Hi Michael,
is there a minor chance to enhance the Smart Crossfade to exclude some
genres like Audiobook or Speech from Crossfading?
If thats a huge work with unknown sideeffects - i dont want that
feature.
cheers
Gruss
Jan
When switching from another source to radio station Keizerstad 80's
(http://opml.radiotime.com/Tune.ashx?id=s143281=aac,ogg,mp3=16=ba802d3baa60dfd83b96600d6d7c3d81)
the server (latest LMS 7.9) stalls for a couple of seconds on a laptop
with Ubuntu 14.04 up to almost a minute on Arch Linux on a
There was an error verifying your account with Last.fm. Please try again
later. (Unable to handshake with Last.fm because your system clock is
incorrect. Please update your clock and try again.).
Have you checked your server's time settings? A NAS might easily have a
wrong time setting without
mherger wrote:
> Have you checked your server's time settings? A NAS might easily have a
> wrong time setting without you noticing.
Well in fact it did say Belgrade and not Berlin time, which is
astonishing as it both is GMT+1. But even after switching to Berlin time
the situation did not
Eric Seaberg wrote:
> REALLY?! I just played 192K/24bit on my Transporter yesterday to see if
> it would work. Did it downsample to 96K?
Did you hear a difference? :)
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will
is there a minor chance to enhance the Smart Crossfade to exclude some
genres like Audiobook or Speech from Crossfading?
Well, "minor" always includes the possibility of a community member
coming up with the solution. But it's nothing I'd want to spend time with...
--
Michael
To the OP, why don't you convert to FLAC? If nothing else, you'll use ½ the
storage space...[/QUOTE wrote:
>
>
> Because all of my music is in iTUnes which doesn't support FLAC.
> Otherwise I would do that.
