darrenyeats;251439 Wrote: > Eric, > WAVs take roughly twice the network bandwidth of FLACs. I have no > problems streaming 16 bit WAVs or 24 bit FLACs over my wireless-G > network. Haven't tried a 24 bit WAV but if you do the maths it should > be well within the capacity of even wireless-B. > > I can't imagine many people here using wireless if it wasn't able to > take lossless streaming, but it's no problem. > > Perhaps you are suffering problems with poor wireless signal. This is a > different matter to running out of bandwidth with a good signal. > Darren
Wireless problems aren't usually related to bandwidth, but to the ability to deliver constant and uninterrupted signal. I have given it up and switched to wired. Too many hickups due to wirless phones or microwave ovens. Wireless network probably (miss)behaves the same all the time, but it's just way more annoying when one hears it or remote doesn't react. Tried every trick in the book, just to discover that my router reacts to wireless phone even if there are no wireless devices attached to it. However, when it works, the sound quality is exactly the same. Of course, in the HiFi world, there will always be good old disclaimer "...in my system, to my ears..." :) K -- slimkid The sound stage will open up, bass will tighten and the imaging will improve. DVD performance will also increase substantially. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ slimkid's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=8881 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=41365 _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list audiophiles@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/audiophiles
