On 10/7/05, dangerous_dom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This is a very important feature for me, as i have many mixed danced > music CD's, live gigs and Audio books. Why oh why do manufactures > overlook this essential feature so often? Even the almighly iPod can't > do it. > So, does the SB2 support it and how does it handle it? I understand > certian formats support it and MP3 does not really support it properly, > but i do have some gapless ablums that are split up into MP3's. I know > it's not ideal, but can the SB2 play them without a gap in the way > foobar2000 does? Can i make playlists that have no gaps? > Also, say in future i rip CD's to i long file with a cue sheet, does > the SB2 support the reading of cue file? > > I need as much info as i can on this please. If the SB2 does do gapless > playback, which different options do it have for it?
I've ripped most of my stuff to FLAC, standard one-file-per-track, and it plays gapless perfectly. With MP3, the hardware won't add any gaps, but it won't remove them if they're in the file data (foobar does, though). I believe that the "--nogap" option in LAME will produce files that play back gapless, but you'd be better off using a single file and cue sheet or a proper gapless codec. > 2) Networking. > > I would rather not have to buy a WiFi router, so can i set the SB2 up > as a simple Peer-2-Peer network using just a dongle? Yep, that'll work. - Jacob _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
