UAPP recognizes the DAC when I turn the Shield on, and the DAC completely bypasses the Shield's DAC or the Shield's sound software or whatever. USB Audio Player Pro is the software I use to listen to DSD files (and many other things). The DAC is the hardware I use to listen to, say, DSD files. I have a great new DAC (the RME ADI-2 DAC FS) USB-plugged into the Shield. The big TV is HDMI-connected to the Shield. My Shield is ethernet connected (hard-wired) to my router, I don't do wifi. (2) the other thing I want is that when I listen to hi-rez FLAC and DSD music files that are on an SSD that is USB-plugged into my Shield, I want to hear them in hi-rez. Since the Shield has no analog connectors, I must use a DAC to get sound from the Shield into my analog receiver. The Shield is the source (via hard-wired internet connectivity) of all my TV viewing. (1) I don't want to hear anything through the TV speakers, I want to hear everything through my analog, 2-channel, old-school, room sound system (vintage Marantz receiver, floor speakers etc.).
The short answer to your question is, I think, yes.
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