No, as long as the server is good enough to fill the player buffer ,
that's one core idea behind the squeezebox .
It is independent of audio drivers etc on the PC .
However the browsing experience and responsiveness vary greatly with
servers and some low end NAS ones with arm or RISC CPU can't ha
IMHO, the answer is qualified yes, a surge protector can detrimentally
affect sound quality just as much as any cheap powerstrip or powercord
can. It is all a function of the resolution of your system, the quality
and type of the surge protector, and what, if anything, it is replacing.
As I've
ShutterShock wrote:
> Any powered speaker recommendations for direct connection from a SB
> Classic? I've been using the AudioEngine A2s on my desktop and am blown
> away by their accuracy.
>
> Just wondering about room-filling alternatives. Are the AudioEngine 5
> series worth considering? A
I had a PC based problem with clicking through my speakers, streaming
LMS through my desktop back along. And went over to usung my laptop
exclusively.
I stopped using the desktop as my music server until today, now I'm
running the newest LMS have removed and re-installed all my network
drivers et
Whenever I make a change to some part of my music system
(cables,component), I wonder if the sound quality has been affected pro
or con. After experiencing some occasional and infrequent snaps/pops, I
decided to troubleshoot. Luckily, changing out the surge protector has
eliminated the noises. But
