ASUSTOR and Roon Server

Play, stream and save lossless DSD music.

SoundsGood is ASUSTOR’s web music player for ASUSTOR NAS devices. Set source folders of the music library and categorize music by artist, album, folder, and recent additions. SoundsGood provides ID3 editing and data can be edited without editing software. Multiple people can use SoundsGood to listen to their own playlists that are separated from other users. SoundsGood is also able to select different sound output devices, including, but not limited to HDMI and USB DACs. Use AiMusic with SoundsGood to share and stream music from SoundsGood to your phone anytime and anywhere. SoundsGood supports mp3, wav, ogg, and local music playback supports mp3, wav, ogg, AIFF, FLAC and other formats.

Roon Server has always been highly popular among audio enthusiasts, mainly because it can connect to various music sharing servers and playback devices. Roon Server provides an easy-to-use interface and also supports lossless music formats. Build a large amount of storage space to manage all audio and video files. An ASUSTOR NAS is also compatible with high-speed SSDs to make enjoyment of multimedia a smoother experience.

iTunes Server and OwnTone are applications provided by ASUSTOR for your NAS. iTunes Server or OwnTone turns your NAS into an audio streaming center. Share music from your NAS with computers and other streaming devices on the same network. Using ADM 3.5 and below? Use iTunes Server for your audio needs. Already upgraded to ADM 4.0 and above, please install OwnTone. iTunes Server can also pair with a phone using iTunes Remote to stream music to an iOS device.

Hi-Res Player is a music player developed by third-party developers. In addition to supporting common music formats; DSD, lossless formats and internet radio are also supported. DSD files can be many times the size of regular music files and work well with an ASUSTOR NAS’s high-capacity capabilities. Since most NAS devices only provide storage and cannot directly save DSD file sent through a DAC, Hi-Res Player does not have these restrictions and is able to save DSD files to exceed the dual needs of audio enthusiasts that include storage and playback. Third party apps for phones and tablets like MPoD can remotely control NAS music playback making music consumption more convenient than ever.