If you're looking for a Wifi protocol to use instead of Bluetooth, we recommend you use the Jriver app or Audirvana. If you have a Windows computer, you can stream Qobuz to your Phantom II system through Bluetooth or UPnP. The sound quality will thus be that of your Qobuz account. Those apps can be linked to your Qobuz account and will allow you to set the Phantoms as the audio output. If you're looking for a Wifi protocol to use instead of Bluetooth, we recommend you use the Bubbleupnp app or MconnectHD. If you have an Android phone, you can stream Qobuz to your Phantom II system through Bluetooth or UPnP.

If your Qobuz offer allows for audio files with a higher sampling frequency than that of CD, we recommend you use Audirvana (or any other UPnP app). If your Qobuz offer allows for audio files with a higher sampling frequency than that of CD, we recommend you use Upnp to stream your music. If the file sent in Airplay is in a different format, it will be downsampled or upsampled to 16bit / 44.1kHz. The music will play in CD quality 44.1kHz / 16 bit. The sound will now come out of the Phantom speakers. Launch Qobuz on your Mac or in any navigator. Open your Mac's audio settings and choose the room you have configured in the Devialet app (for example, living room) as the audio output. If you have a Mac computer, you can stream Qobuz to your Phantom II system through Airplay, Bluetooth, or UPnP. The sound quality will thus be that of your Qobuz account (Qobuz sublime).

This app can be linked to your Qobuz account and allows you to set the Phantoms as the audio output. If your Qobuz offer gives you access to files with a higher sampling rate than 44.1kHz / 16 bit, we recommend you use the MconnectHD UPnP app Open your iPhone's audio settings and choose the room you have configured in the Devialet app (for example, living room) as the audio output. If you have an iPhone, you can stream Qobuz to your Phantom II system through Airplay, Bluetooth, or UPnP.

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