Hi..
Am about to take delivery on a pair of Mozart Grands this SaturdayI
know these are not quite "audiophile" speakers but I figured they were
close enough that this forum was the lesser of the evils as far as
where to post, heheh.
We auditioned Maggies, Definitive Technology Mythos SBL,
You can also configure SOX to downmix into stereo automatically
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pski;554803 Wrote:
> What about these little (and $400) gizmos that are claimed to correct
> the "clocking" of winders/OSX USB and convert to coax optical out?
I had M2Tech hiFace (BNC version) for a month, and I can say it is at
least no worse than my Transporter via Ethernet input. I even like
Archimago;555114 Wrote:
> Hi guys. No, it's not an issue with DTS surround bit streams; rather an
> issue with multichannel lossless compressed FLAC files. These are
> accepted by SqueezeCenter/Server and show up as music to play.
>
> Just attached a short 30-sec 6-channel FLAC-compliant file
pski;554816 Wrote:
> Thanks. All the music is already apple lossless (which I understand IS
> compressed.) I tried EAC before setting-out but it took FOREVER. I've
> been using dbpoweramp for conversions.
>
> As a summary: it sounds like USB might be better than spdif because
> it's synchronous.
Any DAC with an asynchronous USB interface will proudly announce that
fact, since the DLIII does not mention anything about its USB input
other than that it has one, my guess is that its a run of the mill
adaptive mode interface.
I would just stick with the Squeezebox, its guaranteed to be bit
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cliveb;554859 Wrote:
> That is not necessarily so. USB DACs *can* operate in asynchronous mode
> (where the master clock is in the DAC and controls the transfer from
> the computer host), but many USB DACs (especially the cheaper ones)
> operate in adaptive mode where the DAC has no control over
Hi guys. No, it's not an issue with DTS surround bit streams; rather an
issue with multichannel lossless compressed FLAC files. These are
accepted by SqueezeCenter/Server and show up as music to play.
Just attached a short 30-sec 6-channel FLAC-compliant file to the bug
report above. It's 6 ch
Glad to hear no drop outs. A while back when I had it set up, there
were a bunch of stations, many in Eastern Europe, that advertised high
bit rates, but they never played without dropping out every few
seconds.
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Hey - I know, I know, blame the ex-wife, it looks great :) Digital out
only, I believe
Thanks for the fast reply!
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A £1,400 CD stereo really doesn't have a digital input?!?!
wow!
Yes, you can connect a Touch to the AUX no problem.
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Hi All
I hope this is the right place for this question. I'm interested in
jumping into this world and getting the Squeezebox touch. I'd be
looking to hook it up to the Beosound 9000 via the Aux connection. Is
there any reason this would not work - would I need an amplifier as
well? My iPod c
mswlogo;554807 Wrote:
> The whole reclocking over USB is a joke. USB is TWO-WAY so any USB
> device should not have jitter issues getting out to that device.
That is not necessarily so. USB DACs *can* operate in asynchronous mode
(where the master clock is in the DAC and controls the transfer fro
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