agillis;532039 Wrote:
So would users still want an option to switch back and use the internal
hard drive? Also what should happen if the USB drive is disconnected?
It could create a command line script to do this. It's much harder to
do in the GUI. Is that good enough?
Also is it OK if
JJZolx;532034 Wrote:
I think you misunderstand. Nobody is looking for the ability to swap
these drives at will. They simply want to store their library on an
external drive, so you'd treat it as if it were permanently attached.
SbS doesn't care one way or the other. I'm sure many people
garym;532187 Wrote:
My preference would be to have it work similar to my windows machine
setup. That is, I could have music on the internal 2TB drive, a couple
of external 2TB USB drives, etc. but on the local harddrive I would
simply have short cuts in a music directory pointing at these
garym;532187 Wrote:
My preference would be to have it work similar to my windows machine
setup. That is, I could have music on the internal 2TB drive, a couple
of external 2TB USB drives, etc. but on the local harddrive I would
simply have short cuts in a music directory pointing at these
erland;531205 Wrote:
I'd like AAC mirroring, or is that already supported by changing some
configuration file for the ALAC mirroring feature ?
What is the advantage of AAC over ALAC? ALAC is lossless. If you want
lossy compression why not use mp3?
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agillis;531789 Wrote:
What is the advantage of AAC over ALAC? ALAC is lossless. If you want
lossy compression why not use mp3?
...If you want lossless, why not use FLAC!
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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...
SB
I'd love an easy way to setup an external usb drive for holding a music
library.
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agillis;531789 Wrote:
What is the advantage of AAC over ALAC? ALAC is lossless. If you want
lossy compression why not use mp3?
I'm talking about lossy AAC, my iPod Touch tends to work better with
AAC than MP3. At least that was the case earlier when I tried to use
mp3. I got problem with
erland;531902 Wrote:
I'm talking about lossy AAC, my iPod Touch tends to work better with AAC
than MP3. At least that was the case earlier when I tried to use mp3. I
got problem with some mp3 just being silent when played on the iPod
Touch while they work perfectly on a PC or Squeezebox.
avalerio;531872 Wrote:
I'd love an easy way to setup an external usb drive for holding a music
library.
How would this work with SBS? Would you need to drop and rescan your
library each time you connected and disconnected your USB drive? Also
keep in mind SBS only supports one music folder so
agillis;532022 Wrote:
How would this work with SBS? Would you need to drop and rescan your
library each time you connected and disconnected your USB drive? Also
keep in mind SBS only supports one music folder so the USB drive would
have to be mounted under the rest of your library. So you
JJZolx;532034 Wrote:
I think you misunderstand. Nobody is looking for the ability to swap
these drives at will. They simply want to store their library on an
external drive, so you'd treat it as if it were permanently attached.
SbS doesn't care one way or the other. I'm sure many people
agillis;532039 Wrote:
So would users still want an option to switch back and use the internal
hard drive? Also what should happen if the USB drive is disconnected?
It could create a command line script to do this. It's much harder to
do in the GUI. Is that good enough?
Also is it OK if
agillis;532039 Wrote:
So would users still want an option to switch back and use the internal
hard drive? Also what should happen if the USB drive is disconnected?
It could create a command line script to do this. It's much harder to
do in the GUI. Is that good enough?
Also is it OK if
pski;532069 Wrote:
It would not be difficult to implement the winders philosophy: scan
what you can and then play what you can...
P
How would we do that without changing SBS?
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I'd like AAC mirroring, or is that already supported by changing some
configuration file for the ALAC mirroring feature ?
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We are coming up on another release of VortexBox. Please post any other
features you think we need to make VortexBox the perfect NAS for
SquezeBox.
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AccurateRip.
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discuss
I somehow messed up my Vortexbox installation the other day. Streaming
to a SB2 worked, but playback via Vortexbox Player did not. I am
familiar with Linux command line after using various distributions for
many years, but I am certainly not an expert in any way.
I managed to fix the problem,
mr-b;530762 Wrote:
AccurateRip.
You really think you can hear an audible difference between a CD ripped
using AccurateRip and one ripped using cdparanoia with full error
checking? If so, your ears are far more golden than mine...
Also, I don't see any Linux version of AccurateRip on their
I don't think it's about having golden ears, but about having confidence
that the rip was accurate. I haven't used CD Paranoia, but I have used
AccurateRip with both EAC and dbPowerAmp. AccurateRip compares your
rip against a database containing information about other people's rips
of the same
maggior;530809 Wrote:
I don't think it's about having golden ears, but about having confidence
that the rip was accurate. I haven't used CD Paranoia, but I have used
AccurateRip with both EAC and dbPowerAmp. AccurateRip compares your
rip against a database containing information about
maggior;530809 Wrote:
I don't think it's about having golden ears, but about having confidence
that the rip was accurate. I haven't used CD Paranoia, but I have used
AccurateRip with both EAC and dbPowerAmp. AccurateRip compares your
rip against a database containing information about
mr-b;530762 Wrote:
AccurateRip.
AccurateRip is currently only working with Windows or MAC based ripping
programs. Vortexbox is Linux based (thank the stars). Also AccurateRip
is not a program or advanced ripping program, it is only a means to
compare other rips which could in fact be bad rips.
Ron Olsen;530817 Wrote:
It doesn't run on Linux...end of story.
AccurateRip isn't an application
(http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?title=AccurateRip). From what
I can see, there isn't anything that would prevent a Linux application
from using AccurateRip. My quick googling didn't show
maggior;530827 Wrote:
AccurateRip isn't an application
(http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?title=AccurateRip). From what
I can see, there isn't anything that would prevent a Linux application
from using AccurateRip. My quick googling didn't show it to be a
licensed API or interface.
iPhone;530835 Wrote:
Yeah but it is owned and licensed/controlled is it not? Somebody has
to house, maintain, and pay for the bandwidth. I don't think they are
doing it for free. I asked Spoons about this one time and can't find
the reply he sent me but he did answer my question.
info on
iPhone;530835 Wrote:
Yeah but it is owned and licensed/controlled is it not? Somebody has
to house, maintain, and pay for the bandwidth. I don't think they are
doing it for free. I asked Spoons about this one time and can't find
the reply he sent me but he did answer my question.
In my
garym;530841 Wrote:
info on licensing, etc.
http://www.accuraterip.com/
I recall that Spoon has said there will be an accuraterip2 coming out
shortly that deals with multiple pressings and a few other things that
improve its use.
The info at that URL gives you email contacts to request
maggior;530840 Wrote:
In my quick poking around, I didn't find any developer information on
AccurateRip. I'm curious about what is involved from a licensing and
cost standpoint to integrate AccurateRip into an application.
From the website: AccurateRip is implemented and maintained by
I'd like some type of Linux front end like KDE. Maybe there's something
like that buried in there for us non experts, but I haven't been able to
find it. I'm really happy with my VortexBox overall (purchased from the
website), but I had it make MP4 copies of all my flacs, and now that I
don't
I'd like some type of Linux front end like KDE. Maybe there's something
like that buried in there for us non experts, but I haven't been able to
find it. I'm really happy with my VortexBox overall (purchased from the
website), but I had it make MP4 copies of all my flacs, and now that I
don't
iPhone;530847 Wrote:
From the website: AccurateRip is implemented and maintained by
Illustrate
If one goes to dBpowerAmp, it is Illustrate. And from that website:
illustrate are innovators in the field of audio, over the years
Illustrate have been the worlds 1st to:
Implement an online
iPhone;530847 Wrote:
So I don't think just anybody can use it or has access to it. I could be
wrong.
True, but at that site, it does say these rippers currently can use
accuraterip:
* dBpoweramp,
* Exact Audio Copy
* Rip (Apple MAC),
* XLD (Apple MAC),
* Songbook (Apple MAC)
I suspect the
iPhone;530819 Wrote:
It is also no better or more accurate then any ripper that does multiple
passes to make sure of the accuracy of the data that is ripped, it can
just be faster if you choose to select that setting.
That just isn't true. I've come across several disc that would rip with
bobschneider;530854 Wrote:
I'd like some type of Linux front end like KDE. Maybe there's something
like that buried in there for us non experts, but I haven't been able to
find it. I'm really happy with my VortexBox overall (purchased from the
website), but I had it make MP4 copies of all
Wow, this thread has gone over an Accuraterip discussion thread.
I think it is possible to use Accuraterip on VortexBox but it would
require licensing fees etc. This is probably why it has never been used
on Linux software.
cdpandora has been used by very successfully by audiophiles world
agillis;530930 Wrote:
You need to click on files - music - mp4 to delete the files. If you
can't figure it out post the the VortexBox forum and we can help you.
That worked, when I went in on my Mac as an SMB share, and deleted the
directory. Thanks!
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