You've plenty of options.
AirPlay is getting rather old now and - as you'd rather stay away from
iDevices - then AirPlay is really a No Go option given you want to play
FLAC and the like.
Perhaps it might help if you could give us a rundown of equipment you
currently have or you think you
The best way is using Echo.
Humberto
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Godridge
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Subject: best way to play/stream music through a house?
Okay, so how would one stream high quality FLAC files and so on with echo?
On 31/03/2017 10:16 AM, Humberto Rodriguez wrote:
The best way is using Echo.
Humberto
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Godridge
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We have amazon ecco but like Dane said, flac would be an issue.
I have a very analog setup, an old numarc mixer with a generic
soundcard going to my computer but that would have to change to stream
throughout the house and I know it.
I like the idea of Cast To I'd not heard of it!
On 3/31/17,
I'm just curious, what would be the best way to play/stream audio
throughout the house these days?
Does anyone know of any accesseable wireless speakers for example, or
streaming servers that can be used with them?
I'd rather not have to use i-devices but my wife does have an iphone.
I'd like to
You could use your computer as the hub and the sound car shouldn't
matter as you could use Software to capture the audio of your player or
- as I said arlier - you could use Windows Media Player etc.
So now we know you are thinking of using your computer we can talk about
other equipment you
I'm glad you mentioned the echo, as I now have both Google Home and
Amazon echo assistants, I believe that - if streaming through your house
is your thing - then a Google assistant is certainly worth having.
You can use your Google Home Assistant to stream to Chromecast
compatible devices and
If you use technology then one rule certainly applies, "Use and keep
updated or stagnate and fall behind", so I'm beginning to see with
trusted technology I've been using here for audio and video streaming.
Trusted it may very well truly be however various pieces of equipment
such as the B A7
We will have a sony docking thingy (I forget which moddle) in the living room.
I'd love to be able to send the audio from my mixer wirelessly to this
or through bluetooth. I'm a record collector and have my turntable
hooked up through my mixer as well as my computer, which is able to
listen to my
The Echo is ok for casual, or background, listening but if one wants to enjoy
a lossless stream or files the Echo's sound quality is less than adequate.
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Rodriguez
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