NAD 4K MDC Module
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NAD is FINALLY releasing its 4K MDC. It Looks like it's going to be a very nice upgrade.
http://nadelectronics.com/products/mdc-modules/VM-300-Video-MDC-Module
On top of the 4K UHD, HDCP 2.2 support, I guess it's adding BluOS support.
Anyone here familiar with BluOS?
From what I'm gathering, you'll be able to stream music to your NAD through your network with this add on (after getting a license code).
From the NAD website:
Some key features of this integration:
High Resolution (HRA certified) capability to 24/192 – no transcoding to lower resolution
Certified with Control 4, Crestron, RTI, and others in development. • API available to advanced installers.
Uses standard network and Wi-Fi protocols. • Support for 64 wired zones and 16 wireless zones.
Support for multiple zone synchronized grouping.
All BluOS products interact seamlessly with each other, so AVRs and wireless Bluesound speakers can be part of a distributed audio system using NAD CI products.
All models support MQA.
Local sources can be added and distributed (satellite boxes, turntables, etc.).
Mobile devices can be added and distributed via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.
Solutions for library sharing across multiple residences are in development
NAD is sending one of the new MDC's out right now for my Father's T787 as his current HDMI board seems to have kicked the bucket; so it's a great time for that "free upgrade"!
http://nadelectronics.com/products/mdc-modules/VM-300-Video-MDC-Module
On top of the 4K UHD, HDCP 2.2 support, I guess it's adding BluOS support.
Anyone here familiar with BluOS?
From what I'm gathering, you'll be able to stream music to your NAD through your network with this add on (after getting a license code).
From the NAD website:
Some key features of this integration:
High Resolution (HRA certified) capability to 24/192 – no transcoding to lower resolution
Certified with Control 4, Crestron, RTI, and others in development. • API available to advanced installers.
Uses standard network and Wi-Fi protocols. • Support for 64 wired zones and 16 wireless zones.
Support for multiple zone synchronized grouping.
All BluOS products interact seamlessly with each other, so AVRs and wireless Bluesound speakers can be part of a distributed audio system using NAD CI products.
All models support MQA.
Local sources can be added and distributed (satellite boxes, turntables, etc.).
Mobile devices can be added and distributed via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.
Solutions for library sharing across multiple residences are in development
NAD is sending one of the new MDC's out right now for my Father's T787 as his current HDMI board seems to have kicked the bucket; so it's a great time for that "free upgrade"!