krochat wrote:
> Well that's just wacky. It was on the http://www.tidal.com/download
> page.
>
> In the meantime, here's a link to the app I just put in my Dropbox:
> https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/40830949/TIDAL-3.2.3.16-WW.exe
>
> Have fun,
> Kim
Thanks. I downloaded and installed the a
garym wrote:
> hmmm. Tidal PC app? I didn't realize that existed. Right now it seems
> to not be available for download, but I'll try it in future tests when
> available.
Well that's just wacky. It was on the http://www.tidal.com/download
page.
In the meantime, here's a link to the app I just
Thanks for the detailed explanation. So I need to hope that TIDAL cuts
the same deals as Netflix in the future.
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garym wrote:
> @pippin, Could you elaborate on this. So my Transporter has a smaller
> internal buffer than my Touch or Radio.
Well, it's all about that "Net Neutrality" thing everybody keeps talking
about.
Yes. I don't know the exact figures for the Transporter but Touch and
Radio use 3MB wh
What " burns in " is your mind :)
Re cables as any reasonably designed cable is the same as any other ,
they can't per definition burn in as you can't hear them in the first
place .
And there is no property that change in any reasonable time span .
cables are the same for decades .
Maybe they b
Anything that "burns in" or "breaks in" is also wearing out.
Why would you buy a cable that's wearing out?
(Basically, cable break in is a lie, just designed to get you to hold
onto the new cable until you can't return it, because they sound
*exactly* the same as much cheaper cables.)
Mike
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pippin wrote:
>
> There is one risk remaining: especially the old Squeezebox models have a
> rather small internal buffer so they are a bit more sensitive against
> unstable connections compared to especially the smartphone Apps (but
> TIDAL's web interface for me always was even more sensitive)
hmmm. Tidal PC app? I didn't realize that existed. Right now it seems
to not be available for download, but I'll try it in future tests when
available.
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I don't think it is ickstream. I see the buffering on the TOUCH only as
well, so not just related to my older Transporter. Also I can have hours
and days of use with zero buffering. It is only sometimes. And those
sometimes are typically early evening for me (I'm in Eastern United
States). I get t
Archimago wrote:
> Yes. That sounds about right.
>
> It'll be a bit of work though. The only way these recordings would sound
> any good in digital is if we do vinyl drops at 384kHz, 32-bits floating
> point using the esteemed Caliburn turntable and esoteric cartridge (at
> least set us back ano
Yes, please let me know. I usually also tell TIDAL then because I know
they are still optimizing their network and can use the feedback.
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probedb wrote:
> It isn'tand you just changed the goalposts. Let's take just one
> track from my collection:
>
> Artist Name: 65daysofstatic
> Track Title: The Distant & Mechanised Glow of Eastern European Dance
> Parties
> Album Title: The Destruction of Small Ideas
>
> ...just broke your
JJZolx wrote:
> It's pretty simple, really. There's a big difference between systems
> with servers running (mostly) on general purpose computers rather than
> having software running on the limited, low power hardware contained in
> many devices. It's exactly the same problem that Logitech ran i
Archimago wrote:
> I'm impressed again at the power and flexibility of the Squeezebox/LMS
> system!
It's pretty simple, really. There's a big difference between systems
with servers running (mostly) on general purpose computers rather than
having software running on the limited, low power hardwa
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