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OPTIONAL · REFERENCE PLAYER

DMP NEXUS PLAYER. The reference implementation.

Our open-source-based player, built on Audacious — and the reference for what the architecture can do. Native DSD playback up to DSD512. Optional, free, and the easiest way to hear the engineering for yourself.

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DMP NEXUS PLAYER

v0.0.1

Windows

Version 0.0.1 Checksum (SHA-256) 19a5bfc993b0fa8983465146ca42c22d78ff1cc85072a40bc971c8cee852306c

Linux

Version 0.0.1 Checksum (SHA-256) bad116fade8fb0f8d3c097a0ac15c8bc5b76c9d8d553bd9659a16403a83c2f72

WHO IS THIS FOR

Optional means optional.

If you stream from Qobuz, Tidal, or use Roon, you may not need DMP NEXUS PLAYER. The DMP ONE works fine without it. But if your music collection lives on local storage and includes DSD files, the Player adds capabilities your streaming setup doesn't have.

If your music is local.

If you stream.

YOU MIGHT NEED THIS

  • Local DSD library on NAS, USB drives, or computer storage
  • Want native DSD seek transitions without clicks or format switches
  • Prefer a dedicated player over Roon or general-purpose apps
  • Want full Audacious flexibility (plugins, customization, etc.)

YOU CAN SKIP THIS

  • Music comes primarily from streaming services
  • Already use Roon, Audirvana, or HQPlayer
  • Don't have a local DSD collection
  • Just want the DMP ONE to work as a network audio device (DMP NEXUS CORE alone is sufficient)

OPEN-SOURCE FOUNDATION

Built on Audacious.

Audacious is a mature, open-source audio player refined since 2005 by audio enthusiasts. It supports an enormous range of formats, has a flexible plugin system, and runs on Windows, Linux, and other platforms.

We took Audacious and added what we needed: native DSD512 streaming and tight integration with the DMP ONE. Everything else — the playlist, the file management, the format support, the keyboard shortcuts — is the Audacious you already know.

If you've used Audacious before, DMP NEXUS PLAYER will feel immediately familiar. If you haven't, it's a refreshingly direct player after a decade of overdesigned alternatives.