Andy Grundman;217673 Wrote: 
> On Jul 28, 2007, at 10:27 PM, t3sn4f2 wrote:
> 
> >
> > Great! product.  I am planning on using it to control and display my
> > carPCs downloaded Rhapsody subscription music files.  Is there any  
> > lose
> > of quality by sending these files threw the network to the squeeze  
> > boxes
> > analog out compared to feeding the files to an equal quality and
> spec
> > soundcard in a PC?  Also can I send out the Rhapsody DRM'd files
> threw
> > the squeeze boxes digital output to a pre-amps standard s/pdif 16/44
> > optical in?
> 
> You mentioned downloaded subscription files, so note that any files  
> sent to the Squeezebox through Rhapsody's UPnP server are always  
> streamed from the Internet and are 128k WMA.  Downloaded files are  
> 192k WMA I believe and are not used by UPnP clients.  So playing  
> downloaded files directly on your PC will result in higher quality  
> files.  This is purely a Rhapsody limitation, nothing we can do.  And 
> 
> yes, you can use all outputs of your Squeezebox, analog or digital.


Thank you for the quick response.  I'm sorry I am a little confused, my
fault I might have not clear in my question.  Just to make sure.

1) Can I play the downloaded DRM rhapsody files on my pc threw the
squeeze box with no broadband network connection. 

2) If so, then was what you said about the quality being better playing
threw the PCs soundcard souly due to the higher bit rate compared to the
Rhapsody UPnP 128 stream and not a file degradation from the encoding to
tranmit the files over the PC to sqeezebox network connection?

Thank you again so much, sorry for the trouble

Frank


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