What software to play .dsf or dsd files for Windows 10?

Jim204, I'm with you. To a point. I too tried the free Roon offer and found the same results. The sound was much better then JR. But Roon gives you a lot of stuff to read about the artiest in your library. I really don't need all that. I still read liner notes on albums, but that's different. Then there's the learning curve for this thing . Were the same age and yeah, the tech is changing everyday. When I sit down to listen , that's all I want to do. I stayed with JR. It sounds fine to me and having to hear the last little bit of detail in everything is not necessary for me. I get lost in my music room because it's the music. 

coach59, I agree with you also that the music is all but unfortunately we have to learn the tech so we can sit down and just listen. Yes Roon is also full of crud and all I really want to do is go into a hard drive select a music file , select to play it in Roon and sit back and enjoy but it is not that easy. I am staying with it because of the sound quallity but I just wish they would make it simpler.

Yeah Jim, were on the same page. Just for S&G I'm gonna try the free HQ Player. I've read that the sound is very good, but you might need a degree from MIT to work the thing.  Anyway, keep listening.

Uhuh, free for 30 minutes.

Found this interesting chart:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1rHcXP7PExksxZfkif3Rv2CT1Y_ESpNSv2b0nkKlBySk/edit#gid=1964212...

I joined this forum just because I have the perfect program that WORKS and is FREE.  I use Resonic Player.  Give it a try.  I was quite disgusted because Google results all seem to push paid players, or players that require an external stereo head unit to process.  Resonic plays my .dsf files without issues.  No special sign-up for the free version, or any other garbage, either.