Antipodes DX or Aurender N10?

All my albums were copied to a LaCie Hard Drive using the AIFF format.  Each album took about 3-8 minutes to be copied and I copied 10-15 albums per day until I was finished (this is not fun).   The hard drive was then exported to the Aurender N10 Music Server.  I used a MAC Book Pro Compute for the copying.  

Unfortunately, since I created my AIFF files using iTunes, I had major problems getting the album cover art exported to the Aurender.  iTunes stores the album cover art in a HIDDEN, encrypted location that is not easy to find.   Aurender Customer Support was very helpful during this process.   I suggest you review the exporting process for ANY music server BEFORE you purchase it to ensure you understand how to export your albums to the music server.  

My instructions for successfully coping the AIFF file and its associated cover art is documented below in this Audiogon link:

https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/mac-book-pro-computer-vs-aurender-n100h-vs-aurender-n10-music...

I also included in this link additional suggestions and instructions for using the Aurender N10.  For example, how to handle a power failure.   Please note me if you have any questions.

Another vote for N10. 

Linkster, Have you made a decision regarding the Antipodes DX or the Aurender N10 Music Server?  Or, maybe something else?

Nothing yet, any new recommendation?

This article, although it does not directly address the Aurender N10, might be helpful:

http://www.digitalaudioreview.net/2015/05/antipodes-audio-dx-music-server-review/