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The same JRiver audio engine is being used for the Apple and Windows versions, so even the earliest versions will play your audio files with their fullest quality intact.
Yes, they share the same code base. Only the low level code for various things (drawing to the screen, file handling, etc.) is split into separate code for Apple vs. Windows.
Headless (no monitor) operation of Mac Mini: sluggish or unresponsive?
A very popular installation scenario, known as "headless" operation, is using a Mac Mini without attached monitor, operating it (from another computer) via Screen Sharing or via the Apple Remote App from an iOS device (iPad, etc.).
However, on Mac Minis with integrated graphics (e.g., Intel HD Graphics 3000, Intel HD Graphics 4000, etc.) the computer will throttle graphics operations when a monitor is not connected (or connected and not powered) as an energy saving measure. As a side effect, this will cause extremely sluggish or inconsistent operation of Pure Music, by impacting the efficiency of the communication between Pure Music and iTunes.
The solution is to have a powered monitor attached while playing music. If that is not a practical or desirable solution, a device called an EDID Emulator will emulate a connected monitor, and make the computer "think" a monitor is attached, so that the CPU throttling does not occur. An example of such a device (Gefen HDMI Detective Plus) is pictured below (there are many manufacturers and models of such devices, and they can be obtained from electronic vendors - Amazon, Newegg, etc.).
The EDID Emulator attaches to the computer HDMI port via a short HDMI cable, and (in the case of the Gefen) does not require external power for operation. If an external HDMI video monitor is used with the computer, a pass-through port is provided on the EDID Emulator for connecting the external monitor.
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Headless (no monitor) operation of Mac Mini: sluggish or unresponsive?
A very popular installation scenario, known as "headless" operation, is using a Mac Mini without attached monitor, operating it (from another computer) via Screen Sharing or via the Apple Remote App from an iOS device (iPad, etc.).
However, on Mac Minis with integrated graphics (e.g., Intel HD Graphics 3000, Intel HD Graphics 4000, etc.) the computer will throttle graphics operations when a monitor is not connected (or connected and not powered) as an energy saving measure. As a side effect, this will cause extremely sluggish or inconsistent operation of Pure Music, by impacting the efficiency of the communication between Pure Music and iTunes.
The solution is to have a powered monitor attached while playing music. If that is not a practical or desirable solution, a device called an EDID Emulator will emulate a connected monitor, and make the computer "think" a monitor is attached, so that the CPU throttling does not occur. An example of such a device (Gefen HDMI Detective Plus) is pictured below (there are many manufacturers and models of such devices, and they can be obtained from electronic vendors - Amazon, Newegg, etc.).
The EDID Emulator attaches to the computer HDMI port via a short HDMI cable, and (in the case of the Gefen) does not require external power for operation. If an external HDMI video monitor is used with the computer, a pass-through port is provided on the EDID Emulator for connecting the external monitor.