rgro wrote:
That'd be a long run for a USB cable! I've kept a Touch around as a
backup device, but I've been using the VBA directly to the Benchmark
(which I love!) for a year or so with just a few minor issues.
Mostly--about 99.9% of the time--- the setup works great. There's
always
As reverendo says, the improvement is not subtle.
Guido F.
MUSIC ROOM:
Marantz TT 15S1, Virtuoso Wood CartridgeART ADCVinyl Studio
Vortexbox ApplianceDLink BridgeEthernetSqueezebox Touch/EDOUptone
REGENBenchmark DAC2 DLittle Dot Mk 9 PreampDSPeaker Antimode Dual
Core DRC/EQ/Preamp+CIA PSMusic
rgro wrote:
I put one on order. So, I'll be feeding the USB from the VBA directly
to the REGEN and then from the REGEN into Benchmark using the Vortexbox
Player (aka Squeezelite). Right now the Vortexbox player audio output
device is configured for the Benchmark. Do you happen to know if
rgro wrote:
Hey Guido,
I've got my Benchmark connected directly to my VBA via USB and am using
Squeezelite as the player (no Touch in between). Within Squeezelite you
can set a delay time that helps the Benchmark better deal with sample
rate changes as it seems to have some issues with
avp1 wrote:
They will unlikely help. I gave up on trying to use USB with Teac DAC
too. It is not reliable enough for casual use. Only newest Linux kernels
(3.5 and higher) fully support latest USB audio interfaces. In older
kernels (like used in SB) this is hit or miss, and mostly limited to
I have a Benchmark DAC 2 D, fed by a Squeezebox Touch with the EDO
extender. When used in coax mode, the DAC automatically switches to the
appropriate resolution, depending on what comes down the pike. Not
always so when used in USB mode. When that happens, I need to cycle the
DAC through a USB
OGS wrote:
Hi
I just received my Regen today. Very pleased with the sound so far (just
a couple of hours playing) I am currently using it between Jplay6 on a
Intel NUC and my Devialet 250 amp, but I plan to try the same
combination as you have with a Touch. Unfortunately I do not think I
hifidan wrote:
Hi everybody again.
I got my glass toslink in the mail yesterday and have been doing some
A/B tests against the Transparent coaxial.
here it is: Against everything I have read about, the Toslink has a
clearer presentation. Every instruments are more defined and the
sound has
PasTim wrote:
In LMS, Under Settings, Advanced, File Types, under the entry for FLAC,
there should be 4 options, one each for AIFF, FLAC, MP3 and PCM. What
are they set to?
These control whether the data is sent to the Touch in FLAC or PCM
format. Apparently only LMS 7.8 is able to
JohnSwenson wrote:
Unless you are using the very latest LMS you have to use flac streaming
for greater than 96. The slimproto in all earlier versions doesn't have
a way to say 176.4 or 192 so it maxes out to 96. When you stream flac it
contains the sample rate in the flac header so it can
Holzohr wrote:
Guido.. I found this in the EDO compatibility list
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AqiK6WHnz5FHdEtlalVRb29pX3N2WXhfMlAzNmFMZnc#gid=0
for your DAC:
SPDIF and Optical - everything works. For USB, user must set EDO Buffer
size to any setting except Default or Very
Hmmm. Following a failed attempt at using EDO+USB+Benchmark DAC2 D, I
switched to SPDIF (coax). Everything worked fine up to 24/96. But
playing a 24/192 track results in distorted sound and the LEDs on the
Benchmark show 24/44.1. (All this because I wanted to eventually test
the DSD over DoP
JohnSwenson wrote:
Unless you are using the very latest LMS you have to use flac streaming
for greater than 96. The slimproto in all earlier versions doesn't have
a way to say 176.4 or 192 so it maxes out to 96. When you stream flac it
contains the sample rate in the flac header so it can
Got a Benchmark DAC2 D yesterday. I'm delighted with the sound quality
but I seem to have a most annoying problem. When switching from a 16/44
to a 24/96 track or vice versa, the new track plays horribly distorted.
Sometimes re-engaging USB 2.0 from the benchmark remote cures the
problem. Most of
garym wrote:
as a test, does it also do this when switching from 16/44 to 24/96 using
S/PDIF out of Touch (either with or without EDO installed).
Thanks for your reply, garym. I have it on Toslink now *sans* EDO and it
works just fine. Will try with EDO next and will report back. By the
way,
John:
Thanks very much for your explanation. I was not aware that this can be
done.
At the moment, I have neither DSD downloads, DSD compliant DAC, or USB
connection.
However, for future reference, could you provide some detail about the
ways to DoP encode a DSD download?
Regards,
Guido F.
guidof wrote:
John:
Thanks very much for your explanation. I was not aware that this can be
done.
At the moment, I have neither DSD downloads, DSD compliant DAC, or USB
connection.
However, for future reference, could you provide some detail about the
ways to DoP encode a DSD
gellie wrote:
I know that's why I'm trying to get the USB to work w/the touch into the
Oppo. I tried a different USB. still no luck.BTW, do I need to run EDO
in order for the USB connection to work?
Yes, as garymmpointedbout, USB won't work without EDO.
Guido F.
gellie wrote:
This may seem like a silly question but, if the SBT DAC is so good, why
would anyone use a M1 DAC? Thanks.
I have no experience with the M1.
That said, even though the SBT internal DAC is good, there are lots of
DACs out there that are more transparent. I use a DSPeaker Dual
Mnyb wrote:
The DSPeaker anti mode is a digital room EQ/DRC unit with its own DAC ,
so it's not the same as a typical standalone DAC .
True.
Prior to the DSPeaker, I used the Cambridge Audio Azur 840-C as DAC. It
was also an improvement over the DAC in the SBT. To my ears, and in the
context
You may try swapping another SB for the offending device and see if this
behavior migrates with the unit or not.
Guido F.
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Pascal Hibon wrote:
After reading many good things about the EDO applet I decided to give it
a go. I installed the applet as indicated in the first post of this
thread. The M-DAC is connected directly to the SBT through USB. After
installing the applet I selected the M-DAC as output and the
Waldo Pepper wrote:
Hi
Suddenly my Touch is playing music quiet. I have changed nothing.
I have tried switching inputs on my amp with no improvment.
My amp is working fine as when I change the input to CD it's loud.
I have also tried changing server from my main one to my laptop to no
avta wrote:
I may be confused but the usb connection on the Touch is for input only
as far as I know.
USB output can be effected using Triode's Extended Digital Output (EDO)
app.
Guido F.
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miab wrote:
Thank you John. You have always been a great help.
I currently am using my Touch with tt3.0 but I would love to be able to
use/see the screen as now it is disabled. In particular have you or
anyone else noticed a difference with or without the screen on the usb
output?
miab wrote:
Sorry, I don't have time to read all 120 pages (my 3 small kids keep me
from sitting for more than 2 minutes) but what is the consensus on
running EDO with or without tt3.0? For sending audio over usb as opposed
to spdif does it make a difference?
Thanks in advance.
I don't
The current firmware update is still beta. The USB connection works
well with EDO but it still does not do HD. 24/96 has been promised for a
future update.
However, there seems to be little need for this with the SBT, since the
SPDIF connection yields excellent sound up to and including 24/96,
The latest firmware release solves the distortion issue. Works
flawlessly with SPDIF.
Will try EDO on USB next.
Very fast turnaround by the DSPeaker team! Quite reassuring.
Guido F.
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Tried USB .
Works well but only up to 48kHz. Apparently 24/96 is not supported yet.
SPDIF works fine up to 24/96.
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donald24 wrote:
Got it working with the new firmware of today dec, 2nd.
You DO need an powered USB2-hub, and will only be able to connect at
44/48khz. Playback rates higher than that simply won't play, at least my
96/192 FLAC-stuff. So the server-option in the file-playback-option must
be
DSPeaker folks just confirmed that 24/96 over USB is still on the
table and thus may be a part of a future firmware update.
Guido F.
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ufoerp wrote:
with new firmware Nov 30 2012, Anti mode 2.0 supports SBT much better.
The most important upgrade is that Asynchronous audio transmission in
USB mode for improved audio quality!!
After updating to the latest firmware I got a horrible distortion in the
upper frequencies.
ChipMonk wrote:
Don't I know it! That's exactly what I meant by a full (collection
rather than folder) rescan. My system is a Tranquil BBS2 Intel Atom
D510MO 4GB RAM with WHS 2011. Much better than a NAS and great as a
media server and for home computing backups. But a 70K track collection
ruimoutinho wrote:
Take this opportunity to ask for an opinion: is there a difference in
connecting the touch to my amp (marantz SR6300) with optical or
coaxial?
Thank you for everything
It probably depends on your equipment, including cables. Why not try
both and keep the one that sounds
LittleFirs wrote:
Hi everybody, I am new to this forum.
I have had owned a 'Touch' for a couple of months and it has been
working pretty well (more reliable than the Duet that I had previously).
I had to remove the power to it at the weekend as I was moving it to a
new location and ever
As mentioned by others, BOTH are excellent apps. I use both. Each has
its pluses and minuses.
That said, personally I find SqueezePad's design more visually elegant.
That's why I use it more often than iPeng.
Best wishes for a prompt arrival of your tablet.
Guido F.
Glad it worked out!
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You may have inadvertendly issued the TT command for permanently
disabiling the screen. I understand your reluctance to do a factory
reset, but you may have to do that in order to test if the screen is bad
or you have a different problem.
Guido F.
sportflyer wrote:
It looks like I will have to do this in two steps : Get a headphone that
can easily be driven by the SBT directly. Add headphone amp or maybe
DAC+ Headphone amp later. What about the ATH-AD900 ? Will these be OK
sans headphone amp?
Don't know about the ATH. For background
sportflyer wrote:
How good is the headphone amp in the SB Touch? Can it drive AKG
701/702? Tks
If by can it drive you mean, is there sound coming from these cans?,
then the answer is yes, there is sound. But it's far from being as
satisfying as that of the AKG 701s driven by my Little Dot
dsdreamer wrote:
I fully agree in theory. That was what I was telling others too.
Just to reiterate, though, that all of us who have tried this combo (and
in my case, I had no expectation of improvement) found an improvement
worth keeping, or at least reported a noticeable difference in
sportflyer wrote:
I am a new owner and still trying to understand the SBT Audio controls.
What do the various Audio Volume Settings mean ? Should I set them to
Fix and 100% ? Even with them set , the Volume control on the remote
still work, so perhaps them they mean different things . No
I'm not familiar with most of your equipment, but if I understand your
hookup correctly, you are controlling the volume of your main speakers
via the preamp pot but sending the full (non attenuated) signal from the
SBT to your sub. If this is indeed the case, then it's not surprising
that your
sportflyer wrote:
I have rearranged the connections by inserting the Preamp before the Ext
Xover . Now it works perfectly. SBT Remote Control vol at Max and Sub
output is well behaved as before. Thanks very much for pointing out to
me the error. I never had that problem before because the
chemguy wrote:
Some updates regarding the 24-96 dropouts:
1. I took my TOUCH downstairs and plugged it directly into the router
and with headphones on, listened to over an hour of uninterrupted hi-res
music while my son played a memory intensive game on the computer.
2. I copied my
reverendo wrote:
now the hunt for a decent USB cable can begin
André
Many people will tell you that any well-made USB cable will do. However,
if you are intent on searching anyway, I had excellent results with
Audioquest Cinnamon.
Guido F.
ivanyiu wrote:
Hi Guido,
I try to get what setting you're using to work in my system by failed. I
use a USB DAC, with EDO only it work fine. Intalled TT tt -i, the
playback start crackling. resume to normal with tt -r
Then I try to follow SBGK's suggestion to update the values. The
pippin wrote:
The Bits don't help unless you LOWER the level. And I've NEVER seen an
equalizer that lowers the overall volume to make space if you pull up
the level of a band.
Actually, I have such a device in my system (DSPeaker AntiMode Dual
Core). Not that it needs to significantly lower
As I'm sure you realize in reading these forums, sound quality is in the
ears -- and brain -- of the listener. I'd be very skeptical about
improvements you will experience by following others' advice, including
my own.
That said, and generally speaking, however, I think the quality of
Gazjam wrote:
Thanks Guido.
Will I be able toplay 24/96 via USB/EDO this way?
I cannot connecting Vlink directly to the Touch.
thanks.
Works for me. I use a little (cheap) Belkin High Speed USB Hub between
the Touch and the Vlink II. The output of the VLink is then connected to
my DAC
garym wrote:
just asking, but is it really such an improvement to go from Touch USB
hub Vlink Spdif DAC over Touch s/pdif DAC? One can use
EDO even in the latter case.
guidof wrote:
Excellent question. My initial assumption was that 'less is more' and
thus a straight SPDIF
bluegaspode wrote:
In my experience turning the volume knob a tiny bit to the right makes a
huge improvement.
Much more details in the listening space and the sound gets a warm and
welcome timbre.
So much bang for no bucks :-)
What volume knob?
Gazjam wrote:
Fantastic work Triode.
Good man!
I have a Vlink usb/spdif adapter.
i tried plugging Touch usb into that, then into my Dac via coax but the
Touch said Cannot connect Dac or something...
Can the Vlink be used in this way with EDO Touch usb mod?
thanks.
Yes, it can,
Sakkerju wrote:
I was disappointed by the powerline approach as well. i have tried a
Netgear nano combi.
Basically, it only worked reliable when there was a one-on-one wiring
between the source and destination wall sockets.
When it needs to go across any splitting/connection points,
garym wrote:
just asking, but is it really such an improvement to go from Touch USB
hub Vlink Spdif DAC over Touch s/pdif DAC? One can use
EDO even in the latter case.
Excellent question. My initial assumption was that 'less is more' and
thus a straight SPDIF connection to the DAC
lake_eleven wrote:
Has anyone used ferrite cores on the network cable. Does in help
reducing RF?
I am using ferrite cores on Ethernet cable. Don't really know if it
helps reduce RF, but it can't hurt.
Guido F.
Ikabob wrote:
I still have faith in LOGITECH though and I do not think they would
throw past loyal supporters like myself under the bus.
LOGITECH seems to be a respectable ethical company and ,I believe, they
will be loyal to their consumers as their supporters are to them. So ,
pcolavito wrote:
is it normal that when I turn the touch shows:
Enhanced digital output
Unsupported by logitech.
Sorry for the English, but I use a translator.
Thank you.
Paolo
Yes, it is normal if you have EDO installed. The message will appear
upon every new power-on.
Italian
jeromeharris wrote:
No, not that one--one that addresses the concerns of current customers,
as well as touting new products (or, in the case of the smart radio,
seemingly renamed old products).
Hey, I can dream, can't I?
One would have thought that even a minimal sense of customer
Rosewind wrote:
Guido.
Thanks. Do you tweak TT 3.0 in any way before you install it after the
Triode app?
Best wishes,
Peter
No tweaks to TT before installing it. No vollock, though. However, I do
apply SBGK's blog values after TT is installed.
Regards,
Guido F.
mlsstl wrote:
The nice thing for the person playing recordings in their home is that
the only thing that really matters is that they are happy with their
system.
Indeed!
Guido F.
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Rosewind wrote:
Could you please clarify? Which Soundcheck mods make the Touch more
digital-sounding? This is news to me.
Best wishes,
Peter
I use EDO and I also use TT3.0 and SBGK's blog values. In my experience
and to my ears, each of these has enhanced the sound of my main system.
I do
pgeorges wrote:
I use SBT (Tiny SC server) with EDO connected via USB to a Cambridge
Audio Magic 100 (thanks to Triode's great job). In this configuration, I
don't think any other tweaking is necessary (TT3.0 or other parameter
tuning) given that the DAC is fed with raw binary data, and the
ufoerp wrote:
I just bought one anti mode 2.0 for my hifi system including roksan
caspian M2 CD+M1 bi-amp+ProAc 1sc. I love the AM very much.
So the conclusion is that we could not connect the SBT with AM?
Thanks.
Apparently not without inserting a USB-to-SPDIF coverter (if using EDO +
Hello Andrew:
Liverpool sounds lovely after a couple of months of 40C temperatures!
Re: your mention of low volume with the AM: I found that the parametric
equalizer uses up a lot of CPU juice with the result that with all 16
bands enabled it reduces the output volume to about half its normal
Mnyb wrote:
afiak a squeezebox is always 24bit but with the bottom 8 bits as zeros
when playing CD resolution at 100% volume ( this will then change with
volume adjustment and gain tags ) .
Thanks. Good to know.
Guido F.
bencat wrote:
Hi Guido
The Krell KSA50 is the mark one unit the original all class A amp and it
very big and very heavy. The Soundstyle rack I have it in has a double
sized shelf at the bottom and the Power amp has at least 4/5 inches of
space above it for air circulation . Plus the amp
I run EDO+TT+SBGK. The Touch's USB output is routed to a DSPeaker Dual
Core EQ/DAC via a Music Fudelity VLink II USB to SPDIP converter. I
noticed that when playing a CD rip, the display of the Dual Core reads
24/44 rather than 16/44 which is the actual resolution of the rip.
According to the
Triode wrote:
The internal processing of usb audio is likely to be 24 bits for all
cases and will fill the lower 8 bits with 0s. However if you have
replay gain enabled or the volume set to less than 100% then the bits
may be altered by the gain setting and this will alter all 24 bits. Some
Triode wrote:
The internal processing of usb audio is likely to be 24 bits for all
cases and will fill the lower 8 bits with 0s. However if you have
replay gain enabled or the volume set to less than 100% then the bits
may be altered by the gain setting and this will alter all 24 bits. Some
bencat wrote:
Hi Guido
Because of the wat my system is stacked the AM unit has to be on the top
and my power amp is right at the bottom . I strive to keep my inter
connects as short as possible and I do not have a 1mtr plus at the
moment to connect the AM direct. So not have not tried it
dood wrote:
If you are happy with the sound of your set up with a different source,
eg CD player, then the problem is not your amp or speakers. In that case
an external DAC will make the most difference, certainly more than power
suppiles, cables etc.
Possibly. However, I have three
Dazed and Confused wrote:
Thanks for your advice so far.
The rest of my system (amp speakers) is as follows: Luxman L-505u
Integrated Amplifier Audiosmile Kensai speakers.
I suppose all electronics need a 'burn in' time so I'll leave it playing
for a while and see if the digital
bencat wrote:
I have an SBT and have loaded the Triode EDO App mainly in the past for
the digital out via Coaxial SPDIF . I have recently bought an Anti -
Mode 2.0 Dual Core
http://www.dspeaker.com/en/products/20-dual-core.shtml.
The unit only has SPDIF in and out as Toslink or USB and I
bencat wrote:
Hi Guidof
Thanks for your information and response it at least means that it is
not just my set up that has an issue. Has anyone responded as to why it
does not work ? Is the issue with the Anti - Mode or the SBT ?
Will at some point get the Anti Mode unit connected
Dazed and Confused wrote:
Just set up Touch for the first time. FLAC files are being fed via a
wired connection from a Synology DS212+ NAS, then into amp (analogue)
using the supplied leads and thenspeakers. The sound is very digital, ie
bright and and I want to know ways of making it less
bencat wrote:
Hi Guido
I bought the Anti Mode for the roomcorrection functions and was really
surprised at how bad my room was when I saw the red line readings after
calibration they looked like the Alps . What is more important thought
is how much better the sound was when the
davlee wrote:
Firmware is up to date.
I have my settings organised so the digital clock shows when my SBT is
off. This was working fine until today. Now the clock won't show - just
a black screen.
I have checked my settings:-
settings
screen
screensavers
when off - digital clock
Reboot is accomplished by physically unplugging the power supply.
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Turnandcough wrote:
Since I'm enjoying the sound I haven't tried removing TT3.0/SBGK and
running with only EDO.
I suspect it has something to do with some of the SBGK settings(buffer?)
but I'm waiting for some experienced advice before fiddling around
blindly.
OK, do not fiddle. But try
Turnandcough wrote:
As I previously mentioned I'm still getting lockups when scrolling with
EDO + TT3.0 + SBGK settings. I rolled back to 7.7.2 but no dice.
Does anyone have any idea what might be causing this - please.
Hmm, I wonder if it may not be an incompatibility between EDO and your
lake_eleven wrote:
Thanks Guido F. Installed EDO+TT3.0+SBGK usb related priority changes.
Fixed my issues.
Glad to hear that it worked for you.
Guido F.
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lake_eleven wrote:
Without TT3.0, playback is without clicks. But when TT3.0 is added, I
get click every 8 seconds.
Any suggestions on how get EDO work with TT3.0
I use EDO+TT3.0+SBGK's blog values (in that order). FWIW, no clicks.
See mi sig for eqpt. info.
Guido F.
saeyedoc wrote:
My plan is to hook it up via digital to my Anthem MRX300 and use the
analog output to eventually run a second zone outdoors.
Is there any difference in quality between the Toslink and coax digital
outputs?
Thanks
As garym suggested, trying both with your equipment is
joe90 wrote:
I've owned a Touch since the start of the year and for 99% of the time I
have used the remote control not the screen to run the player. In the
last month I have made 2 changes; upgraded s/w to 7.7.2 and installed
the Touch Toolbox 3.0 (all except the Remote and Screen
vinhattieu wrote:
CA has released the new, small form-factor DacMagic 100 and I am
thinking of upgrading my system with this. However, I am still wondering
if the improvement in audio quality is worth the price (the Touch's
internal DAC delivers decent sounds and I am not sure if the new DAC
DaveKen wrote:
Hi,
I apologise if this has been asked before because I know I'm not the
only one suffering this fault but I have not seen any advice as to how
to put it right. I have been watching a thread on another forum which
seems to have died without solving the problem so I thought
xxtoddyxx wrote:
I think it asks you for the 10 digit key on the touch? the key is
9d477711d - so should I try putting that in to convert to ASCII and
typing in the ASCII code generated?
You may want to try 9D477711D, also. I once had a problem connecting one
device that only worked with WEP
Mnyb wrote:
the content of the Radio and My Apps menu is powered by mysqueezebox.com
in the background .
So this may very well be a loss of conection to mysb.com .
There are a couple of other ongoing treads on the subject, this seems to
happen a lot of lately ?
Check the obvious that
Although My Music and its options work fine, Internet Radio menu is
suddenly missing.
I tried powering off Vortexbox Appliance and router, then powering back
on. Still no Radio menu either on the LMS UI or SqueezePad or iPeng.
Vortexbox and LMS are up to date.
Help will be appreciated.
Have
cfraser wrote:
What do large etc. mean numerically, as implemented, in the buffer
option settings? Somehow I thought we'd be able to set it manually or
choose among some specific size options (as a subset of each main
option). Not saying it'll matter here with EDO, but it certainly does
insomniac wrote:
Hello,
A couple of weeks ago I was fiddling with my Squeezebox and I
accidentally detached one of the interconnects from the back. Now for
some reason I get the impression that the audio quality of the system
has deteriorated. Is it possible that the one of the speakers
aubuti wrote:
It looks like the OP has things sorted out, but just a clarification.
The Vortexbox software is an entire Linux distribution that _replaces_
the current OS. Therefore it does not have to be loaded in some other
linux-based computer. A x86 computer running any existing OS
albertone74 wrote:
Guys,
I was about the place an order on vortexbox.co.uk but then I found this
one on ebay.co.uk
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2TB-Fanless-Music-Server-CD-DVD-Ripper-NAS-VortexBox-Sonos-Squeezebox-DLNA-UPnP-/32087874?pt=UK_Computing_Networking_SMhash=item4ab5dd0f25
It
albertone74 wrote:
Garym/Guido,
Thanks. I fully agree with what you advised.
I have just decided to get it from the original website. The model is
the essential one
http://www.vortexbox.co.uk/VortexBox_Essential_Appliance/p317978_3816227.aspx
Would you recommend me the dual core rather
albertone74 wrote:
I see thanks. Which one do you have single or dual core? Would you
please advise me?
The VBAs sold in the US are all Gigabit Ethernet, I believe (1000Mb/s).
That's what i have. I would buy the dual core, if I were you, assuming
you either have or will have Gigabit Ethernet
albertone74 wrote:
Indeed I would have thought that you could change the settings somehow
in the VBA interface...
Personally, I found that uncompressed FLAC sounds (marginally) better to
my ears than level 5 compression, which I had been using for a while.
The newest version of dbpoweramp
albertone74 wrote:
Guido you are right I have noticed that option as well but I have never
used it so far. At some point I would like to do that sort of
comparison!
Good point about the possibility of updating the Linux distro through
the optical drive. I am so tempted to place the order in
albertone74 wrote:
Hi everyone,
After 3 years I have decided to sell out my Squeezebox Duet and I have
bought a Squeezebox Touch which is connected to a Little Dot DAC. I use
IPengHD on my iPad to control my system. I have got Squeezebox server
installed on my laptop and all my FLAC files
TheOctavist wrote:
I am uploading an immense volume of live shows ive recorded over the
years, and am creating my own artwork for the covers. what is the proper
way to create /embed/store the artwork so that it displays properly
do i embed it in the file itself (media monkey or similar) or
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