earwaxer9;639794 Wrote:
108F here - getting the monsoons now - thats good. How do you like the
Diablo?
Diablo was great until I hit about 3500' when the upper half of the
quads on my right leg cramped. Hurt like hell. Doubled the
electrolyte concentration of my water bottle, waited for the
You'll get the best out of the Touch by connecting it to a better DAC,
imo.
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Hi guys.
Router/network related issues are ususally causing some kind of
rebuffering issues. We're talking about timeframes of a couple of
seconds where crackling would occur.
Alsa related underruns causing usually some kind of scratchy
continous sound.
Since I got my new router in place
Covenant;639777 Wrote:
Thanks chaps. The crackling is only when changing something-flicking
between favourites for example. I guess I might just have to put the
buffer back to 2.
Sure you have all the sound effects turned off? Or is there some kind
of plugin or something else you have
I just purchased a Transporter with the tube output. I love the sound,
but the unit has a loud pop whenever it switches from normal resolution
to 24/96 or 24/88. It is very annoying, especially since my Duets do
not do this (although they do not play the hi defs natively). Is this
really a
shamanjr;639817 Wrote:
I just purchased a Transporter with the tube output. I love the sound,
but the unit has a loud pop whenever it switches from normal resolution
to 24/96 or 24/88. It is very annoying, especially since my Duets do
not do this (although they do not play the hi defs
That's really a shame. Mine only does it when I switch from normal to
hi res. Yours does not do this at all?
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The standard, official Transporter does not do this. Your unofficially
modded unit may be at fault.
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Phil Leigh
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 DAC - Linn 5103
- full
Mine's stock standard and doesn't make any noise switching between files
of differing resolution.
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(http://www.ubuntugeek.com/linux-finally-gets-a-great-audio-tagger.html):
'puddletag' (http://puddletag.sourceforge.net/)*
Pole fitted, curtains hung. It was worth all the stress oh yes.
Butterfly couch seats from Ambient Lounge.
http://photobucket.com/Tank121garageConversion
No room for the table, shame!
Now some tips for optimizing my setup please
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Get a better DAC!
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shamanjr;639828 Wrote:
That's really a shame. Mine only does it when I switch from normal to
hi res. Yours does not do this at all?
No. The standard Transporter is a very very fine equipment out of the
box. It was way before it's time, and still today it is a fine
player/DAC.
A shame to
firedog;639808 Wrote:
Sure you have all the sound effects turned off? Or is there some kind of
plugin or something else you have going that is trying to make a sound
effect?
Have you tried disabling all plugins and seeing if that makes a
difference?
Firedog thank you, it was a
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