Where is Audirvana.exe file hidden in Windows program files?

[ferrarabrainpan]

And why can’t I find or select Audirvana when using the “Open with…” option in Windows 10 menu for playing audio files?

First of all, I have JRiver Media Center as my primary and default media player. Nevertheless, it seems I still should be able to right click a file and open it with a different media player that is installed on my PC and capable of handling the file format… such as VLC Media Player, which does appear in the list when I click “Open with…”

I did a Google search but I still cannot find an Audirvana folder for program files anywhere, though Audirvana 3.5 is installed and up to date and fully functional on my PC for over a year now. This means I cannot use the “Search for app on my computer” option when the app is not listed on the list that appears when I click “Open with…” because I cannot locate the exe file.

This is not a big deal. It just means if I want to play a file in Audirvana I have to move the file into the folder that contains the local library files for Audirvana, there is no other way. But it there is a solution to this issue, I’d like to know.

[lucretius]

Audirvana program files and configuration files are stored in following 2 locations, respectively:

In general, that is how Windows “apps” (also called Universal Windows Platform or UWP apps) are stored.

But what you really want to know is below.

@ferrarabrainpan

This is not a big deal. It just means if I want to play a file in Audirvana I have to move the file into the folder that contains the local library files for Audirvana, there is no other way. But it there is a solution to this issue, I’d like to know.

You can add music folders in version 3.5 here: