dynaudiorules;647565 Wrote:
> Try 53 for "spdif", you may also like to try other values for "spdif" to
> suit your particular system and tastes...usually between 41-59.
Do you need to do a reboot each time you change this value?
Thanks!
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JohnSwenson;647694 Wrote:
> This is something I have been working towards for a long time.
> Unfortunately its not simple. The current ALSA interface is different
> than it was when the Touch drivers were written. So in order to use the
> latest ALSA system the Touch drivers would have to be modi
This is something I have been working towards for a long time.
Unfortunately its not simple. The current ALSA interface is different
than it was when the Touch drivers were written. So in order to use the
latest ALSA system the Touch drivers would have to be modified and
Logitech is (understandabl
Was wondering if anyone has compiled latest ALSA drivers and manually
copied into Touch?
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Would be nice if we had a 3rd party app that provided a few different
filter settings that toggled the spdif valuesay 44, 48, 53, 59 for
example.
I don't know about you but if I have music playing while I change the
value I can actually hear the difference fade in...
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Hi alec,
For the purpose of audio I was only interested in audio related
processes. Again these are tweaks I previously used on my Linux
machines. They proved to make Music Player Daemon sound really well so
I just used them on the Touch. For the Touch it would appear that the
etho IRQ would be
Hi again, Dyn. I was wondering, are those 5 processes the only that may
have a bearing on performance? I tried looking some of them up on alsa
and linux websites but some of them are not terribly descriptive.
I would have supposed they're all significant to some degree - clocks,
ethernet, spdif,
Thanks John,
I am think I posted that on my site, but I will stress the need to make
sure the process ID is the same.
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Just a caution, the process numbers are not carved in stone, as you
comment or uncomment things in rcS or change hardware configuration
(such as running off a USB disk), some of those process numbers can
change.
So I highly recommend running the command
ps -eLo pid,cls,rtprio,pri,nice,cmd | gre
Tom186;647636 Wrote:
> Sure, both interesting, yours will depend a lot on the DAC though. What
> I am after is info on whether the Linn DS SPDIF output is that much
> better (or at all better) than that of a modded SBT ...
>
> Anyone?
The problem here is that such a test is only valid for one p
JezA;647624 Wrote:
> The more interesting comparison would be a (modded or otherwise) Touch
> into any DAC vs a Linn DS.
Sure, both interesting, yours will depend a lot on the DAC though. What
I am after is info on whether the Linn DS SPDIF output is that much
better (or at all better) than that
Phil Leigh;646811 Wrote:
> Leaving aside the weirdness of a 16/96 dac, dither would only be needed
> if you were using the volume control.
It was a bit weird, but pretty good. IIRC I was using it with a dCS
upsampler, hence the need for dither. All ancient history now, I have
a 32/384-capable
The more interesting comparison would be a (modded or otherwise) Touch
into any DAC vs a Linn DS.
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JezA;644315 Wrote:
> I meant using the s/pdif output of the Sneaky into your M1.
>
> If the Touch has all these sensitivities to lines of code, brightness
> of displays, power supplies why throw good money at it trying to bodge
> a fix?
Hello,
so does anybody on here have a comparison between
Try 53 for "spdif", you may also like to try other values for "spdif" to
suit your particular system and tastes...usually between 41-59.
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Reducing 'sharpness' any suggested values?
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Hi Tuffy,
The mod works regardless if wlan is enabled or not. Wireless streaming
will not be compromised.
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Thanks for sharing this mod. I have already installed soundcheck's
toolbox 2 with impressive results. However, I am using WLAN... does
your mod work if I skip this step, or will wireless streaming be
compromised?
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Bert003;647499 Wrote:
>
> Anyway, if I have installed it and it, how do I create a filter curve
> with +2dB at 150Hz? The measuring programs create a curve/wav, but how
> do I do this manual?
Probably the easiest way in Inguz is to use a 15 band equalizer and
move the 160Hz band up 2db, or you
Hi Bert003,
the entries in convert.conf do not mean that every thing is converted.
They are only rules which will be applied if you want conversion to be
applied. This is what you select in the Advanced/File Types menu. The
standard selections do not do any conversion if it is not necessary,
e.g.
dynaudiorules;647456 Wrote:
> Tip:
>
> If you feel the sound is a bit too clear for your system just back down
> on the "SPDIF" value a bit.
>
>
> Enjoy!!
Hi again... I have now also disabled Samba and WLAN and it gives me a
better sound balance... Big Thanks from Denmark :-)
I'm also runni
Here's an example of a custom-convert.conf with a highpass filter
applied to flac playback:
Code:
flc flc * *
[flac] -dcs $START$ $END$ -- $FILE$ | [sox] -q -t wav - -t flac -C 0
$RESAMPLE$ - highpass -1 100
You'd probably want to us
I walked through some manuals, it shouldn't be so difficult.
But it looks like Inguz tools are not developed anymore since a tweak
is necessary to get it to work under windows 7?
Anyway, if I have installed it and it, how do I create a filter curve
with +2dB at 150Hz? The measuring programs crea
dynaudiorules;647456 Wrote:
> Tip:
> If you feel the sound is a bit too clear for your system just back down
> on the "SPDIF" value a bit.
> Enjoy!!
Sorry, dyn, can you clarify what you would tweak here? I understand how
you'd wish to separate IRQs but how does one determine which processes
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