Awesome info guys!
So, the Touch is the best, sound wise, of all the SB's (excl. the
Transporter)?
There are a lot (5...) of Duets for sale here in Sweden, and not Touch
and neither the SB3/Classics. The Duet has less good sound, am I
correct?
And yes Erland, when I ripped my CD's (about 1000)
nicky6 wrote:
When I ripped my CD's (about 1000) back in 2002-2003, I did them as
320Kbps VBR MP3's. I'm not sure I want to go through the process doing
FLAC's instead, and rating all the music again just to have the music
rated 3-5 available for listening and the rest archived. Any
Julf wrote:
Most decent ripping programs fetch the metadata automatically.
The problem with having only mp3's is that you ever want to move to
another format, converting one lossy compression format to another tends
to be a very lossy operation, whereas a FLAC collection can always be
nicky6 wrote:
So, the Touch is the best, sound wise, of all the SB's (excl. the
Transporter)?
Correct
nicky6 wrote:
There are a lot (5...) of Duets for sale here in Sweden, and not Touch
and neither the SB3/Classics. The Duet has less good sound, am I
correct?
I think most people
If you've a PC with sufficient RAM and multiple DVD drives it's trivial
to rip a few hundred CDs because you can use dbpoweramp's batch ripper
to rip 4-5 concurrently. Do 10 or 20 a night and before you know it
you're done.
digital groove | 'Vivere DAC MKI'
I have 4 or 5 unopened SBT's I'm considering selling (surplus to my
needs). What's the best place to sell them - eBay?
digital groove | 'Vivere DAC MKI'
(http://vivereaudio.com/post/2013/08/16/DAC-I-is-Born!.aspx) | 'ATC
SCA2'
erland wrote:
I think most people agree that the Touch is a little bit better than
Duet/SB3/Classic but it all depends on what other equipment you connect
them to.
Ah, I thought the Duet didn't have as good DAC etc as the SB3/Classic.
But you mean they are pretty much the same, and with the
nicky6 wrote:
Ah, I thought the Duet didn't have as good DAC etc as the SB3/Classic.
But you mean they are pretty much the same, and with the same sound
quality?
I haven't compared Duet towards Classic from an audiophile perspective,
so I can't say for sure.
However, if you search a bit
I have a transporter, touches, sb3, and have had duet. In my opinion,
unless one has a very discriminating system, the likelihood of hearing
any differences is very, very low. The duet can be a pain because it has
no screen for setup, etc.
*Location 1:* VortexBox Appliance 4TB (2.2) LMS 7.7.2
My rule of thumb is Rip everything to FLAC first. That way if needed
these flac files can be converted to MP3 using a batch process. I do
this on a regular basis so I can then take my compressed tunes on my
iThings and the likes.
Hello,
first of all, thank you for the update!
I've seen it today and updatet without any problems with Archlinux.
Is it possible to finally use newer versions of perl?
The Squeezebox is alive ... Great
Schlunze's
marlo wrote:
Could you please check if playback of hires-files is possible via hdmi
and/or spdif?
hi Marlo,
Sorry for the late answer.
Right now SqueezePlayer uses an AudioAPI that is compatible with pretty
old Android versions (AudioTrack /
I'd suggest an auction on eBay. The ones I've been watching have tended
to end up going for more than I'd have thought they would. It might be
worth being patient and selling one or two at a time rather than all at
once.
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 4
I have two android boxes and I cannot turn on both of them. I notice
that their MAC addresses are the same from Logitech Media Server's
information tab. Both of them have:
Player MAC Address: 01:01:01:01:01:01
How do I change the MAC address?
Thanks,
garym wrote:
Aha. I see now. Uninstalling and reinstalling the app at
mysqueezebox.com should only take 2 minutes, including re entering your
userID and password. W
Gotcha - I automatically ran off to 'reinstall LMS'.
I uninstalled on mysqueezebox.com, logged out, logged back in and
I've seen it today and updatet without any problems with Archlinux.
Is it possible to finally use newer versions of perl?
There are several discussions on this topic. 7.7.4: 5.16/32-bit, 7.8.x
5.18/64-bit are the latest and greatest available.
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Michael
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