What are you streaming tonight?

@jonandfamily You need an app to stream each service.  If Oppo doesn't have an app for Qobuz, they never will.  That device is long in the tooth and they are out of the disc player business.

You could get a streamer and send the signal to the Oppo's DAC, but you'd be better off just getting something like a Bluesond Node 2i.

Or take the elcheapo route for now.
Google Chromecast Audio mini streamer ( still around $50 on eBay).
This in conjunction with bubbleupnp on an Android device will get you streaming Qobuz.

Or if your rig can use Bluetooth you could just install Qobuz app on your phone or tablet and stream direct from that to your bt enabled rig.

As Greg says though the Oppo is not going to work for Qobuz unfortunately.

@jonandfamily The Windows desktop version of Qobuz has beta support for UPnP/DLNA, but I haven't tried it, other than to see if it "sees" either of my Oppo players (105D and BDP203).  It doesn't.  Maybe you have another device that supports it that you could output to the Oppo's DAC? 

Again, I'd just get a streamer, but if you're determined to use the Oppo there might be a way, but not streaming to it directly.

Maybe you have another device that supports it that you could output to the Oppo's DAC?

Thats where I was leaning with the Chromecast, it could then output via mini toslink to the Oppo to use its dac.
Especially if they need to keep the Oppo anyway to play movies, CD etc.

Does Chromecast support 24-bit/192kHz streaming? I love my Oppo 105 with the Modwright tube modifications, so I'd rather keep it. I don't need a streamer that has its own DAC or storage, but I guess I could buy a Bluesound Node and bypass its internal DAC.