Mnyb;615063 Wrote:
Also a x86 server box at 300$ can you really get a quality machine with
good spec for that ? At least it must have a separate flash or ssd for
the OS, music on a separate drive and you want to be able to expand it
with at least one extra drive ? Dual core atom.
It does
I was thinking dual atom because arm based NAS does not do transcoding .
No SOX or flac, alac, lame and similar, problems with streams etc.
So a server should be able to transcode at least 2 separate streams to
be multipurpose enough .
Hmm prices going down, maybe is see motherboards at
JJZolx;615040 Wrote:
I don't use either mysb.com or TinySBS, but aren't favorites supposed to
be synced, so that if you enter one at mysb.com it should eventually
appear within TinySBS?
No, this was never really implemented. What you do have on SBS or
TinySBS is a separate menu item within
quote from the original article:
but the loudness war has resulted in music squashed to within a few
decibels of its life.
Yes, and hi-res releases seem to generally be mastered without that.
That alone makes them much more listenable. The recent uncompressed
hi-res remaster of Band of the Run
firedog;615126 Wrote:
...So I'll keep buying hi-res. But before you call me silly and a fool,
just change the name from hi-res to properly mastered and then we
won't have anything to argue about.
That's what I do too!
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You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a
I also buy hirez in some quantities. 1500 tracks so far.
But I try not have to many illusion about it .
But I won't fall in to HD tracks newest trapp, charching more for 176
or 192 khz than the pedestrian 88/96 that I would be happy with.
Unless... these to are off different masters :-/
HD
Squid;609718 Wrote:
I am glad to see that the 'download to phone' feature has been fixed and
now works.
However, there's still something that bothers me a lot. My entire
library consists of full albums grouped by album artist. Now, I can go
browse the library by either album name or by
Thanks for the link!
Phil Leigh;614936 Wrote:
wasn't the cd supposed to be long enough to hold a particular Beethoven
symphony? (this might be a myth)
I remember something like this too (not definitely Beethoven, but some
particular long work that would just fit on both sides of an LP). Of
bhaagensen;614875 Wrote:
Streaming to SB3 is downsampled to 24/48.
And this is done on the server
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MeridianDSP5200 MeridianDSP5200HC 2
Thanks for the replies...
Mark
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At people who I'd much rather kick in the eye?
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Thank you for the responses. I definitely appreciate the help I get from
all of you on these forums. Since you have reminded me that I do have
access to the mysb.com favorites , I will be able to make playlists on
Tiny SBS that use the high speed premium streams from JazzRadio.com.
Great advice
bpa;614841 Wrote:
The quality of the audio is nothing to do with the soundcard hardware -
the PCM stream is taken after all mixing and sound effects have been
added by s/w.
After reading some more of the 46 page wavin announcement thread I'm
thinking the poor quality might be due to
I brought this topic up over at computeraudiophile.com
Got a thoughtful answer from music producer Barry Diament, who records
in 24/192 and produces hi-res discs. He has an explanation for why
24bit does matter.
cumputeraudiophile!? Serious? This is the last place i will ever look
for any evidence.
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Transporter (modded) - RG142 - Avantgarde Acoustic based 500VA
monoblocks - Sommer SPK240 - self-made speakers
Wombat's
Hi all,
I'm a long term SB suppporter. I've had various SB1s, now onto SB3s and
Booms. In all that time I've run SqueezeCenter on Linux.
We have no radios in the house, no CD players, no tape players. We have
a mixture of SB3, one Boom, and one Linux server running SqueezeCenter.
We can't
It's easy enough to do your own tests... you already have SOX which is
capable of high quality downsampling/word reduction.
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You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...
Touch(wired/XP) - Audiolense 3.3/2.0+INGUZ DRC - MF
I'll second Jim's thanks and add that in my home I have four SB3's two
SB2's and two SB radios. I recently shifted SBS from my WHS machine to
a 17w self-built VortexBox appliance. Our system is controlled by our
Android phones via Squeeze Commander, by iPeng on iPod Touches and we
do also use
Hi
Just read about some Logitech receiver for a wireless music technology
pushed by Intel.
Anybody here who has more info about this ?
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finnbrodersen
Some version of SBServer running on a HP EX490 home server
SBReceiver -- NAD C162+C272 -- DALI IKON 6 (let's call it MidFi)
http://www.engadget.com/2011/01/08/logitech-intros-30-wireless-speaker-adapter-for-widi-enabled-la/
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MrSinatra
www.lion-radio.org
using:
sb2 sbc (my home) / sbrec ipeng (parents' home) - sbs 7.5.4b - win
xp pro sp3 ie8 - p4(ht) 3.2ghz, 2gig ram - 1tb wd usb2 raid1 - d-link
dir-655 - 48k+
fastest man in the west (or is it east, I don't know) :-)
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Some version of SBServer running on a HP EX490 home server
SBReceiver -- NAD C162+C272 -- DALI IKON 6 (let's call it MidFi)
finnbrodersen's
It's more of a wireless audio cable.
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airport express but without digital hookups?
the next SB should include this ability, as well as bluetooth.
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www.lion-radio.org
using:
sb2 sbc (my home) / sbrec ipeng (parents' home) - sbs 7.5.4b - win
xp pro sp3 ie8 - p4(ht) 3.2ghz, 2gig ram - 1tb wd usb2 raid1 - d-link
The problem is it's a closed solution from Intel, not something you can
just add to any product. You also need special hardware for the
sending side.
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andyg;615247 Wrote:
You also need special hardware for the sending side.
i understand that, altho they did say there will be a bluetooth version
for those without the intel widi
andyg;615247 Wrote:
The problem is it's a closed solution from Intel, not something you can
just add to any
Has anyone tried to disable any plugins like Dynamic Playlist and SQL
Playlist? As you can see in this bug
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=16881 I tried to disable
those two plugins and as far as I can see from the logentries it made
SBS more reliable.
I will try to upgrade again
Everything is setup fine, in the house, but what about the car?
I can use a mobile device, as an iPhone, but this hasn't 150GB space...
I finally want the same, the identical music library like at home.
A SqueezeboxCar device would be a great new player, which could use an
external disk, with
This is the moment for the I like button ...
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* Squeezebox Duet * Squeezebox Boom * Squeezebox Radio * Ready NAS NV+ *
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Hello raglencross -
I was able to play Mediafly's news politics channel playlist today
on the SB radio (in fact it's still playing).
Where you trying to play a popular channel, or one of you my channels
? We don't have a SB3 at the moment, but my team is saying that it's the
same code base so
Yes, I am still using on of the first generation slimservers. Never had
a problem, so I never updated. Now I have a problem. I just installed
ATT U-verse. The computer with all my music files is now connected
wireless to the ATT gateway. I used to have the computer connected
with an Ethernet
Hi,
I have 4 Squeezebox Booms (firmware 52) and 1 Squeezebox Radio
(firmware 7.5.3-r9283). They are all synchronized and have been for
years.
Recently (2 weeks ago?), all of them updated their firmware. Ever since
then, synchronization is extremely buggy.
Problem:
1. I initiate playback on one
They forwarded the problem to a generic customer service support center.
The bottom line is it costs MagicJack money so they are not going to do
it.
Fwd email;612535 Wrote:
RE: Problem calling Los Angeles (213) area code
Monday, February 21, 2011 2:53 PM
From: ConsumerIssuesDept
toby10;612535 Wrote:
I use it mostly to call back to the US when traveling internationally
and it works very well for this while saving me a small fortune.
The savings of just a 20 minute call from some countries pays for the 5
year MJ service.
My friend from India bought a bag of
Kuben72;615256 Wrote:
Has anyone tried to disable any plugins like Dynamic Playlist and SQL
Playlist?
No, but:
My weekend routine for a while has been to use Dynamic Playlists with
Never Played Albums all night long. Since 7.5.3, it's common for it
to work for a couple albums, then stop.
Anyone? Heard this is easy, just don't know how or where to find good
info. Even if someone could point me towards a thread that would be
great.
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See this thread and then vote for these bugs so it gets taken
seriously:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=85474
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=16881
and, if you listen to AAC streams:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=16874
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paulster
Problem with
Are you talking about the Radio or the Touch ?
As far as I know, there isn't any official way to change the menu
screen fonts or highlight on any of them.
However, if you talk about the Radio, there are a number of patches
which can be installed if you install the third party Patch Installer
Hi!
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