Hi Guys, I've been trying Roon for a few days - and so far I'm loving it! But I have one major issue with DSD playback on Mac OS X Yosemite (10.10.5). I'm using a Sony UDA-1 DAC and I can play all high-res files f.

'LocationFree' can transmit content to PCs, the PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) or a dedicated LCD monitor, after connecting the 'LocationFree Base Station' to a TV antenna and/or DVD recorder. 'LocationFree' proposes a new way to enjoy TV such as watching TV programs or video content via a wireless connection at home or even outside the home through an internet connection.

Customers will be able to enjoy 'LocationFree' with Windows Mobile and cellular phones as well as Mac OS X® products. As telecommunications infrastructure advances, Sony will increase licensing of LocationFree software in order to expand the number of compatible products. This will create a life style where TV and video content can be enjoyed anytime, anywhere.

• Step 4: Copy the modified binary back to the Outlook.app bundle (keeping a backup copy of unmodified binary is highly recommended) • Step 5: Launch Outlook and check in Activity Monitor that Outlook is now running un-sandboxed • Step 6: Close Outlook and move following folder to its new location: /Users//Library/Group Containers/UBF8T346G9.Office/Outlook • Step 7: In place of the original folder, create a symbolic link called Outlook pointing to the new destination. However, I recommend you to keep reading after the notes! Notes: • First 4 steps will need to be repeated every time Outlook's binary gets replaced during an update. Using incomplete flag is much better thank using 1 more letter than the original string used. To do that, modify and run following command from Terminal: ln -s '/Volumes/TarDisk/Outlook' '/Users//Library/Group Containers/UBF8T346G9.Office/Outlook' When done, the source and destination folders should look like this: ^^ Old location (in Library) ^^ New location (on the Volume you're moving the folder to) Congratulations, you've successfully moved your Outlook Profile folder away from the default location.

• * 'LocationFree' is a registered trademark of Sony Corporation. • * PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) is a handheld entertainment system launched by Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. • * 'PlayStation' and 'PSP' are registered trademarks of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. • * Mac OS is a trademark of Apple Computer, Inc.

To display your Mac desktop on your Bravia, both devices must be directly connected to your router/local network, this rules out using the Sony Blu-Ray player. You will need to connect your Bravia to your local network either via a Sony Network Adapter ( or a physical connection (Ethernet Cable). After both are connected, you will need third party software, such as Veebeam ( You may also want to research DLNA and see if it is possible that way, although that is more streaming actual content (Video, Pictures and Music).