Are we 3 talking past each other ?
*The recorded clipping as present in the original signal does not go
away with replay gain I don't think anyone believes that ?
*Aditional problems by intersample overs and overloading the digital
signal chain downstream
*How squeezebox volume works
*How
Sorry 4 of us .
two kinds of clipping .
*Inherent in the signal . it's there forever .
*to high input to something digital or analog does not matter (for
example callersroe's TacT or my meridian processor )
Main hifi:
Hi all
Following a possible power surge over the weekend I have had a few
problems with my much loved SB3. First of all there was a problem with
the display and network connectivity (cable) - nothing showing at all
but the device was taking some power as there was red light from the
optical
Mnyb wrote:
Are we 3 talking past each other?
To some degree, yes.
*The recorded clipping as present in the original signal does not go
away with replay gain I don't think anyone believes that?
I think *almost* all of us agree. Not sure about callesoroe.
*Aditional problems by
Heh. As a result of this discussion, I revisited some of the classic AES
papers. One, from 1999, states Clearly, to obtain the goal of music
conservation, new standards are needed.
One way to go would be to establish a set of gentleman processing rules
that need to be followed in order for the
utgg wrote:
There seems to be an assumption from Julf that all squeezebox volume
(including replay gain) works by digital scaling of the digital input
samples prior to input the DAC - and with a decent 24-bit DAC that is a
fine thing to do. But is this true for all squeezebox and 3rd party
Mnyb wrote:
*How squeezebox volume works
There seems to be an assumption from Julf that all squeezebox volume
(including replay gain) works by digital scaling of the digital input
samples prior to input the DAC - and with a decent 24-bit DAC that is a
fine thing to do. But is this true for
utgg wrote:
There seems to be an assumption from Julf that all squeezebox volume
(including replay gain) works by digital scaling of the digital input
samples prior to input the DAC
No, not assuming that at all, as it really doesn't matter (for the
purpose of this discussion) where the
try the xilink reset (audio chip) described in the wiki
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 MeridianG98DH 2 x
MeridianDSP5200 MeridianDSP5200HC 2 xMeridianDSP3100 +Rel Stadium 3
sub.
Bedroom/Office: Boom
Phil Leigh wrote:
Sorry! I'm in Windows...
Installation Instructions on piCorePlayer 1.19+
Copy these two files to /mnt/mmcblk0p2/tce/optional on the piCorePlayer
sd card. There's enough free space on the default image to add the
jivelite files. If you've installed other packages you
utgg wrote:
There seems to be an assumption from Julf that all squeezebox volume
(including replay gain) works by digital scaling of the digital input
samples prior to input the DAC - and with a decent 24-bit DAC that is a
fine thing to do. But is this true for all squeezebox and 3rd party
Mnyb wrote:
try the xilink reset (audio chip) described in the wiki
Superb! Many, many thanks.
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Likely a network or host system issue. Tried rebooting LMS host machine
and router? Which LMS version and OS? Host computer and Transporter
are WiFi or wired?
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Just recently I started having rebuffering problems when playing hi rez
audio on my transporter. I have never experienced this before. Any
suggestions on how to fix this? Thanks in advance.
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razorboi wrote:
Just recently I started having rebuffering problems when playing hi rez
audio on my transporter. I have never experienced this before. Any
suggestions on how to fix this? Thanks in advance.
Is this on wifi ? Then I suggest the usual fault racing there . Or just
use Ethernet
elziko wrote:
...ip address: SlimServer {77.***.***.***}...
I suppose the stars are yours.
This is a public IP address, your server somehow advertises a public
address instead of an address within the LAN.
The good news is that your router's firewall stands in the way. Your
home is safe ;)
Hi,
I've been using Squeezeplay for years on various Windows machines to
connect to my LMS over the internet and it usually works well.
However, from one location Squeezeplay is unable to connect to my remote
server and I do not know why. Does Squeezeplay produce any logs (I'm on
Windows 8.1)
Ah, I just found the logs after increasing the logging to debug level in
Squeezeplay in %TEMP%\stdout-SqueezePlay.txt
This is what the log looks like:
stdout-SqueezePlay.txt wrote:
1439480359.023 INFO applet.ChooseMusicSource -
ChooseMusicSourceApplet.lua:215 Using existing server with
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