JackOfAll wrote: > I'm back using an nfs share for media at the moment. Trying to remember > if I run the Amanero on the hub when I was testing with a USB drive.... > Don't think I did. It would have been (192k max) with a WaveIO and the > USB drive, both connected via the hub. I wouldn't expect an issue with > the Amanero and a USB drive via a hub. If you want a definitive answer, > I'll test at the weekend. > > A thought..... If you don't mind spending the extra bucks, wait a month > for the release of the quad core Wandboard. It will give you the option > of using a SATA drive for media, leaving the USB port free for the > Amanero to be > directly connected without a hub. The extra CPU cores (and 2GB RAM) will > be a bonus. The extra features sound good but If I want to use a remote control (beside my phone app) I will end up needing an USB hub anyway.
When you have time please do a test with an Amanero and an USB Drive connected to Wandboard through an USB hub. Please test upsampling to both 352.8KHz and 384KHz from different sample rate files: 44.1KHz, 48KHz, 88.2KHz... and also different file sizes. I'm curious if it handles large files well: CD ripped in one large FLAC. JackOfAll wrote: > PS. Just read your posts in the other thread. I'm a big AD1865 fan as > well. I currently use a pair in parallel. Been waiting for Ian to > release the NOS daughter-board (DiyAudio forum), the plan being Amanero > -> FIFO -> NOS daughter-board -> 2x AD1865 in differential config. I was one of the lucky guys to test Ian's I2S-PCM board so I have the configuration you described in front of me (1 x AD1865) + Pass D1 as I/V Thx, Zsolt ------------------------------------------------------------------------ vzs's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=42968 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=98544 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/unix
