DCtoDaylight;303552 Wrote:
> Of course Sean is the right guy to answer this question, but I rather
> suspect that the answer will be no. If the Transporters hardware was
> able to handle 192K sampling rates, then I'm sure it would have been
> advertised as such. The fact is, it handles 96K, and
bigfool1956;302205 Wrote:
> It is often said that the switch mode PS will affect other components
> (although I have no personal experience, having a TP)
Actually you do have personal experience, you just didn't know!
If you open up your Transporter, you'll find it's got three power
supplies, tw
cliveb;302142 Wrote:
> Having established that you preferred the SB3 with the Elpac, you should
> then have swapped the power supplies on the two SB3 and redone the
> comparison. It strikes me as entirely plausible that sample variation
> between the SB3s could be at least as large as any differe
kphinney;303651 Wrote:
> Esoterica was exactly what I wanted to avoid. Twisted + FUSE = iTunes
> playing FLAC.
>
> Converting my entire FLAC library would require a lot of esoteric
> programs that do not work as seamlessly.
>
JUST USE "MAX", IT WILL CONVERT ALL YOUR FLACS IN ONE GO, CANNO
The emphasis bit is not normally stored on WAV, FLAC, MP3 or any other
computer-format audio files. Therefore, you cannot scan your files to
determine if any are pre-emphasized. The only place I know of where
this infomation is available is on the cue sheet (either .CUE files or
embedded in FLAC
lauret;303704 Wrote:
> EAC adds a 'FLAGS PRE' line in the cue-sheet, I don't know if the FLAC
> format has the capability for pre-emphasis.
I see...but if I don't use cue sheets...is there anyhting embedded in
the flac file itself?
Thanks
Phil
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You want to see the signal path BE
EAC adds a 'FLAGS PRE' line in the cue-sheet, I don't know if the FLAC
format has the capability for pre-emphasis.
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Could someone explain to me how to scan (in XP) my hard drive with 30k
flac files (ripped with EAC), to check if the pre-emphasis flag is
set?
Thanks
Phil
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You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...SB3+Stontronics PSU - Alt
Hi, I bought my Duet today, I'm very very pleased with it!
It's everything I need, except the pre-emphasis handling.
I have all my CD's ripped on my pc with single FLAC and cue-sheet. Some
CD's have a pre-emphasis bit, witch can be seen in the cue-sheet.
Is it a lot of trouble to implement the s
Right now I run Klipsch Quintet IIs:
http://www.klipsch.com/products/details/quintet-ii.aspx
with a Klipsch KSW-10 sub:
http://www.klipsch.com/products/details/ksw-10.aspx
Sounds good, but I would appreciate a fuller centre.
I have a chance to get the RC-52 centre channel for a good deal:
ht
GuyDebord;303588 Wrote:
> But why got thru all of this if you can easily convert flacs to alacs
> and viceversa? I assume that if you are using mac server you will never
> "need" flacs, not even if you want to take them to go...
> Is there some esoteric belief behind this post?
Esoterica was exa
well .. I just tried TwistedFLAC on my G4 PPC mini and all I get is
a spinning beach-ball ... had to restart twice :( . I know the MacFUSE
part is fine, because NTFS-3G works perfectly. I will wait until
someone gets this running on the platform. Firefly will suffice until
then.
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Nikhil
GuyDebord;303588 Wrote:
> But why got thru all of this if you can easily convert flacs to alacs
> and viceversa? I assume that if you are using mac server you will never
> "need" flacs, not even if you want to take them to go...
> Is there some esoteric belief behind this post?
Well .. its not r
kphinney;303541 Wrote:
> It's been a while since I lasted posted or even had time to read this,
> my favorite Community Forum. But I found something that may be of
> interest to the Mac users out there. If you're like me you've been
> waiting for Apple to include FLAC capabilites in iTunes (& Q
Nikhil Wrote:
>
> 1) mp3fs: Works similarly to the way your method does i.e. creates a
> virtual filesystem based on MacFUSE. But instead of WAVs, the files are
> converted to mp3s at a bit rate that you decide. It is useful if you
> want to sync parts of your flac collection with a portable aud
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