible via the streamers native app

The guy at the Qobuz booth at Axpona told me that they are working with the streamer vendors, like Aurender, to implement Qobuz Connect on their hardware/software.  Qobuz is dependent on their partners for this part of the rollout so the timing is uncertain.  He expects the first availability will be in the October timeframe.  No information about which streamer manufacturers will be early implementors.