It seems as though dbPowerAmp will transcode FLAC to all types of WMA.
Check them out at http://www.dbpoweramp.com/.
tamanaco wrote:
I looked and searched (as much as I could) in the Hydrogenaudio forum
and the foobar forum for specific instructions on converting lossless
Flac to loosy VBR
kjg Wrote:
Isn't that what transcoding is? :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transcoding
i always assumed real transcoding was a one step process and didn't
involve just decoding and re-encoding. But thinking about it, you are
right. doing it in one process would be horrendously difficult if
azinck3 Wrote:
This thread discusses the Dr. Amp which seems quite nice:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=23826
The Keene amp you referenced has miserable specs (1% THD, and 60dB
SNR!?). But if sound quality doesn't matter to you and you really want
the on-wall preamp
I can't vouch for the sound quality of the amp I linked to. If you have
$300 to spend I would go for the Parasound Zamp. I think the Dr. Amp is
a UK thing, so that may be more convenient if you're there.
Signal sensing is the feature you need to look for if you don't want to
switch on/off. When
kjg Wrote:
It seems as though dbPowerAmp will transcode FLAC to all types of WMA.
Thanks kjg, yes, DbpowerAMP transcodes FLAC to WMA. Unless I find a
better alternative, it looks like I'll be ripping to FLAC using EAC and
then selecting (clicking) a subset of these files using explorer and
I'd love to see more info on how you did this if your keen to sharing!
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Alternatively, why not go with quality Powered Speakers? Besides my
Primary 2-channel audiophile setup, I have two secondary Squeezebox
systems.
In my Game Room I have an SB3 directly feeding Swan S200a powered
speakers http://www.swanspeaker.com/product/htm/view.asp?id=256, and
they sound
Any specific information?
General overview is unsolder the crystal and caps, hook up a piece of
ribbon cable to the output of the 51 ohm resistors, alternating gnd and
signals. One of the signal wires goes to the (now empty) crystal pad
connected to the input pin of 74hc04. All the gnd wires on
John, if you're still interested testing it here, let me know -
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Thanks! I'll take a deeper look into this soon. Right now I am still
building a nice linear supply.
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