Has anyone else tried playing 192KHz 24bit files on the Transporter?
I have ripped a set of FLACs from the Eagles "Hotel California" DVD
Audio disc. SqueezeCenter recognises the files as 192KHz 24bit format
and my Transporter plays them perfectly via coax S/PDIF and the 96KHz
DAC in my Linn Kino
what was this thread about? iTunes and music.. and perhaps Canadian
vocalists? So punched in 'margo timmons' into the iTunes store...
ZILCH yeah, sure 'cowboy junkies' had hits, but Margo is better
looking then Shania or Diana. And can sing with emotion in her voice.
But I wonder who's boots h
To snap this thread back to it's original topic, I had to laugh a bit at
the irony, or maybe idiocy, of what I was listening to a bit earlier...
I'm sure Pat will chuckle a bit, if I say I was enjoying some of the
Mellotron playing on a Moody Blues album in SACD
Cheers! Dave
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adam2434;381992 Wrote:
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> Anyone else experience this?
All the time. Things sound much better with company and miles better
with alcoholic refreshments!
Darren
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Pale Blue Ego;378203 Wrote:
> I totally agree with this philosophy. While my wife brings a steady
> stream of physical products into our home, the things I tend to clutter
> the house with all fit on a hard drive. There are digital equivalents
> for many physical things in our lives...music, ph
I would be very interested in hearing from folks with a Bryston dac, and
how they experience the difference between that and the dac in the
Transporter, but maybe that will be a new thread
It is not weird to experience something like adam2434, in fact I think
the music can sound, or impact you
Superlite7,you will be happy hearing that the issue has been resolved
with later s/w updates.
i purchased a Transporter and also experienced minor noises from the
KNOB.
It didn't detract from the superb audio coming from the Transporter.
you didn't mention your opinion/experience of it's audio
mags65;382087 Wrote:
> Ok! Thanks for clearing this up for me, Phil. I guess I'll stick at the
> 24/48 then - to the extent that I use these formats. It really bugs me
> that as a Norwegian I'm not allowed to buy high-res downloads from the
> US - and the likes of 2L and Linn really don't have th
Ok! Thanks for clearing this up for me, Phil. I guess I'll stick at the
24/48 then - to the extent that I use these formats. It really bugs me
that as a Norwegian I'm not allowed to buy high-res downloads from the
US - and the likes of 2L and Linn really don't have that much to
satisfy my musical
mags65;382084 Wrote:
> I'm fully updated at 7.3.1 - unless there's a new one after that?
oh - yes!
prior to 7.3.2, 96kHz playback was achieved by dropping alternate
samples to get back to 48Khz that the receiver/sb can handle. This is a
very crude and audibly bad way of doing things.
The means
I'm fully updated at 7.3.1 - unless there's a new one after that?
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mags65;382079 Wrote:
> Last autumn I downloaded several songs from 2Ls free high-res samplers,
> in order to satisfy my curiosity about these formats
> (http://www.2l.no/hires/index.html). I was able to stream both 24/48
> FLAC and 24/96 FLAC (specifically the W.A.Mozart: Violin concerto in D
> m
Last autumn I downloaded several songs from 2Ls free high-res samplers,
in order to satisfy my curiosity about these formats
(http://www.2l.no/hires/index.html). I was able to stream both 24/48
and 24/96 (specifically the W.A.Mozart: Violin concerto in D major (KV
218) - Allegro Marianne Thorsen /
ASIO support for SqueezePlay would be a terrific feature. I wonder if
it would it cost Logitech anything (e.g. licensing fees from Steinberg
etc)?
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