DCtoDaylight;382497 Wrote:
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
grahamn;382557 Wrote:
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
Phil Leigh;382573 Wrote:
Well technically they aren't being played perfectly since they are
being downsampled ...
which version of SC are you running?
7.3.1
At least they do play... I also have a TViX which just reboots if I
attempt to play anything higher res than a 16 bit 44.1KHz FLAC.
grahamn;382584 Wrote:
7.3.1
At least they do play... I also have a TViX which just reboots if I
attempt to play anything higher res than a 16 bit 44.1KHz FLAC.
The way that high-res files (higher than the native capability of your
player that is) are streamed changed in 7.3.1 (and again
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darrenyeats;377959 Wrote:
My opinion is that talk of consumer formats (high rate MP3 vs red book
vs SACD vs hi-rez PCM) is rearranging deckchairs on the Titanic. The
real story is the Loudness War and the dumbing down of production
values.
Almost every remaster I've come across sounds
Themis;382061 Wrote:
I think you'd better post this in the diy section, you'll get more
answers.
yeah, maybe you´re right themis, i followed your suggestion and started
it again in diy:
butterworth filter design/assembly of the sb classic???
btw.:
there is just a single order lowpass
sebp;381883 Wrote:
Back to 70+ years old singers, I recently discovered (Little) Jimmy
Scott's amazing cover of Nothing Compares To You, and I immediately
fell in love with it.
That's pure emotion.
Searched for this
Apple really needs to release allow itunes to be open source.
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badbob;382714 Wrote:
Apple really needs to release allow itunes to be open source.
Apple will NEVER do anything even remotely open source. Just look how
long it has taken them to give up on DRM and then only because they
were/are losing market share to the DRM free mp3's available on Amazon.
ralphpnj;381839 Wrote:
His hair.
and just about everything else including the fact whenever one does a
search for Ryan Adams, Bryan Adams almost always shows up instead.
Foul, very foul.
I should note that several recent DBT's have conclusively confirmed
that Ryan Adams and Bryan
Phil Leigh;382719 Wrote:
who the F is Ryan Adams?
I'm not sure if you're joking but in case you're not here's a link to
his bio on All Music Guide:
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amgsql=11:difexqujldke~T1
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Apple will NEVER do anything even remotely open source
I was just saying that as my experience with people with ipods, LAN
music playback, DRM, ipod synching etc.
If I do buy a music player, or listen to music it'll be over non copy
protected, wide platform. ie my MP3 player has
ralphpnj;382722 Wrote:
I'm not sure if you're joking but in case you're not here's a link to
his bio on All Music Guide:
http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amgsql=11:difexqujldke~T1
:o) - got ya!
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You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't
badbob;382730 Wrote:
LAN music playback
Nice term. I've never seen music/media streaming quite expressed like
that but that is, in fact, exactly what streaming music/media is -
playback via a local area network, be it wireless or wired. Very good,
I'll have to start using that term.
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ralphpnj;382750 Wrote:
Nice term. I've never seen music/media streaming quite expressed like
that but that is, in fact, exactly what streaming music/media is -
playback via a local area network, be it wireless or wired. Very good,
I'll have to start using that term.
Sarscasm is the lowest
ralphpnj;382750 Wrote:
Nice term. I've never seen music/media streaming quite expressed like
that but that is, in fact, exactly what streaming music/media is -
playback via a local area network, be it wireless or wired. Very good,
I'll have to start using that term.
Since Internet radio is
badbob;382753 Wrote:
Sarscasm is the lowest form of wit.
Seriously, I was not being sarcastic. I have really not seen that term
before and I do like it. Sorry if you thought otherwise.
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'Last.fm'
darrenyeats;382756 Wrote:
Since Internet radio is WAN and we have the term network music player
can I suggest network music playback?
Darren
Also a good and more encompassing term but there is also other media
playback besides music such as pictures and video so perhaps networked
media
HDD music playback ? :D
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Themis;382783 Wrote:
HDD music playback ? :D
What about flash and hybrid drives?
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'Last.fm' (http://www.last.fm/user/jazzfann/)
ralphpnj;382824 Wrote:
What about flash and hybrid drives?
Flash/hybrid are used for performance critical applications. Not for
non-critical storage like music.
Right now and for some years to come(and until memristors become really
cheap), HDD are the perfect media to store music.
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Themis;382848 Wrote:
Not for non-critical storage like music.
Non-critical? HEATHEN!
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mags65;382874 Wrote:
Non-critical? HEATHEN!
Permormance non-critical... :) I mean, when even a NAS can stream it,
no need for a high-tech media. ;)
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Phil Leigh;379406 Wrote:
I'd recommend a 1.5m coax spdif cable between SB and DAC. cost is not a
factor but length is!
Why? What is so special about this length?
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Phil Leigh;382594 Wrote:
The way that high-res files (higher than the native capability of your
player that is) are streamed changed in 7.3.1 (and again in 7.3.2). I'm
not entirely sure how this works for the TP; on the classic your files
would be converted to 320 kbs MP3(!) via lame in
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