Redrum wrote:
> Unless you use the loop as intended and put them on your keyring, so
> instead of getting lost, they just get the crap beaten out of 'em :)
>
> Jim
No point putting on a key ring if I'm just going to be plugging it into
the USB slot on the entertainment console. Personally, I
sodface wrote:
> I was looking at those just recently, thanks for the recommendation. No
> activity led though I'm guessing?
>
Correct, no LED. Don't really see the need for my usage. If I'm using it
as a music source in the car I'll hear the music if it's working and
won't if it's not. If
38958
Heh. I have lots and lots of flash drives, some with only a 1 gb
capacity, filched from my former workplace, branded. I use the drives
almost exclusively as a mechanism for porting music to the car, although
they are sometimes useful for porting from main computer to a laptop.
The DAC in
RobbH wrote:
> I will try to restate my earlier question in a more comprehensible
> format:
>
> Is it possible that LMS thinks that a filename beginning " TS6-X" refers
> to disc number X of a multi-disc set?
>
> For that to happen, I think (but have no actual knowledge) that the
> following
To recap, it seems that LMS is taking album definition (grouping songs
by album) from elements of the filename, and not just from the album
name associated with the song in tags. This is an illustration of the
situation, and a demonstration of the fix (which is just removing the
initial filename
To recap, it seems that LMS is taking album definition (grouping songs
by album) from elements of the filename, and not just from the album
name associated with the song in tags. This is an illustration of the
situation, and a demonstration of the fix (which is just removing the
initial filename
There is no difference in the tags. If I modify the filename (and only
the filename) to eliminate the, for example, TS6-6, then the odd
behavior stops, and all files are listed under one album. The behavior
changes even though no tags are changed, only the filename. It's clear
that the tags are
I have a series of DVDs from the Scottish/American co-produced series
The Transatlantic Sessions, from the 90s through 2013. These feature
musicians from the celtic tradition (Scottish/Irish mainly) and American
roots musicians; they share common musical roots. The series were also
released as
Jeez, now Squeeze Control has stopped working altogether. "Squeeze
Control keeps stopping". I suppose uninstall/reinstall might be the way
to go, but perhaps it's time to go to Material Skin.
It's been an annoying technological couple days.
R.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter
I had wife in there twice, but only saw and corrected one, at first. I
laughed. I'd like to think it wasn't my subconscious peaking through.
Squeeze Control seems to see the server, see below.
37494
Since that is the actual name I've given it, all should be well. There
doesn't seem to be any
Greg Erskine wrote:
> Are you using wifi?
>
> It will only connect if the wifi SSID and password are the same
>
> As it is a new router the IP will be different.
I'm using wifi only for the controller (Squeeze Control). The router is
connected to the PcP via ethernet, as is my main computer.
Further to the above, LMS IS running and I am able to connect to it
through the PcP interface at the relevant IP address (which was changed
slightly). This is through an ethernet connection.
Wifi is working fine, my mobile is connected to it. But it seems that
Squeeze Control is not able to
My not-so-very old router died so I got a new one, which was set up
after some glitches related to the updated firmware. But working fine
now.
Except I can't seem to get the PiCorePlayer to be recognized. Have
rebooted the Pi, and then tried to connect from my computer through the
relevant IP
I had a colleague who was from South Africa, where the terminology was a
bit different. He had engaged with computers at the point when portable
discs were transitioning from 5.25" to 3.5".
One time at work he was looking for 3.5" disc, the 5.25" ones having
been totally superseded, but there
Paul Webster wrote:
> You said that the ghost tag(s) was not there when you set LMS to scan an
> empty system.
> Did you try scanning a system with just one album?
>
> I don't think that the word "Folk" appears in LMS source code except for
> in an totally unrelated comment
>
Paul Webster wrote:
> That is new and useful information since it does show that it is really
> coming from a file that is being scanned and not being left over in some
> mysterious database/file.
>
> Does scanner.log show anything?
> Did you increase the logging level?
I'm not sure why it
kidstypike wrote:
> Load the whole library in mp3tag, sort on genre header, scroll down to
> folk/rock or whatever. Also look at the tag type column for tags other
> than v3.2.
I had done that. The ghost tags don't show up. Not surprising since tags
are attached to files/tracks, and LMS is
kidstypike wrote:
> Well I'm pretty certain that LMS doesn't make this stuff up just for
> kicks, so these genres must be in the tags, or symlinks to files
> elsewhere, or playlists with redundant tracks.
>
> I'll ask the same question as @SlimChances asked, have you looked at
> "Extended
Paul Webster wrote:
> You could turn on detailed logging for the scanner and do another clear
> & rescan
>
> Also , are the genre exotic?
Exotic? Nah, just things like "folk/rock"; where this one occurred I
redid the genres in MP3tag as "folk\\rock", setting up two genres. No
instances of
SlimChances wrote:
> You might want to try deleting contents of the cache . On my Linux box
> it is here /var/lib/squeezeboxserver/cache.(make sure you stop the
> server first sudo service logitechmediaserver stop, I think )
Not sure how to do that within pCP, I've no Linux capabilities at
Paul Webster wrote:
> But if LMS found a genre in a file then wouldn't it link that genre to
> the found file?
>
> Is there a chance that a database is not wiped completely or removed
> during a "clear & rescan"?
My thought exactly. Since no files are being identified within the
genre, where
Blackfiction wrote:
> Are you using online music libraries like spotify, qobuz, etc? Maybe
> some genres get imported from online music files?
No.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
speakers
Touch (WiFi) - home theater 5.1,
mherger wrote:
> > It remains a mystery. No files/tracks are assigned the genre, but the
> > genre still shows up in the genre list, but this is reported as
> "empty".
>
> Did you try a full wipe & rescan?
I not only did that, I moved the entire operation from a Win10 pc to a
PCP, and then of
slartibartfast wrote:
> Which tags are left. I remove all tags apart from ID3v2. You might still
> have ID3v1 tags.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
It remains a mystery. No files/tracks are assigned the genre, but the
genre still shows up in the genre list, but this is reported as
It's confusing. NO files/tracks are assigned the abandoned genre name,
but the name still shows up in the genre list, but when selected it
shows as "empty". Work with MP3tag has stripped APE tags, and shows all
other tagging is reconciled. There is no difference between the versions
of the
It's confusing. NO tracks/files are assigned the abandoned genre. The
genre shows up in the genre list, but is "empty". I think this means
that the genre categories are somehow retained, even though no
tracks/files are tagged with the genre name.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter
My confusion is that NO troublesome tags remain attached to
tracks/files. Nothing is tagged with those genres. It is just that the
genre category remains in the genre list generated by LMS, although no
files/tracks are linked to the tag. The LMS report is that the category
is present but is
I went over for advice to the MP3tag forum, and it was suggested that
the residual tags might be linked to APE tags somehow. Received helpful
advice on to strip these out using MP3tag, which I did. There are no
remaining APE tags.
Sadly, no joy.
The same residual tags are showing up after
I was tidying up genres in preparation for migrating to a PiCorePlayer
from my old and barely functional Win10 server. So I accelerated that,
thinking the new scan with the new server would solve the problem.
Sadly, no. Still empty genres. I think this means the genre category is
in some way a
I'm on an endless task of rationalizing genres, after years of neglect.
I'm trying to reduce the number of genres by eliminating overlap and
correcting obvious stupidities. Perfection is not the goal.
In a number of cases I have completely eliminated a genre and
re-assigned the tracks to other
I see that dbPoweramp will do this with the DSP Replay Gain Apply, or
the DSP Volume Normalize. Since I already use dbP that makes the most
sense for me.
Anyone used these?
R.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
speakers
Okay, this is retro in the days of Spotify, acknowledged. But I need to
do this, trust me.
I am creating playlists, with the files to be on physical media (i.e.
flash drives). I am creating the playlists with Winamp (remember that?),
and exporting the files with AMOK. The assembled files will
In terms of alternative products, you might check out the Core32 and
DAC32, which seem to be well-supported and effective. There are a lot of
active pages, so a fair bit of reading.
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?114103-CORE32-Energy-Efficient-LMS-Music-Server
R.
LMS on a
I got my remote and dont know why I didn't do it years ago. Makes life
simpler.
I see Walmart Canada sells them in their website, or rather a website
merchant does. About 50% premium over the list price. Says it isn't in
manufacturer's packaging to save shipping space. Allegedly "new
Once upon a time I was a world traveler (work, little pleasure) and
became an afficionado of plug adaptors. I mostly needed ones specific to
particular international locations, but on occasion I had international
plug types and needed one to use at home. The most useful of the latter
I ever used
This is OT, aside from the fact I'm ripping to my music server for
playing using my SB system.
I've noted quite a range in the speed at which CDs get ripped, using
dBpoweramp. Sometimes they're slow, like 4 or 5 times playback. Other
times it will approach 15 or even 20. dBp settings don't
This is an issue I noted on my Radio, but probably applies to other
devices too.
For quite some time I noticed that the Radio beside my computer
workstation had a time several minutes slower than on my computer. Both
are connected via the same server. My assumption is that the Radio gets
its
RonM wrote:
> I'd been meaning to get a Harmony remote for some time, especially as
> the power button on the remote for my older Sony Receiver has been
> giving out and would cost a fair bit to get a dedicated replacement. So
> was pissed-off when I found they were discontinuing
I'd been meaning to get a Harmony remote for some time, especially as
the power button on the remote for my older Sony Receiver has been
giving out and would cost a fair bit to get a dedicated replacement. So
was pissed-off when I found they were discontinuing.
I did a search locally (Toronto
I don't have a harmony remote but the eulogies tell me I should get one.
The only ones I can on Amazon are used/vg, is it worthwhile to take the
risk? Sold by a third party, but actually shipped by Amazon.
R.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo
Wouldn't the SlimDevices logo suggest it's older than 2016? Mine is much
older than that and it's just got TRANSPORTER above the knob. I
understand this is the Logitech branding.
R.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
speakers
pablolie wrote:
> Amen, btw.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
speakers
Touch (WiFi) - home theater 5.1, Sony receiver, Energy speakers
Boom 1 (WiFi) - work-space
Boom 2 (WiFi) - various (deck, garage, etc.)
Radio (WiFi) -
d6jg wrote:
> What do you North Americans' consider them to be? Just asking.
Being Canadian, I'm only 10% or less North American, so I really
shouldn't try to speak for the majority.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
Probably for the same reason that those who use "sophomore project"
might be considered by Brits to be a bit of an "anorak".
R.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
speakers
Touch (WiFi) - home theater 5.1, Sony receiver, Energy
When I'm browsing here using my mobile, I sometimes get the mobile view
and sometimes the desktop view. I can't figure out what the variable is
resulting in one or the other. When in mobile view, there is a desktop
option, but I can't see a way to force mobile view when in desktop
view.
It's
slartibartfast wrote:
> I think he is talking about the forum not LMS [emoji3]
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
I am indeed talking about the forum!
R.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
speakers
Touch (WiFi) -
This is off-topic, but I'm interested since I just installed a brand new
Win10 on an old computer that serves as my music server (all it does).
So far it's working fine, even with the Windows Firewall on.
Is there any reason why a hardware-based firewall, as on my router,
isn't sufficient?
garym wrote:
> ... maybe your luck has changed and it's time to buy a lottery ticket.
> Cheers.
Already done.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
speakers
Touch (WiFi) - home theater 5.1, Sony receiver, Energy speakers
Boom
garym wrote:
> .. maybe your luck has changed and it's time to buy a lottery ticket.
> Cheers.
Already done.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
speakers
Touch (WiFi) - home theater 5.1, Sony receiver, Energy speakers
Boom 1
I've recently installed a Pi system with PiCorePlayer successfully,
although it wasnt' pain free. The plan has been to continue using my
Windows-based server for the time being if it could be upgraded from
Win7 to Win10. So after the pCp was up and running I proceeded to
upgrade my little FitPC3
and just fine now, over my pretty slow connection.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
speakers
Touch (WiFi) - home theater 5.1, Sony receiver, Energy speakers
Boom 1 (WiFi) - work-space
Boom 2 (WiFi) - various (deck, garage,
Agreed with what GaryM says.
Twenty years ago (actually a bit more) we built a house and I had it
wired for audio in various ways. This was before streaming, of course,
so ethernet to TV places worked out well in the long run, sort of
unexpectedly. Ethernet to the potential office places, which
garym wrote:
> The SB3 squeezebox is an "endpoint/Player" and is connected to the
> inputs of your stereo, or the inputs of a DAC (which is connected to
> your stereo). The rPi is a headless microcomputer, the size of a deck
> of cards, that runs LMS, the music server that will feed your own
Xilix reset worked!
It seems you don't need to disconnect power, only hold down power button
and press 1 on remote while it's rebooting.
I wonder why the problem happened, with no output?
Ron
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver,
Xilix reset worked!
I wonder why the problem happened?
Ron
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
speakers
Touch (WiFi) - home theater 5.1, Sony receiver, Energy speakers
Boom 1 (WiFi) - work-space
Boom 2 (WiFi) - various
Volume is plenty high, not the prob. Will try the Xilinx reset. That's
power on while holding down 1, right.
R.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
speakers
Touch (WiFi) - home theater 5.1, Sony receiver, Energy speakers
Boom 1
For a variety of reasons I won't go into, I've not been using my
Transporter of late. Normally it drives the receiver and speakers in my
living room, as well as the Bluetooth transmitter I use with my Bose
headphones. For a while all I've been using has been the optical out to
the BT device.
I, too, use a dedicated server. In my case it's a purchased FitPC3,
still running Win7 in our basement mechanical room. More expensive than
a Pi solution, but rock solid. Runs 24/7, rescans the library for
new/changed files every night. It's connected directly to my router. I
use an external 1tb
I reset the router, which took a long time to restart wifi, and have
been streaming since with no interruptions. Seems to have done the
trick.
R.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
speakers
Touch (WiFi) - home theater 5.1,
d6jg wrote:
> Its indicating a networking issue - specifically a packet loss that
> requires the connection to be reset by the server. (LMS).
> As you said its a Radio on WiFi Id look at the WiFi first. The signal
> strength indicator is not really any guide.
> Start by rebooting the router.
I'm listening to music on my Radio, wifi connected to my dedicated music
server. I'm getting repeated pauses when the music resumes after a bit,
and sometimes loss of the current track with the message "connection
reset by remote server" -- and then moves on to the next track. Not sure
why this
gary wrote:
> i have found grabplaylist and it is back and working. thanks for all the
> replies. it was here.
> https://github.com/koldinger/GrabPlaylist/tree/4630b0c56ce594b50d0ae382f54df44931661b74
What does it do? I can't find any description.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Thanks all, especially GaryM. That's exactly what I wanted.
Since in my post-surgery segregation I don't have access to my main
networked computer, I'll have to have my music server do the heavy
lifting. It's a little FitPC-3, and a little underpowered. Could take a
while.
R.
LMS on a
Thanks all, especially GaryM. That's exactly what I needed.
Since in my post-surgery segregation I don't have access to my networked
main computer, I'll have to run the process on my little FITPC-3, the
dedicated music server. Might take longer.
Ron
I'm in the midst of semi-isolation after knee surgery, in my comfortable
basement, now officially designated a man-cave. I've been listening to
music, including albums and playlists, from my extensive collection.
I've been getting annoyed at the differing volume levels, and have
decided to
Since this is a very different kind of problem, I'd start a new thread.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
speakers
Touch (WiFi) - home theater 5.1, Sony receiver, Energy speakers
Boom 1 (WiFi) - work-space
Boom 2 (WiFi) -
Here in Canada, it's clear there is community transmission, but it seems
that the assertive actions by different levels of government may have a
positive effect. Authority is quite distributed, with the federal
government having limited power over health care, which is
constitutionally assigned
Yes, of course, but I think that means I'd need to be at the server, the
PC on which LMS is installed. Which is a dedicated device in the
basement next to the router and the external internet connection.
I suspect I can access it remotely, but that would be a hassle and not
necessary for me.
Well, I seldom have a reason to use my Win10 devices to control my SB
system. At my main regular workstation, I have a Radio and it's easier
just to use its controls. Otherwise I always have my Android phone at
hand to SqueezeCntrl my wishes. Even now, while working on my laptop, it
would be
It's admission time.
For all the many years I've used the SB ecosystem, I have never, not
once, used the web interface from a computer other than the one on which
LMS is installed. Until now, just out of curiosity and because I wanted
to see how many albums/songs I had. Had to research how to
A poll associated with this post was created, to vote and see the
results, please visit http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=111480
I'm running Win10 on a dedicated music server, a FitPC3; it was upgraded
from a Win7 installation when I decided fading support for 7 made
migration necessary, and the transition was seamless. I mostly control
the players with Squeeze Cntrl running on my Android phone, with
absolutely no
FredFredrickson wrote:
> I've volunteered it in the past but I'm more than happy to do so
> again... if anybody wants to put together a backup vbulletin or other
> type of board, I will gladly donate the hosting indefinitely. I run a
> design company and have run a reseller account since 2002
Found the two power supplies I bought a few years back as protection
against failure; had to go out to Canadian Tire (the all purpose
hardware/auto/housewares/etc store, ubiquitous in Canada) to get the
right hex and torx drivers; spent 3 minutes liberating the case and
another 5 replacing the
I see that the screws fixing the case cover are teensy hex heads. Anyone
know if they are metric or SAE? I suspect metric, and it looks like the
1.5mm should work, but I don't want to strip edges using a poorly fitted
key. I don't have any that small, and will have to buy.
R.
LMS on a
Fortunately I bought a couple of those power supplies when I saw posts
about this some time back. The trick will be finding them.
R.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
speakers
Touch (WiFi) - home theater 5.1, Sony receiver,
I went to play some Christmas music and noted that the Transporter was
not showing up on the device list in SqueezeCntrl. Went to take a look
and no display. Unplugged and replugged. No diff. Other devices plugged
in there work.
Held down power button for a few seconds and there was a soft
Did you check your junk mail? Odds are that the message is there.
R.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
speakers
Touch (WiFi) - home theater 5.1, Sony receiver, Energy speakers
Boom 1 (WiFi) - work-space
Boom 2 (WiFi) -
Hey Craig, what did you replace the Squeezeboxen with?
R.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
speakers
Touch (WiFi) - home theater 5.1, Sony receiver, Energy speakers
Boom 1 (WiFi) - work-space
Boom 2 (WiFi) - various (deck,
Problem seems to be resolved, on its own. Search on song works now. I
really don't know what fixed it.
R.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
speakers
Touch (WiFi) - home theater 5.1, Sony receiver, Energy speakers
Boom 1
mherger wrote:
> >
> What UI did you use to do the search? Web UI? On device? Mobile App?
>
> Would it work in any of the other UIs?
>
> > Thoughts?
>
> Check server.log.
>
> --
>
> Michael
I have a Touch (via wifi) set up to play through the same receiver as
the tv audio, and can watch
I was watching a basketball game when the Raptors started losing big
time, and decided to turn off the bball audio and listen to music while
watching the game and hoping for a turnaround.
I decided I wanted to listen to a song, Cowboys, but had momentarily
forgotten the artist and album name.
I've got no complaint about my Bose QC35s either. The noise cancelling
works very well in noisy environments, and it means my dearly beloved
can listen to the TV loud in the next room and I can isolate my music
adequately. However, in quieter times, I prefer to turn off the noise
cancelling,
Indeed, it was a big OUCH when I figured this out. I've just converted
to 16/44 using dBPA, and expect that will solve the problem (I'll wait
for the nightly rescan). Hadn't picked up Clive's intent in his earlier
note (just dumbness on my part), but figured it out last night when I
decided to
All my self generated flacs are at L5, and I re-encoded this one at that
level. Made no difference, and as noted above made very little diff in
file size, so presumably encoded at the same level originally.
Yes, logic, which is why I've tried several analytic tacks. It seems
likely the problem
I just did a flac to flac reprocessing, made a very slight difference in
filesize (about .1%), so the original was probably also at Level 5.
After a rescan, made absolutely no difference. Still plays corrupted
through the Oasis BT from the Transporter, but fine from the mobile BT;
other files
Update -- It appears to be an issue with Bluetooth. I use the Oasis
Avantree Plus as my BT transmitter, which is a high-end device that
connects to the Transporter through the optical Toslink option. In
theory, it's capable of handling hi-res audio (well above 16/44),
although my Bose headphones
Will do that. I got it as a FLAC through Bandcamp, so it's not been
through my own dbPoweramp process.
R.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
speakers
Touch (WiFi) - home theater 5.1, Sony receiver, Energy speakers
Boom 1
A couple more confusing observations.
The problem seems to be restricted to one particular album (although I
haven't tried many). It's flac encoded, and other flac and mp3 files
play fine. It's only the one album, so far. This is all on the
Transporter, just the one flac album won't play,
My Transporter is having some sort of crisis. I was happily playing some
music, and at one point the sound just got completely garbled, audible
but broken up and distorted. I thought it could be several things, e.g.
the bluetooth connection to my headphone (nope, using a radio feed
through the
mherger wrote:
> >
> Well... we didn't have The Knob any more, but a ton of the other parts.
>
> And as The Knob was said to be the single most expensive part Logitech
> ever built into a device, they decided to clear the parts stock by
> selling the SE without The Knob. It wasn't a design
The Foobar and dbPoweramp products seem to be from the same group,
playback and management sides of the coin. I've used the CD Ripper for
years, still do frequently, but it can't represent much of a revenue
stream any more. I'd buy other things if there was a reason.
R.
LMS on a dedicated
I meant to add that I use the CD ripper all the time, but that it can't
really represent much of a revenue stream any more. If there was a
reason to pay for other products I'd be glad to.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
The Foobar and dbPoweramp offerings are associated product lines, from
the same group, as far as I can tell.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver, Paradigm
speakers
Touch (WiFi) - home theater 5.1, Sony receiver, Energy speakers
Boom 1
I got one of those rare, every-year-or-two communications from the
dbPoweramp folks, about some new products. Actually, not really fully
knew but bundled in a new way. I'm wondering if anyone uses these in
conjunction with, or in support of, their LMS installation.
'TuneFusion'
Yes, you can use them wired but that kind of defeats the purpose. These
could work, but I'd have to use the cable supplied by Bose as it uses
the skinnier jack on the headphones. Depends on the quality of the DAC
in the device; the Bose DAC is quite good, I understand, which is why
I'm
So, I got my Avantree Oasis Plus bluetooth device, and after an initial
panic (I'd plugged the optical cable into the optical out of the
Avantree, and of course it didn't work) it works fine. Some
observations:
Sadly, the Bose 35II headphones that I received for Christmas do not
support the
TomAmes wrote:
> No, he can't. Only enablers hang out here ;)
Sometimes the appropriate response to an addiction concern is to
validate the addiction and therefore remove the anxiety. Sometimes.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter (Ethernet) - main listening, Onkyo receiver,
That, in fact, is exactly what I had ordered from the Canadian Amazon
site.
My only concern is whether the optical out on the Transporter is
volume-controlled, but I figure that if the analog outs are it must be
as well. We'll see.
R.
LMS on a dedicated server (FitPC3)
Transporter
I've been needing a new set of headphones, and got some for Christmas.
They're not quite what I expected, but plenty decent -- the Bose Quiet
Comfort 35 II. These are bluetooth wireless, although they can be used
as wired.
The audio quality of my Android phone isn't the greatest, especially
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