Personally I stockpiled SBTs on ebay so have a never ending supply of
touchscreen bit-perfect digital sources to feed to whatever DAC takes my
fancy. :)
Right now it's a Mytek DSD192 (also scalped used from Ebay for a
sensible price). Prior to that it was a Naim Supernait built-in DAC.
I would
reinholdk wrote:
> Or you can use the command line tool metaflac from FLAC tools
> (https://xiph.org/flac/documentation_tools_metaflac.html).
Another vote for metaflac. It's the final stage of my ripping process.
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Seems likely they should be able to cope with providing keys that will
be used this way - distributed to many users.
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Always disable replaygain when doing critical listening as it's done in
the digital domain and adds aliasing at the LSB.
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Well, in my case I have an external DAC so I want the original bits off
the CD sent to it at 44k/16b. The volume and replaygain are applied
within this precision and are audible.
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Well I have a 16 bit DAC with an analogue pre-amp and volume control
after it. The DAC is 24 bit capable though.
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Mnyb wrote:
> Squeezeboxes always put out 24bit data 16 bit material is paddel with
> 8bits and then the volume control is made in 24bit it's not dithered but
> the steps are cleverly chosen so and truncation happens at rely low
> volumes where the volume is low :) so you practically don't hear t
Julf wrote:
> Fair enough, but not something I would advice other people to -always-
> do.
My view really is that disabling RG and setting fixed 100% vol will
never hurt the quality and it /can/ degrade it. So I figured it was a
fair punt!
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It's a 24b/96k DAC. Have to admit I assumed the SB was sending 16 bits
because the source is a 16 bit flac.. Maybe that's not true.
I am however certain that using the digital volume or replaygain on the
SB results in poorer, not just quieter, sound...
Julf wrote:
> Disabling RG will not hurt quality, but you lose the RG functionality,
> so there should be a somewhat better reason that "it won't hurt". As to
> volume control, digital volume control can often be much better than
> analog, so setting fixed 100% vol is actually harmful to sound qu
My ears. Haha. YMMV.
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Julf wrote:
> Obviously I can. A lot of what makes up good sound quality as an
> objective criteria can be quantified and measured, and subjective
> preferences can also be measured (in the meaning of "assignment of a
> number to a characteristic of an object or event, which can be compared
> wit
Mnyb wrote:
> It should be noted that there are no real 24 bit audio anywhere ( except
> some electronica ) both ADC and DAC is practically limited to about 21
> bit in practice a squeezebox touch analog out would be aproxmately 17
> bits .
Indeed, I'm told my DAC manages about 18 bit of clear r
Meanwhile, still would like to find out how to find a live value of the
in-use bitrate on the spdif outputs..
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Julf wrote:
> Indeed. Factual accuracy is a true sign of pedantry.
Everything you said was obvious and not "news" to anyone. You still
can't measure to tell the difference between the type of sound I prefer
and the type you prefer.
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Julf wrote:
> Rather unlikely. I would suspect your DAC getting into some funky mode,
> and resynchronizing when you unplug and replug the cable.
Also possible. Annoying if so cos trust me I do not have a spare..
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Julf wrote:
> You keep making claims without any factual support. We don't know that
> we can't measure to tell the difference between the type of sound you
> prefer and the type I prefer until we try. It might be possible that our
> preferences differ based on easily measurable parameters.
How d
Mnyb wrote:
> But the point is when there is no difference a human could hear ? then
> taste does not come into to it at all . We are there with most digital
> sources of reasonable quality .
>
> Most "issues" these days are of such smal influence that human bias are
> magnitudes bigger .
>
> [
Julf wrote:
> So worth trying to isolate the issue. Next time your system goes into
> the weird mode, try turning the DAC on and off to see if it fixes the
> problem.
Pretty sure I have power cycled the amp during this phase before and it
didn't snap out of it but yes this is obviously one to try
Fwiw (warning: not measured, for those that care) I have the impression
that the background noise level is noticeably higher when the issue is
happening...
Gonna swap the SBT..
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Corporate VPN solutions very much frown upon allowing local access to
anything, even if you have local admin in windows (so much stuff is
policy driven) so the only real option is to password protect and open
up your lms to the Internet. Seems crazy to have to send traffic to the
office to come ba
Mnyb wrote:
> That's weird ? Assuming you have a normally very quit DAC ? Much gain in
> the system ?
It's not particularly quiet no, and the gain on the DAC through the
pre-amp is very high which makes this worse. Result is noise level is
relatively obvious if it steps up a few dB (such as stepp
Julf wrote:
> As it should be in any decently designed DAC - if your DAC is sensitive
> to source, there is something wrong.
My point exactly. Bits is bits, so if it isn't awesome, something is
wrong.
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I've been looking at tools for Amazon glacier for ages but never got far
with setting anything up. By far the cheapest, for data, and you can
(and should) encrypt it before you upload. Not suited to rapid updates
though.
I would look at Powerline ethernet connectors in your position. You
don't need a high speed link for audio.
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JJZolx wrote:
> Why would anyone bother to encrypt media files to store them in the
> cloud? More sensitive data, sure.
I would likely not just be uploading music, so for me it's a definite.
And even amongst the music there may be stuff I do not still own. Ahem.
So, just for privacy sake. They do
Redrum wrote:
> Something else but on topic, Through squeezebox information, I can only
> get a snapshot of the signal strength. Has anyone, through a SB app, or,
> say SqueezeCntrl (which I use) or similar, created a "live" display of
> the % that the SB sees? Just curious. It seems like it woul
Could be just me, but you get to use the official SB app from the play
store too. Doesn't work for me after the upgrades to lms 7.9.
I did upgrade to hopefully fix some issues with cover photo cache DB
size, but nothing much changed. In the end I gained library views, which
is cool, but I have yet
kidstypike wrote:
> Nothing to to with the LMS version, Android OS 5.x and later broke it.
> Not likely to get fixed though.
Aha, that would be it. Thanks for confirming. Pity, it supported some
useful things that don't work in e.g. squeezer.
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router was crashing... And the only way you can for sure what caused
that last brief outage was to check the uptime..
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If it supports WMM I would turn that off too..
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I have heard one or two comments that the WiFi performance can degrade
when the power supply degrades.. May not be so easy to try that one out.
I have to say though I've run a SB touch on WiFi running 8-12 hours per
day streaming radio services and with WiFi strength generally over 60%
all day I'
I used to use rsync to maintain an offsite backup - you can have it
write out the change journal to a file then transport that file via USB
drive (or whatever) to be later applied at the target end. But now I go
for portable drives so they're not even mounted in order to be
susceptible to accident
JerryS wrote:
> Your post gives me the courage to confess to an act of stupidity which
> may serve as a warning to others. Initiating a Grsync backup session
> before switching on the machine containing the files to be backed up,
> does exactly what you say, very fast catastrophic deletion
Dunno I used to have chronic issues with one router that failed to renew
any dhcp leases on wired clients once it had been up for more than a
couple of days. It was useless... Seems likely the FritzBox will not be
this dumb, but you never know..
Signal strength as reported by the SB is "received" signal strength, it
does not measure the integrity of the signal that makes it back to your
router..
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mherger wrote:
> > data that's available. it's actually better in the car for the most
> > part, at least those systems that relay on Nuance AVR.
>
> How do you know which system they're using? And what is "Nuance AVR"
> anyway? Google doesn't really show up anything interesting... And would
atrocity wrote:
> What I've learned so far about the Amazon Cloud Windows client:
>
> (5 silly things)...
Sounds like a beta version...
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"Retro" design nonsense.
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It did mention sync. But otherwise I'd rather trawl ebay for used sqb..
the only additional thing I'd like there is a Bluetooth audio- like
capability to throw audio from my mobile device.
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DanielF wrote:
> ... encoded them to FLAC with ReplayGain.
>
Out of interest, what encoder did you use to calculate the replaygain?
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Wish my DAC reported its incoming data stream type!
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Apesbrain wrote:
> PowerSave plugin will put each player into standby after a set time of
> inactivity. Or, using Netcat you can run a batch file at the recurring
> time of your choice:
>
> >
Code:
> >
> @echo off
>
> ::adapt the following set statements
> se
reinholdk wrote:
> This would also be a nice task for an Amazon Dash button that you could
> stick near your front door.
Great idea! But.. I have kids. It needs to be password protected.. :)
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The pi audio output also improved drastically between the early revs and
the model B. Pi 2 and 3 are pretty decent but you're right they may not
produce enough volume for some headphones.
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Is anyone also just streaming from a dlna server? Saves complications at
the client end.
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Would love to take one of your Booms off your hands but not sure import
duties etc to the UK would make it worthwhile..
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... but that would involve you taking a boom through customs only to
chuck ot over the wall at a greedy eyed Brit. :)
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Wavinput plugin is the usual response, assuming your LMS server has an
audio input you can get to (or plug a chromecast into).
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Aha. DRM. Not much you can do then other than root your phone or connect
its analogue audio out to an input that can be streamed from.
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Have a search through older threads, but I would start with a
replacement PSU myself..
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Press the + next to the track for more info, it tells you the artist and
album.. click on the album. Click play next to the album.
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The killer solution would be a software streaming target e.g. a software
chromecast, but I think development of that would be a bit of a slog.
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There's a strong market for the touch, but the duet is much less loved.
Both are worth money in good order though and if you will really never
use them again you should definitely liquidate.
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Mnyb wrote:
> Is that any legal difference between a software and a good old fashioned
> tape recorder ?
Legally no but they have not often bothered to prosecute "lossy"
recording methods like tape, historically. They were more concerned
about redistribution with the advent of perfect digital rec
Under fair use it means you are recording the sample (and it should
normally be just a sample not an entire track) for parody, criticism, or
other legitimate commentary.
Fair use provides no protection for arbitrarily recording protected
works for indefinite later replays, even if you have no int
RonM wrote:
> You need to be a bit more careful about such assertive, and wrong,
> statements.
Fortunately the context for the statement that preceded it was "here in
the UK".. so in fact it's true.
Anyway, the whole area is an international joke. People have been and
will continue to format sh
The (correct) statement was qualified, cites a reference and postscripts
the whole thing with a massive winking smiley. I hope most people didn't
take it too seriously.
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I think by default it also doesn't cross-fade between tracks in the same
album.
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Doesn't it do some analysis of the end/start of each track to see if
they are suitable for crossfading too? Or did I dream that...?
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Blame sonos. Buy proper active speakers. I guess you must have a reason
but I am surprised you would buy a £500 wireless sound system and feed
it an audio connection from another wireless sound system..:)
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Blackfiction wrote:
> I would like to have a single active speaker with AUX in, wireless or
> wired, that looks nice, plays ok, and is positioned above ear height.
> The Sonos ticked those boxes although I also considered the Audio Pro
> Addon T10 and Audio Pro AllRoom Air One.
>
> Do you know
Fair enough, we have a big kitchen so even the missus conceded there was
space for a more normal stereo setup.. :)
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Did you have to change the access point? Not sure why the devices
wouldn't simply require at most a reboot to get back on the same WiFi
with the same password on the same Mac.
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Benefactor wrote:
> It has always been a simple reboot to reconnect.
>
> Today I was prompted to do the setup again manually for some unknown
> reason.
Household power glitch?
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Jim Pattison wrote:
> After I posted my comment and read it over, I began to wonder if perhaps
> I'd shared a little too much...
Sounds like BS need to modify network timeouts to tolerate slightly less
perfect networks..
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alternatives. The only advantage it does seem to have is matching the UI
a bit more closely.
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Wait till they enforce ipv6, then there will be none.
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Just because no-one knows how ipv6 works.. :)
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I believe there is a password reset page on the mysb website. The code
for the app is frozen in aspic, it will not be updated to bypass MYSB.
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I wonder if anyone has searched the darkwebs for LMS attacks..? There
are probably "slurp all the music and set some annoying alarms" scripts
out there.
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You do, you know the control protocol. The script kiddies know nothing,
they just run scripts.
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Your what? What model?
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Never used Spotify, don't expect to start. Doesn't bother me one jot if
it goes away. Everything does, all is ephemeral on the internet.
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I used to do that in a record library. :)
Just saying that for a lot of people the loss of this one aspect won't
kill the platform.
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albu
If you can identify their mysb accounts then you could insert a message
on their login banner?
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Took me about a week to upload 2TB to exactly that service using my BT
fibre line. Tedious but doable. And next time the incremental backups
are trivia to send up to the cloud.
Amazon can do media-based ingest to S3, but a) you pay for it and b)
it's not Drive. Otherwise find a friend with a good
No, there are no utilities for accessing Drive, I scripted backups to
large files using dar on my Linux box then just copied the files to a
Windows box to drag and drop in the UI. AFAIK there is no API to access
Drive directly yet, so nothing going for automatic updates etc.
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Awesome, that's new. They didn't publish anything like that when I I
started using it.
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That is why I went with a virtual tape type thing. Stage the backups to
large encrypted files and move the encrypted virtual tapes to the cloud.
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mandryka wrote:
> It's not going to work for me., 400 files in 6 hours, to upload the lot
> will take about two months.
Depends on your broadband upload speed. Unlimited fibre is the only way
this makes sense, that's the only way to get 18-20 Mbit upload. With
that, I put 2TB up in a week and two
SlimChances wrote:
> An external HD in my safety deposit box works for me. It is far cheaper
> and much larger storage options
Larger than infinite? And the price? Fifty five quid a year for
infinite? Personally I have found that a new HDD every three years or so
actually costs more than this. Th
SlimChances wrote:
> Infinite is a bit of an exaggeration. But I can fit 4 -3 1/2" drives in
> my box. Right now it is easy to obtain a 10 TB Hard Drive. How much is
> Amazon going to charge for 40 TB of data? Also how long does it take to
> download that information if your house catches fire an
bakker_be wrote:
> Ehm, aren't we confusing *GOOGLE* drive and *AMAZON* drive here?
>
> Back to Amazon Drive:
> 'rclone' (https://rclone.org/) seems to support it, and it has a "check"
> function that compares file hashes allowing you to skip files that
> calculate as identical.
No sign of an op
Input cross talk on your amplifier.
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But my point is how are you listening to the "output from the other
duet"? If you are switching the amp to D2 input while D1 is playing and
hearing this then it's cross talk in the amp.
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Big question: how is your Lms connection linked in to the LAN? Via
ethernet, I assume...? And, we assume that both 2.4 and 5 GHz WiFi
networks are on the same subnet and are set to bridge on the router..?
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No idea why the register decided to frame it this way. It's clearly NOT
dead. Sloppy headline writing.
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Elvis lives in Reading, everyone knows that.
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On Linux I would suggest iptables.
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They don't like the word "unlimited" as much as their marketing would
have you believe, apparently...
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So this is why I used "dar". Keep a local metadata copy and I can run
differential backups against the metadata to upload as a tarball (um,
darball) without having to keep the data local too.
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Maths to the rescue! 1TB is 800 Mbits. This will take 5.1 days on an
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Ok, so you had a specific problem. What did you change? Are they
artificially limiting upload speed in the client package?
I had no issues with Amazon drive on upload speed.
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So it seems they restricted everyone by default to prevent impact to
browsing experience and general connectivity whilst uploading. They seem
to have somewhat overcooked the throttling if it went to less than 10%
of your link speed, however..
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Hardware: 3x Touch, 1x Radio, 2x Receivers, 1 HP Microserver N
Have to say, this is refreshing. We don't often get newbie questions on
a forum devoted to obsolete hardware! :)
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Hardware: 3x Touch, 1x Radio, 2x Receivers, 1 HP Microserver NAS with
Debian+LMS 7.9.0
Music: ~1300 CDs, as 450 GB of 16/44k FLACs. No
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