To many steps to log out and log in to second computer

I am hoping you will design a simpler way to switch computers. In the morning I work in my office and listen to Audirvana Studio. In the afternoon I listen to my main system in my living room. Having to enter my username and password on the website to log off and then again on the computer to activate the app is proving inconvenient. At one point you allowed 2 computers to run on the app. Would you consider doing this again, or simplify the process?

you can disconnect in Audirvana directly… then reconnect on the other computer directly too…

Indeed. And after disconnecting like this, start AS on your other computer. And you’ll be presented with a login screen in the app itself.

@Antoine - Too many steps indeed.

1 - I accept a Disconnect step but by all means move that to the top of the app, not down under Settings/Account. Put that on the top of the main app and the Remote app.

2 - Get rid of the extra step to login username/password every time.

Just do it! as the saying goes.

Is your office and your living room both in your house, and are both systems connected to the same network?

If that is the case, can you tell what the streaming part of both systems look like? Maybe you can do it all from one computer without having to log in or out.

Hi @Antonio,

I wish we could do differently, but right now we can’t change this.

Both systems on same location, same network, but different settings. Either system connected to a different DAC. So, two Studio instantiations required (never played simultaneously).

I understand development pipelines… but is a revision in the pipeline at some point?

The question was directed at the person who started this topic :slight_smile:

But even so: why not switch output in Audirvana? I don’t get why you need two instances from what you described.

2 DACS in different rooms to which I want to have a direct USB connection. Sure there are other options but not what I want.

It’s not, but we have some ideas about it. I can’t tell you about it right now.