Thanks for the troubleshooting suggestions, guys, and sorry I didn't
revisit this thread sooner. The problem was the DAC in the NAD T754
receiver. It is supposed to handle 24/96, but for some reason it
doesn't. I took the Touch to a friend's house and 24/96 worked fine
sent to his DAC. I ended
adamg, I think you're getting a little confused with your available
options.
If you want to use the Touch's built-in server (TinyLMS) then you should
attach the USB drive to the Touch's USB port, not to your router's USB
port. It's technically possible to get the Touch's server to see a NAS
over
LMS runs great on linux, all my SB servers I've ever had have been on
some form of linux.
Are you looking to get a general purpose machine that runs linux to do
other standard tasks as well as running LMS or do you want a machine
that just runs LMS?
John S.
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Hi
simple sily answer
N O you didnt wanna do that.
remember a router is a part of your security system - adding 3rd party
Software like LMS or something adds the security holes from these 3rd
party apps directly to your router. so you dont wanna do that.
And - a router is designed as a lowcost
I have just installed a new Netgear N900 router which can be used to
network an external hard drive via its USB ports.
I currently use a PC as the server but would like to shift to a NAS,
preferably using the above set-up.
Before I buy a HD can anyone tell me if this is possible with the SBTs
o
erland wrote:
> Sounds like the "Extension Downloader" plugin is disabled for some
> reason, try to activate it and see if that solves it.
I've resolved the problem by reinstalling the LMS software. It is a
strong possibility that I have accidentally disabled this plugin when
implementing the So
Ocean56 wrote:
> How well does Ubuntu work as a replacement for Windows? And how well
> does it work with the Touch?> atrocity wrote:
> > Perfectly. I first got into Ubuntu specifically because I got a cheap
> > computer to use as a dedicated server. Never looked back.> >
+1
Ubuntu takes a l
Ocean56 wrote:
> How well does Ubuntu work as a replacement for Windows?
Depends on what you're trying to do. If I didn't need Quicken and
didn't strongly prefer CoolEdit2000 over Audacity, I probably wouldn't
need Windows at all.
Ocean56 wrote:
> And how well does it work with the Touch?
Pe
Sooner or later, I either have to replace my XP laptops & PC...or maybe
ditch Windows altogether.
How well does Ubuntu work as a replacement for Windows? And how well
does it work with the Touch?
Thanks!
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Hi yeomanspc,
saving electricity wasn't what I was looking for. ;-)
I was more thinking of saving one spot in my power cord.
I might get an external Psu which has an extra 5v 1A out. So I thought I
could use this for powering up the touch.
But that won't work out as mentioned in this thread b
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