Mnyb wrote:
Note the Touch can't play alac natively for rates 16/44.1
But the server can , so you have to let LMS transcode ( and be running
LMS on a machine with working transcoding )
So if using touch with analog out - no dac involved - what server
setting gets me beyond 16/44.1 when
pierrepfeffer wrote:
So if using touch with analog out - no dac involved - what server
setting gets me beyond 16/44.1 when playing a 24/96 alac file through
the touch? Does that server setting then need to be changed in order to
play alac 24/192 files using EDO and DAC?
Disable the native
Fizbin wrote:
Try WAV files. No converting = less processing..
There is no processing/transcoding when using Touch's TinyLMS, Touch
isn't capable of it.
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Sure Touch is connecting to the correct WiFi router? Any other
networks/routers showing up with same name?
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Have you tried restarting the router?
I get occasional issues like this, not just with the Squeezebox but
other devices as well, almost without fail a router restart will fix it.
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Fizbin wrote:
Try WAV files. No converting = less processing. (Obviously a
space-hogging format, but try it nonetheless)
With network connection playing WAV files on SBT has been measured to
have a higher processing load than playing Flac due to more than double
the amount of data to be
Thank you very much for your responses.
Let me take up the various points:
1. Just for information, the scanning time for the disk is in the 10-15
minute range if I have simply added a few CDs or if the system has been
powered down for another reason. If I erase the database and start
afresh,
jimbobvfr400 wrote:
Have you tried restarting the router?
I get occasional issues like this, not just with the Squeezebox but
other devices as well, almost without fail a router restart will fix
it.
Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk
Good Idea !! . This will probably fix it! I'll
I am currently using devialet 110 (xmos USB chip). When I plugged in the
dac, squeezebox recognizes it. But when I select the xmos USB,
squeezebox gone into an infinite reboot loop. I have tried every kernel,
is there something I could do?
Can anyone help me resolve the disappearance of the 3rd Party Plugins
from my control panel.
I have just changed servers / computers (moving from wireless to
ethernet). This resulted in the Triode Spotify applet disappearing from
the device and the official plugin reappearing after I swapped
adamg wrote:
Can anyone help me resolve the disappearance of the 3rd Party Plugins
from my control panel.
I have just changed servers / computers (moving from wireless to
ethernet). This resulted in the Triode Spotify applet disappearing from
the device and the official plugin reappearing
garym wrote:
have you ticked the box in LMS SETTINGS PLUGINS, show all 3rd party
plugins? Also, note that triode's spotify plugin is at the top of the
list rather than under spotify alphebetically
That option is missing too ? Not a word of 3rd Party plugins on the page
?
adamg wrote:
That option is missing too ? Not a word of 3rd Party plugins on the page
?
I'd probably turn everything off (computer running LMS and router), then
restart router, let start, restart computer, let fully start, then start
LMS. If LMS starts automatically with computer, I'd
Well, this morning when I turned on my Laptop, LMS was not finding my SB
Touch. This time I reset the router, and upon startup I got a message
from windows that there was an IP address conflict. So, I restarted the
Touch and my Laptop. No IP address conflict, but I still could not see
my Touch
PasTim and Mnyb, thank you for your input. I was unable to get the dac
to play (register) anything beyond 96 sample rate while playing 192
sampler rate alac files no matter what combination of server settings I
chose. I shouldn't be too surprised given Triode's disclaimer.
pierrepfeffer wrote:
PasTim and Mnyb, thank you for your input. I was unable to get the dac
to play (register) anything beyond 96 sample rate while playing 192
sample rate alac files no matter what combination of server settings I
chose. I shouldn't be too surprised given Triode's
PasTim wrote:
On my system, streaming only PCM (from my FLACs, but could just as well
be your ALACs, streamed as FLAC or PCM), I can play 24/192 tracks via
coax from the Touch. However, with my DAC I cannot use optical or USB
at this quality level.
What output are you using from the
pierrepfeffer wrote:
It is a dacmagic 100 (on the approved list). I tried both optical and
USB without work around. Optical simply did not register any signal
with 192 files, and USB registered 96.
Edit:
Dacmagic supports to 192.
Try the coax ! Opto does not always support 96k .
Did
toby10 wrote:
There is no processing/transcoding when using Touch's TinyLMS, Touch
isn't capable of it.
Interesting. I'll have to try FLAC then. :) I'll report back later on
my findings. (Sound quality, etc)
Fizbin's
Mnyb wrote:
Try the coax ! Opto does not always support 96k .
Wondered about that. Will purchase one today and try this evening.
Did you try with flac ?
No. Will convert a couple 192 alac files to test this evening.
With transcoding on the server the source format should not really be an
My issue is that with every firmware version after 7.7.1 (and including
the latest 7.8.0),
I missed this part when I first read your post. So with 7.7.1, you have
no dropouts. Interesting. I have never tried firmware beyond 7.7.1. I
was thinking about trying something below 7.8 (7.8 requires
gw43 wrote:
After so much hassle over the years with the software, drop-outs (even
using ethernet), Spotify implementation being a nightmare I took the
plunge and sold my Touch and got a Sonos.
I actually got more on eBay for the Touch than I paid, and the Sonos
seems so much more
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