Hi
Just a thought, but what is the flac compression level on files that
cause problems? There has been issues in the past with older players
with heavily compressed flacs if I recall correctly. If your flacs are
compressed more than level 5 this may be the issue?
The Touch may not be keeping
JohnSwenson wrote:
> Do the files by any chance have embedded cover art? That can add a
> significant amount of overhead to TinyLMS.
>
> John S.
There is no embedded tag or cover art. Some directories have a cover.jpg
file, that's all.
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Do the files by any chance have embedded cover art? That can add a
significant amount of overhead to TinyLMS.
John S.
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pgeorges wrote:
> It seems I solved most (if not all) of this problem by installing EDO
> utility, and setting buffer to "large".
that's good to hear. But it shouldn't be at all necessary in order to
play 16/44.1 FLAC files on a TOUCH. Something odd is happening. Perhaps
because of TinyLMS.
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garym wrote:
> Hmmm, that's good as those should be handled natively by the TOUCH with
> no transcoding, etc. needed. Sorry, but I don't have any suggestions on
> solving problem (I don't use the SD or USB function in Touch). Have you
> tried playing the same files on a USB jump drive instead?
pgeorges wrote:
> I play 16/44 FLAC files, on a SD Card plugged in SBT (local server).
Hmmm, that's good as those should be handled natively by the TOUCH with
no transcoding, etc. needed. Sorry, but I don't have any suggestions on
solving problem (I don't use the SD or USB function in Touch).
garym wrote:
> what type of files are you playing? FLAC, ALAC, m4a, mp3, etc. And are
> any 24/96 or 24/192?
I play 16/44 FLAC files, on a SD Card plugged in SBT (local server).
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pgeorges wrote:
> I also notice some "clicks" when playing files, that occurs about once
> every 5 or 10 minutes. Very annoying. Every time I try to reproduce the
> noise by listening back on the track and the click is no longer there
> (sometimes the click is reproducible, meaning it is not SBT'
I also notice some "clicks" when playing files, that occurs about once
every 5 or 10 minutes. Very annoying. Every time I try to reproduce the
noise by listening back on the track and the click is no longer there
(sometimes the click is reproducible, meaning it is not SBT's fault).
I only use tiny
I keep a Touch on my desk at work and swap out 32 gig SD cards every few
weeks. I notice the same symptom. It's random, but sometimes once it
starts the only fix is to pull the power plug and start from scratch.
It's a bit like losing gapless playback, only as you note it doesn't
actually occur
What I'm meaning by digital burps are slight pauses in the audio and
they only occur at the very end or very beginning of a tune. My library
is about 300 GB on a USB drive with its' own power supply and not
powered by the SBT
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Hello
When I first got into all digital music playback it was with my Dell
1525 Windows PC with digital audio output into a Music Hall dac. It
sounded great but I noticed a lot of "digital" burps so I started
looking around for alternatives. Most of the players required a PC to
get the music from
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