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== What is the Id? == |
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The JRiver Id is a network device that can act as a player, server, or backup. The Id (rhymes with hid) plays high quality audio from a computer anywhere on the network. It can be '''controlled with a smartphone as a remote''', using [http://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/Gizmo Gizmo] (for Android), [http://www.jremote.net/ JRemote] (for iOS), or any standard DLNA Controller. |
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== What is an Id? == |
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The Id provides an '''easy connection''' from a computer to a sound system, even when they are at opposite ends of your home. |
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The JRiver Id (rhymes with hid) is a small networked media player that plays high quality audio from your computer. You can control it from your phone, using [http://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/Gizmo Gizmo] (for Android) or [http://www.jremote.net/ JRemote] (for iOS). |
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Starting at $315, the Id is also affordable. |
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The name came from an idea JRiver proposed for an [http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=55888.msg379783#msg379783 '''I'''maginary '''d'''evice]. |
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[http://www.jriver.com/Id Other models] are available. |
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Imagine a few of these around your home. You can play to the Id from a computer or use the Id stand-alone. |
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== Quality Hardware == |
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At $395, it's also affordable. |
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The standard Id hardware is an [https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/boards-kits/nuc/kits/nuc6cayh.html Intel NUC 6CAYH]. It's '''small''' (4.3"x4.5"x2"). It's '''[http://www.legitreviews.com/intel-nuc-dn2820fykh-bay-trail-system-review_135053/7 low power]''' (8.0 watts), and cool. |
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== Intel Hardware == |
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The Id is |
The Id is also available on the [http://www.jriver.com/Id Raspberry Pi]. |
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== JRiver Software == |
== JRiver Software == |
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The Id is powered by JRiver Media Center |
The Id is powered by a special version of JRiver Media Center for Linux. The device can update itself automatically. |
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== Connects to Existing Audio Systems == |
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== Compatibility == |
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The Id can use the speakers of any amplifier or TV that has HDMI ports |
The Id can use the speakers of any amplifier or TV that has HDMI ports. It can also feed RCA jacks with an 1/8" stereo to RCA cable or adaptor. |
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The Id |
The Id works with most USB DAC's. |
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To play to or from |
To play to or from a networked Id requires DLNA or UPnP software on the computer. That could be JRiver Media Center for Windows, Mac, or Linux. |
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[[File:JRiverId.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Usage]] |
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== Setup == |
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[[File:JRiverId.jpg|200px|thumb|Left|Usage]] |
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Connect the Id (network, audio out, HDMI monitor, USB keyboard) and select the audio out you want (HDMI, USB, or 1/8" stereo analog), then reboot. |
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After that, you can remove the monitor and keyboard. |
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[http://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/Id_Install_Guide Install Guide] |
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== NAS Drives and USB Drives == |
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The Id can use attached USB drives and NAS drives. On the Id's text menu, choose the option called "External Media Menu". |
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Using this menu, you can tell the Id to add (mount)the drive. Then in the Media Center menu, you can tell MC to import the files or to watch certain folders for certain types of files. |
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Please see this thread for more information: |
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http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=95376.msg657083#msg657083 |
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== Sync Media == |
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The Id runs Samba, so it appears as a drive on a network, and this allows it to be set as a handheld device in MC, so that you can sync files to it. |
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Tools>Options>Handhelds>Add Device |
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Use Browse to find the Id. It's under Network. The full path will be similar to: \\[Idname]\Media\Music. |
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== Details == |
== Details == |
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'''DLNA Server''' -- It can host your files and serve them to any DLNA Renderer. |
'''DLNA Server''' -- It can host your files and serve them to any DLNA Renderer. |
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'''Portable Media Player''' -- Wherever there is an electrical outlet, the Id can stand alone, and play to an audio amplifier or compatible DAC. It has a 120GB SSD drive. The software takes about 20GB, so you have 100GB of storage. It runs a Samba Server, so you can copy files to it from a PC or Mac. Connect a USB keyboard, mouse, and display, or just run it with a smart phone, and no peripherals. |
'''Portable Media Player''' -- Wherever there is an electrical outlet, the Id can stand alone, and play to an audio amplifier or compatible DAC. It has a 120GB SSD drive. The software takes about 20GB, so you have 100GB of storage (about 300 CD's at lossless quality). It runs a Samba Server, so you can copy files to it from a PC or Mac. Connect a USB keyboard, USB mouse, and HDMI display, or just run it with a smart phone, and no peripherals. |
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'''Audio output''' via HDMI, 1/8" Stereo analog, or USB. The Id uses the speakers of any amplifier or TV. |
'''Audio output''' via HDMI, 1/8" Stereo analog, [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TOSLINK TOSLINK], or USB. The Id uses the speakers of any amplifier or TV. |
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* 2GB of RAM |
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The Id has 2GB of RAM and a 120GB SSD drive. The processor is an Intel Celeron. |
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* 120GB SSD drive |
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* Optional 2TB HDD |
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* Intel Dual Core Celeron CPU |
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* USB 3.0 (2 front, 2 rear) |
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* Wired and wireless Ethernet |
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* IR, Bluetooth and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wireless_display WiDi]. (Bluetooth, and WiDi are not yet supported.) |
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'''Power''' is 100 to 240 Volts, 50 to 60 Hz. The power supply is an external "brick". It comes with adaptors for international power plugs. More information is at the bottom of the [http://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/Id_Instructions instructions]. |
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The NUC has USB (3.0 (1) and 2.0 (2)), wired and wireless Ethernet, IR, Bluetooth and [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wireless_display WiDi]. I, Bluetooth, and WiDi are not yet supported by JRiver Media Center on Linux. |
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'''Multichannel and DSD''' are supported over HDMI. |
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More about the NUC at [http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/nuc/nuc-kit-dn2820fykh-brief.html Intel]. |
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More about the [https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/boards-kits/nuc/kits/nuc6cayh.html Intel NUC 6CAYH]. |
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More about [http://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/DLNA DLNA] |
More about [http://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/DLNA DLNA] |
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== Ordering == |
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'''Payment by Paypal''' |
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Please send a message to sales at jriver dot c o m. If you send us your paypal address and your shipping address, we will send you a paypal invoice for the Id + shipping. When you receive the invoice, you will pay it with Paypal. |
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'''Payment by Credit Card''' |
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Call 612 677 8200 (extension 202) or fax your order and address to 612 339 4445. We're in Minneapolis, Minnesota (GMT-6), an hour behind New York City or two hours ahead of California. Please do not send credit card details by e-mail, since it is not secure. |
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'''Prices'''. http://www.jriver.com/Id |
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* $315 with 120GB SSD |
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* $395 with 2TB HDD |
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'''Which Id?''' |
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If you plan to use the Id as a Renderer (playing to it from another machine, then the 120GB model is recommended. |
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If you plan to store your media on it and use it as a Server, then the 2TB model is recommended. |
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Either Id can act as a DLNA Renderer or Server. |
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A license for Media Center is included. |
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'''Shipping''' |
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* $20 to a U.S. address |
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* $40 to Canada |
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* $55 to other countries |
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The shipment may be subject to import duties in your country. |
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When we receive your order, we'll advise on delivery. Normally it ships within 1 or 2 days. |
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== Instructions == |
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[http://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/Id_Install_Guide Install Guide] |
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== Questions == |
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[http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=89084.0 Discussion on Interact] |
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== More == |
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[https://hifihaven.org/index.php?threads/id-pi-jriver-for-linux-on-raspberry-pi.2717/ Review of the JRiver IdPi at Hi Fi Haven] |
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Id in GUI Mode [[File:GUImode.jpg|200px|thumb|left|GUI Mode]] |
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[[Category:Frequently Asked Questions]] |
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[[Category:Id]] |
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Latest revision as of 21:43, 16 October 2020
What is the Id?
The JRiver Id is a network device that can act as a player, server, or backup. The Id (rhymes with hid) plays high quality audio from a computer anywhere on the network. It can be controlled with a smartphone as a remote, using Gizmo (for Android), JRemote (for iOS), or any standard DLNA Controller.
The Id provides an easy connection from a computer to a sound system, even when they are at opposite ends of your home.
Starting at $315, the Id is also affordable.
Other models are available.
Quality Hardware
The standard Id hardware is an Intel NUC 6CAYH. It's small (4.3"x4.5"x2"). It's low power (8.0 watts), and cool.
The Id is also available on the Raspberry Pi.
JRiver Software
The Id is powered by a special version of JRiver Media Center for Linux. The device can update itself automatically.
Connects to Existing Audio Systems
The Id can use the speakers of any amplifier or TV that has HDMI ports. It can also feed RCA jacks with an 1/8" stereo to RCA cable or adaptor.
The Id works with most USB DAC's.
To play to or from a networked Id requires DLNA or UPnP software on the computer. That could be JRiver Media Center for Windows, Mac, or Linux.
Setup
Connect the Id (network, audio out, HDMI monitor, USB keyboard) and select the audio out you want (HDMI, USB, or 1/8" stereo analog), then reboot.
After that, you can remove the monitor and keyboard.
NAS Drives and USB Drives
The Id can use attached USB drives and NAS drives. On the Id's text menu, choose the option called "External Media Menu".
Using this menu, you can tell the Id to add (mount)the drive. Then in the Media Center menu, you can tell MC to import the files or to watch certain folders for certain types of files.
Please see this thread for more information: http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=95376.msg657083#msg657083
Sync Media
The Id runs Samba, so it appears as a drive on a network, and this allows it to be set as a handheld device in MC, so that you can sync files to it.
Tools>Options>Handhelds>Add Device
Use Browse to find the Id. It's under Network. The full path will be similar to: \\[Idname]\Media\Music.
Details
The Id is a:
DLNA Renderer -- When connected to an amplifier or DAC, you can play to it from any DLNA Server.
DLNA Server -- It can host your files and serve them to any DLNA Renderer.
Portable Media Player -- Wherever there is an electrical outlet, the Id can stand alone, and play to an audio amplifier or compatible DAC. It has a 120GB SSD drive. The software takes about 20GB, so you have 100GB of storage (about 300 CD's at lossless quality). It runs a Samba Server, so you can copy files to it from a PC or Mac. Connect a USB keyboard, USB mouse, and HDMI display, or just run it with a smart phone, and no peripherals.
Audio output via HDMI, 1/8" Stereo analog, TOSLINK, or USB. The Id uses the speakers of any amplifier or TV.
- 2GB of RAM
- 120GB SSD drive
- Optional 2TB HDD
- Intel Dual Core Celeron CPU
- USB 3.0 (2 front, 2 rear)
- Wired and wireless Ethernet
- IR, Bluetooth and WiDi. (Bluetooth, and WiDi are not yet supported.)
Power is 100 to 240 Volts, 50 to 60 Hz. The power supply is an external "brick". It comes with adaptors for international power plugs. More information is at the bottom of the instructions.
Multichannel and DSD are supported over HDMI.
More about the Intel NUC 6CAYH.
More about DLNA
Ordering
Payment by Paypal
Please send a message to sales at jriver dot c o m. If you send us your paypal address and your shipping address, we will send you a paypal invoice for the Id + shipping. When you receive the invoice, you will pay it with Paypal.
Payment by Credit Card
Call 612 677 8200 (extension 202) or fax your order and address to 612 339 4445. We're in Minneapolis, Minnesota (GMT-6), an hour behind New York City or two hours ahead of California. Please do not send credit card details by e-mail, since it is not secure.
Prices. http://www.jriver.com/Id
- $315 with 120GB SSD
- $395 with 2TB HDD
Which Id?
If you plan to use the Id as a Renderer (playing to it from another machine, then the 120GB model is recommended.
If you plan to store your media on it and use it as a Server, then the 2TB model is recommended.
Either Id can act as a DLNA Renderer or Server.
A license for Media Center is included.
Shipping
- $20 to a U.S. address
- $40 to Canada
- $55 to other countries
The shipment may be subject to import duties in your country.
When we receive your order, we'll advise on delivery. Normally it ships within 1 or 2 days.
Instructions
Questions
More
Review of the JRiver IdPi at Hi Fi Haven
Id in GUI Mode
