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and
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The Samsung and LG story is a bit of a different one. Their offerings
have a primary use case of send the TV audio to another room. This
doesn't allow for active syncing (because that requires additional
latency) so they go for low-latency streaming instead which Sonos
struggles to to well.
I
StridingEdge wrote:
One particular question is - are there any GOOD devices, that people
know of, that stream (both from internet and PC) and that combine a
player that can handle CD, SACD, DVD-A, CD-R etc etc
You might want to look at the Oppo players. They play all the disc
formats you
atrocity wrote:
You might want to look at the Oppo players. They play all the disc
formats you mentioned and do some streaming. As far as I know,
streaming from your own library still involves DLNA/UPNP with no gapless
playback, though you'd be able to stream multichannel FLAC.
They
StridingEdge wrote:
Yes, bad file it turns out. It wasn't a rant at all, just sheer
disappointment.
Sheer disappointment in software that is unable to read a bad file?
:confused:
Anyway...
Are you unaware of the many different approaches to creating a
Squeezebox equivalent from a small,
JJZolx wrote:
Sheer disappointment in software that is unable to read a bad file?
:confused:
Anyway...
Are you unaware of the many different approaches to creating a
Squeezebox equivalent from a small, inexpensive computer? It's discussed
in many, many threads in these forums.
Well I
StridingEdge wrote:
Thanks for that. All my Flac files are stereo (I assume when you said
multichannel you were referring to 5.1?) and that's all I want from
that side of things. Do the Oppos handle that OK?
The Oppos will play 2.0 just fine. But if your taste runs to opera or
prog rock or
StridingEdge wrote:
Well I didn't know that was the cause - had I known what the reason was
I wouldn't have asked about it on here would I?
Which is what I would do as well. This is a good place to ask such
questions. I was commenting on your sheer disappointment.
Besides, I was under the
It would make more sense to clear cache as part of the process wouldn't
it? What would it matter if it was an automated and combined process?
Are there any downsides to that? I might, as new practice clear it every
time I do a complete scan from now on.
The disappointment was the final straw at
