Hi,
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
Pat Farrell<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The SqueezeBox only has two analog outputs.
> You can push AC3 thru the SPDIF link to an external decoder.
> But AC3 is not considered high quality. It was designed for
> movie sound effects, etc.
Yes, this is exactly what I'm doing with a few music DVDs I've got. I've
ripped the DD 5.1 soundtrack off them, modified it using a utility posted
elsewhere on here, and then FLAC and tagged the result.
> Any place that sells to 'pro audio' such as Guitar Center,
> Musiciansfriend.com, zzounds.com. Brands are M-Audio,
> E-mu, echo, etc.
I'm in the UK :)
> All of this is pretty straight forward, but you're probably looking
> at $400 for software and hardware, and then it takes time. A lot of
> time. I decided that it wasn't worth the time to do my LP collection,
> and I have all the decording gear and software already.
Yeah, that's what I figured would be likely.
Still left with the possibility of ripping the analogue signals seperately
(2 channels at a time). As was mentioned earlier, I'd then have to do
something to get these files 'in sync' before I did some sort of conversion
to enable the Squeezebox to play all 6 channels via the digital output.
Andy
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