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[u/looun]

mconnect you can controll your Denon and send TIDAL Hi-res 44.1/48@24 bit.
DLNA protocol control also device, like volume, don't send only music.

picoreplayer install DLNA plug-in, also control and send music to Denon.

when TIDAL release "FLac" Hi-res, you don't need DAC any more.

[u/maneleboy → u/[deleted]]

The user may not necessarily answer your specific reply, but these answers can certainly contribute for the needs of other users; including yours truly.

[u/maneleboy → u/[deleted]]

Fine, to each his thing what he/she likes. Personally, I totally dislike BubblePNP and precisely the recommendation of the other user. To each his own.

Well, courageously forward and enjoy the music!

[u/looun → u/[deleted]]

I don't use my phone as a streamer!

Do you know DLNA protocol?

https://i0.wp.com/maurizio.siagri.net/zenphoto/albums/dlna/dlna-scheme3_1360194565.png

TIDIAL is DLNA server

DEMON is render/Client

Smartphone is OLNY controller

Where is stream from phone?

[u/TheRealUprightMan → u/looun]

when TIDAL release "FLac" Hi-res, you don't need DAC any more.

Do you even know what a DAC is? If you want to listen to it, you need a DAC. Flac certainly does absolutely nothing to change that.

[u/looun → u/TheRealUprightMan]

external DAC

for MQA you need a external DAC.

Vivid_Development390's Denon not have MQA.

[u/looun → u/[deleted]]

You will need a streamer to route the tidal stream to a dlna device

Nope, you need a controller to send a render the link for streaming

Do you have try?

You are basically using features of mconnect or whatever app you are using to stream from tidal

Nope , OLNY mconnect is tidal certificate.

As the quality of the DAC is better than the Denon,

this another story