seanadams wrote: > Wireless isn't the problem. Are you using the "phono" input?
Oh, that's an excellent question Seandadams! The phonograph input is very high gain (do they still put these on amps?). The SB's output will surely be clipped (i.e. sound just horrible) if you do that. Of course, that doesn't explain the good results you are getting from streaming sources. One thing to note. Most people here are *very* particular about their music. Therefore, most will rip to and recommend you use FLAC. However, since you are using wireless and are indicating your wireless is not that strong or dependable, I would again recommend you first test using MP3's. MP3s are 1/10 the side of the original file on an audio CD and probably about 1/5 the size of a FLAC file. If those work, then try FLAC - but with the understanding you are going to be pushing about 5 times the amount of data through the same wireless arrangement. Looking at your responses, I'm not sure what you music source is. Try to rip a commercially made CD to MP3 files. I'm not knocking FLAC or AAC. I just want to do what is the least demanding on your system during play back to eliminate most if any problems. _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
