kswanson;623812 Wrote: 
> I'm running squeezebox server and Windows Home Server on my desktop. I
> converted my flac files on my NAS to Apple lossless in iTunes and set
> up iTunes only because I wanted to be able to load my iPod with Apple
> lossless to be able to use in my car audio system. My NAS is still
> flac. So I have SB server on my desktop and iTunes aren't really
> necessary from what I'm understanding in order to get my music files to
> my larger system. It is 5.1 but I'm using a Meridian system so I would
> go 2 channel via SPDIF from whatever into my processor I think. Then I
> could use an iPad for control? In that case the SB Touch downstairs
> connected via ethernet (wall adaptor) is the best way to go?

That's right, you don't need iTunes for Squeezebox, as it is completely
unrelated and SBS has its own database for the music library. Depending
on your NAS, you may be able to run SBS on it, otherwise on the WHS. In
the latter case you could use either the ALAC library (on your WHS,
right?) or point to the FLACs on your NAS.

Yes, a SB Touch is perfect for your stereo system, as it supports
hi-res audio. Unless you already have powerline adapters I suggest
trying wirelessly, it might very well work. You can get them if/when
you actually need them. 5.1 DD & DTS work great as well with
Squeezebox.

-Skinny


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