BDP-S5100 as a DNLA server to stream SACD to airplay speakers

Hi Folks,I know my BDP-S5100 acts as a DNLA client to render from different sources but I would like to stream CDs from the Sony to a DNLA renderer connected to my HIFI . Is this possible to do this and would it work with DSD content on SACDs? Thank you

As far as I know you can ALMOST do what your suggesting. You can turn on share music libraries over your network in itunes, and then you can bring up you powerbook library on your powermac, but I dont know how you could control it, that is except with the new screen control features coming in the new system! can you tell i'm excited?

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