mmg_fan;307010 Wrote:
Ok
successfully installed v42, after resetting to defaults.
Other than support for native 88.2 playback, should there be any other
audible improvements for normal redbook audio?
AFAIK the answer is no. The idea of version 40 was to implement playing
88.2, fixing some
Teus de Jong;306924 Wrote:
The latest version is in the 7.1 nightly release; it is version 42. In
that version the input switching problems are solved, but there are
still some issues (e.g. unpredictable degaussing rattle).
Teus
I think the sound my TP is making must be degaussing
Phil
ok, it seems that I should get my amp serviced. Or perhaps simply hang
onto my Lavry...when I go digital out from the TP to my Lavry(and XLR
out from the Lavry to amp)...all 3 devices plugged into the same power
bar..the problem also disappears.
From what you say, am I wrong in supposing
Noise from grounding problems can almost always be solved by judicious
use of transformers. However, the root of the problem is often the
ground topology inside the audio equipment itself. There are some ways
to reduce the potential for grounding problems when designing audio
equipment:
1. Use
What version firmware are you running?
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mmg_fan;307180 Wrote:
Phil
ok, it seems that I should get my amp serviced. Or perhaps simply hang
onto my Lavry...when I go digital out from the TP to my Lavry(and XLR
out from the Lavry to amp)...all 3 devices plugged into the same power
bar..the problem also disappears.
From what you
Purely by accident I found that songs on the virtual disk and synced on
iTunes can be played on my iPod. I wasn't expecting this to occur.
Either:
iTunes copies the music as a WAV to the iPod,
Or iPods have the ability to play FLAC.
Either way, now I can have my FLACs and listen to them to!
peterw;306890 Wrote:
Even with the remote control keys re-mapped, you could still change the
volume with the Web interface
this is my preferred way too. I actually doubted the health of my amp
after someone changed the vol setting on my sb3. it sounded
substantially different (not just
Thanks for your feedback. What I have to figure out is how to access the
actual files on my Netgear NAS since all the files are hidden, at
least to me. I am not running SC on a local PC or Mac.
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Do you fine folks have a suggestion for a sound system that I can use in
a fairly good sized bath? Would like a big sound for drowning out my
singing in the shower. ;-)
Do I need amp, sub, and speaker combination? Something else? Budget is
~$300 if possible but can spend a bit more for the
I am using the half nelson with the P1000.
And I tell you it is way better than the stock. (bass weight, air,
soundstage etc.)
I owned the basic with upsampling before I upgraded it to its current
form. Before the upgrade, it was sitting in my storeroom collecting dust
for a long time because it
Check out the AudioEngine A2 or A5 speakers.. big sound in reasonably
sized boxes. I'm not sure if moisture would be a huge issue or not
with them. They use poly drivers, so they should be ok as long as the
room is well vented.
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SuperQ
tricka;285116 Wrote:
H
doesn't it matter more about synergy in components and personal
listening tastes? I've found that you really can't say something is
better or not, just that it suits your system as you like to hear it.
I'm fascinated at the emotion this stirs up! Personally I
nuhi;307040 Wrote:
I use FW42 with 7.0.1 all the time.
Simply install 7.1, go to
C:\Program Files\SqueezeCenter\server\Firmware
for 32-bit
or
C:\Program Files (x86)\SqueezeCenter\server\Firmware
for 64-bit Windows
and backup aside these 2 files:
transporter.version
Has anyone successfully used the Behringer in the digital loop of the
Transporter that became available with firmware v.40?
I'm still trying to get it to work, which is more of a Behringer issue
than a Transporter issue. Any advice would be welcome! I'm just now
updating to V.42, but I assume
I have read that musicians use different acoustic guitars for different
songs. Its still an acoustic guitar.
I have read that some professional studio engineers use different
speakers(monitors) for different songs. Its still speakers(monitors)
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eiret
eiret;307320 Wrote:
I have read that musicians use different acoustic guitars for different
songs. Its still an acoustic guitar.
I have read that some professional studio engineers use different
speakers(monitors) for different songs. Its still speakers(monitors)
Good point! I like
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