hmmm...
the custom-convert.conf file - did you put it in the folder:
c:\program files\squeezebox\server\plugins\inguzeq ?
the custom-convert.conf file should also be in:
{your cache folder}\installedplugins\plugins\eq
the location of your cache folder is shown on the information tab of
the
Hi folks.
I forked that volume control discussion to the developers forum.
Cheers
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Phil Leigh;618593 Wrote:
Decca was still using their own curve into the early 70's... and they
weren't alone.
I'd like to see a reference for that. I know they were using their own
curve in the early hi-fi era, but I have Decca Lps from the late 50s
that are clearly marked RIAA.
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Will check this evening. I am pretty sure i put custom-convert.conf in
several locations.
I did have a look at server.log which was meaningless to me as I am
illiterate, but it didn't look good to me -like being shouted at by a
policeman in a language you don't understand.
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adamdea;618668 Wrote:
Sorry back at work
Will check this evening. I am pretty sure i put custom-convert.conf in
several locations.
I did have a look at server.log which was meaningless to me as I am
illiterate, but it didn't look good to me -like being shouted at by a
policeman in a
WilCox;618626 Wrote:
Just finished ripping all 15 of my DVD Audio discs. A piece of cake
with Audio Extractor followed by Media Monkey for tagging and artwork.
I finally get to listen to these great hi-res recordings on my
Transporter.
Thanks again Henry66 and Ralphpnj.
Cool! Now you
Phil Leigh;618706 Wrote:
:-) I speak policeman...
Yes I appreciate that, in both senses. I will post the server.log when
I get home tonight.
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Try as I might, I was never able to spot the ever elusive unicorn some
audiophiles call 'blacker blacks'. Although the audiophile press and
brochureware abound with such terms, I'm at a loss as to what the hell
does that mean?
Can someone enlighten me? How would I go about detecting 'blacker
That's what's so good about standards. There are so many variations of
them;)
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A...I knew you'd come through for us MagiccarpetrideI just knew
it. :)
Blacker blacks? We're not supposed to know these things. As mere
mortals, we cannot possibly hope to understand them.They come from
another realmanother plane of existence. Only the
self-actualized,
I'm reminded of Spinal Tap and the Black Album:
In the 1984 film, lead guitarist Nigel Tufnel looks at the album cover
for the first time and opines, It's like, how much more black could
this be? And the answer is none, none, none more black.
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Ya know..if it was something as simple as Whiter Whites, it would be a
small matter to direct you to the laundry detergent aisle at your local
supermarket.
When the fringes of the audio press are populated by Seers, and
poets...is when we begin to hear phrases like Blacker blacks, etc, et
al.
Curt962;618804 Wrote:
Ya know..if it was something as simple as Whiter Whites, it would be a
small matter to direct you to the laundry detergent aisle at your local
supermarket.
When the fringes of the audio press are populated by Seers, and
poets...is when we begin to hear phrases
Depends on the cables. Nice try. :)
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C:\ProgramData\Squeezebox\Cache\InstalledPlugins/Plugins/InguzEQ/Plugin.pm
line 391.
[11-03-17 05:11:39.2511] Slim::Control::Request::notify (2131) Error:
Failed notify: Undefined subroutine
Slim::Utils::PluginManager::pluginRootDirs called at
As yet another guitar player, and former hi-end hi-fi manufacturer
employee, I'd have to agree that 'mechanical' items DO change with
time. Usually this is in a good way (guitars, speakers, turntables) We
used to run amplifiers 'flat-out' into a dummy load for around 72 hours
before shipping
Curt962;618569 Wrote:
Hang on there Grasshopper...I did specify electro MECHANICAL devices as
an exception. You'll get no dispute from me there. As has been more
than adequately illustrated in other posts, it is the mega, craptastic,
monumental improvements that occur in purely electronic
Phil Leigh;618566 Wrote:
But this has zippo to do with burn in. Guitars are mechanical. The
timbers age and mature - they change.
Raise your hand if you agree with this (raises his hand)!
Arguably, certain components found in guitars (i.e. electric pickups)
also age and mature. True? Isn't
At some point the discussion becomes less than meaningful. Phil is
right, and in a general sense...electronics don't age quite the same as
wine.
Even so, the life cycle of many modern low-power consumer products
typically extends far beyond our desire to keep said product before
upgrade-itis
settings - advanced - logging... player.source... set to DEBUG
play a track - repost log here (there will be lots of it!)
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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...
Touch(wired/XP) - Audiolense 3.3/2.0+INGUZ DRC - MF M1
magiccarpetride;618829 Wrote:
Raise your hand if you agree with this (raises his hand)!
Arguably, certain components found in guitars (i.e. electric pickups)
also age and mature. True? Isn't that a burn-in of non-mechanical
parts?
That is in the eye of the beholder (or, more
Phil Leigh;618860 Wrote:
It's a completely deniable fact that the passage of electrical current
(sic) down a wire changes anything about the wire. There is no proof of
this.
Unless the current was so high the wire melted...
The passage of electrical current indicates the passage of time,
The growth of grass indicates the passage of time, and as you say the
passage of time indicates change. What you're hearing is the grass
growing. It's perfectly natural, and has nothing to do with wires. ;)
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magiccarpetride;618862 Wrote:
The passage of electrical current indicates the passage of time, no? And
the passage of time indicates that change is taking place, no?
Or am I way off here? Heraclitus was full of shit, was he?
Yeah - about as much as Xenophanes of Colophon
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Have emailed. Hope I have not stepped out of line but I also turned
Inguzeq to debug
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magiccarpetride;618862 Wrote:
The passage of electrical current indicates the passage of time, no? And
the passage of time indicates that change is taking place, no?
Or am I way off here? Heraclitus was full of shit, was he?
No, No, Yes and not Heraclitus.
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magiccarpetride;618862 Wrote:
Or am I way off here? Heraclitus was full of shit, was he?
Umm, as I recall, Heraclitus has been known for millennia as The
Obscure. For good reason. His pronouncements were opaque,
impenetrable, often without apparent sense.
He could easily be the patron
magiccarpetride;618862 Wrote:
The passage of electrical current indicates the passage of time, no? And
the passage of time indicates that change is taking place, no?
Exercise for the reader: what changes are possible for copper wire? Do
these changes have a positive or negative effect on
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