Mnyb wrote:
Yes checked my own file types setting for flac same as yours , so it
should work just fine.
However . An idea factory reset the Touch and then install -only- EDO
not TT3.0 at the same time and see if it works more reliable then .
And also try this re-encodings of the flac
lynoo wrote:
Thanks!
I did factory reset and install EDO, no change
I also tried to disable native FLAC, no change
I will check server version (usually provided by Synology software
package)
Sorry I still have few questions:
How can I use SoX to make sure 192KHz files are transcoded at
Hi all,
I use the Enhanced Digital Output on my SBT.
SBT is plugged via USB to a 24bits /192Khz capable USB DAC.
I experience 2 issues:
1) when the SBT reboot or when I change album, I hear a little Tchhht
in my speakers (last 1sec approximately). Do you guys experience the
same thing on your
2. Is the Touch wired via ethernet or on wifi , with such high datarates
wired is prefered and more likely to work . It is also strongly sugested
that server you are using is wired to .
Also stream the files as FLAC not PCM/WAV you get almost 40% reduction
if the size of the stream ,this is the
Hi thanks for your answer and thanks for your welcome :-)
Regarding 2), my SBT uses ethernet cables, as well as my server (all are
connected to a router provided by my internet operator). everything is
wired.
When I look at FLAC settings it is as follow:
FLAC- AIFF - disabled
- FLAC -
Wait a minute re the file type settings , must check my own server not
at home now ?
Is not SoX an option anywhere ??
I migth be wrong about that
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621 MeridianG98DH 2 x
The flac settings lock reasonable to me dont do anything .
There is one strange thing you say in your first post that your hirez
files gets trancoded by LAME ?
Thats unexpected should be SoX and possibly flac but not. LAME .
Lame is an mp3 encoder/decoder !!
You want your 24/192 flac as 24/96
Hi,
you are right (maybe I did not use the right vocabulary). I use Lame to
encode my files in MP3 when I listen to music on my mobile device, but I
dont use it on my squeezebox (on which I need the best quality). I was
just mentioning that the 192KHZ files that cause problem on my SBT are
very
lynoo wrote:
I feel like the SBT is not powerful enough for those particular 192KHz
files... but maybe I am wrong and maybe it is just my configuration that
has to be improved?
Some users have noted that 192kHz files when they have been compressed
with an unofficial encoder or at the highest
lynoo wrote:
1) when the SBT reboot or when I change album, I hear a little Tchhht
in my speakers (last 1sec approximately). Do you guys experience the
same thing on your installations? How can this be overcomed? Would
changing the SBT power supply manage this?
If it only happens when you
bpa wrote:
Some users have noted that 192kHz files when they have been compressed
with an unofficial encoder or at the highest level SBT has problems.
The usual suggestion is to expand the problem files and re-encode at a
lower compression level (i.e. still no loss in quality just a bit
Julf wrote:
If it only happens when you change albums (or reboot), then it is
definitely not power supply related. Does it always happen when you
change albums, or only when you change from one sample rate or format to
another? There are some DACs that have issues with resynchronizing.
I
garym wrote:
That was true with prior older firmware on the Transporter with FLAC at
say, -8 compression. Not sure I recall any problems with TOUCH, but may
just have missed that discussion. And even with current firmware and
transporter, no problems with -8 compression.
It's possible I'm
garym wrote:
That was true with prior older firmware on the Transporter with FLAC at
say, -8 compression. Not sure I recall any problems with TOUCH, but may
just have missed that discussion. And even with current firmware and
transporter, no problems with -8 compression.
Mnyb wrote:
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