Files from a Harddrive to a DAC vs dedicated digital player?


I'm a vinyl head...pure and simple. So when it comes to digital format I think the path of least resistance is the cleanest. I am building my digital music library and I'm wondering if purchasing a Bryston BDP-1 to control the playback from my computer is warranted, or would a software controlled via iPad/computer be doing essentially the same? Will the dedicated digital player sound better than a computer plugged into the DAC unit?
Currently I have a harddrive plugged via digital USB into my OPPO 205 DAC to a Moon preamp to a Bryston 4b3 amp playing through Bryston Model T speakers. Any thoughts?


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You may also use wifi directly with some streamers and Still get good sound according to this article. 

https://darko.audio/2018/08/ethernet-or-wifi-which-is-better-for-high-end-audio-streaming/

 That is of course special hardware and I am not sure it is better than a purpose built computer but it is easier to buy. You can also look at special computers.

https://www.smallgreencomputer.com/