Phil Leigh;632562 Wrote:
> The ALSA code manages the audio hardware interface in a linux
> environment. It has nothing to do with networking. The TTBuffer mod
> alters the amount/rate of data passed to the audio hardware within the
> Touch itself.
>
> I have no idea why you have problems streami
PasTim;632555 Wrote:
> I thought it was obvious I was ignorant and was asking for an
> explanation or hint where I might find one, but clearly not.
>
> What is Alsa? I see hints on t'web that it's a Linux whatchamacallit.
The ALSA code manages the audio hardware interface in a linux
environment
I suspect I should give in on this topic. I did work on Unix a few
decades ago, but know little about Linux. I've lived with many PC
flavours but they become more impenetrable by the year (and yes, I have
written interrupt handlers in assembler for many bits of kit, but all a
long time ago).
I t
Phil Leigh;632553 Wrote:
> no it has nothing to do with the network at all.
I thought it was obvious I was ignorant and was asking for an
explanation or hint where I might find one, but clearly not.
What is Alsa? I see hints on t'web that it's a Linux whatchamacallit.
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Reachpeng,
I have used XLRs wired into a Y configuration (as distinct from a Y
splitter with XLR connectors) and I believe it doesn't degrade the
signal. This means for each channel two XLR cables are wired at one end
into a single connector. Bit of a squeeze but my dealer was able to do
it. This
PasTim;632550 Wrote:
> I tried to look up Alsa, but failed to find anything I could understand.
> I thought the ttbuffer was changing network buffering.
no it has nothing to do with the network at all.
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You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't wh
I tried to look up Alsa, but failed to find anything I could understand.
I thought the ttbuffer was changing network buffering.
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aubuti;632539 Wrote:
> I know you believe it's not your network, but that's still where the
> symptoms are pointing. Did you ever try a different switch or cables,
> as suggested in post #643? I wouldn't be at all surprised if a standard
> consumer-grade switch started gagging on that much data.
Hello, late to this thread, but I have the same challenge as
piperpilot12w - use my Transporter's one pair of XLR output to feed (1)
one pair of Focal active desktop monitors, and (2) an active Focal sub
(which accepts one pair of XLR inputs).
I was told by some that I could use a XLR Y-splitte
I know you believe it's not your network, but that's still where the
symptoms are pointing. Did you ever try a different switch or cables,
as suggested in post #643? I wouldn't be at all surprised if a standard
consumer-grade switch started gagging on that much data.
Btw, it sounds like the buff
Soulkeeper;632530 Wrote:
> Wikipedia: 'PCM'
> (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_pulse-code_modulation)
> Wikipedia: 'FIR'
> (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finite_impulse_response)
> Wikipedia: 'EQ' (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equalization)
> Squeezebox wiki: 'BruteFIR'
> (http://wiki.slimdevi
Wikipedia: 'PCM'
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linear_pulse-code_modulation)
Wikipedia: 'FIR'
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Finite_impulse_response)
Wikipedia: 'EQ' (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equalization)
Squeezebox wiki: 'BruteFIR'
(http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/Brutefir_Filter)
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mervin_b;632504 Wrote:
>
> The PCM is FIR EQ'd with brutefirdrc on
>
Apologies for my ignorance, but what does that mean?
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soundcheck;632476 Wrote:
> I tried 96khz PCM streaming. Still a disaster on my setup. 96khz flacs
> do work.
> I havn't seee a Logitech product limitation "96khz/24 PCM streams not
> supported". On a 100MBIT interface in a GBit network, that task should
> be a piece of cake.
>
> I need to spent
soundcheck;632476 Wrote:
> You're too late. ;)
> "many times" !?!?? Hmmh. I tried 96khz PCM streaming. Still a disaster
> on my setup. 96khz flacs do work.
> I havn't seee a Logitech product limitation "96khz/24 PCM streams not
> supported". On a 100MBIT interface in a GBit network, that task s
kiat;632292 Wrote:
> A beta TT3.0 !?? You need a beta tester :) ?
>
You're too late. ;)
kiat;632292 Wrote:
>
> So far the SQ wise and system response the 7.6 is many times better the
> 7.5.x version. I would anytime run 7.6 version instead of the stable
> 7.5.4 version on my ReadyNas Duo
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