I don;t know anything about Audiolens - I can only find references to
AudioLense
If AudioLense is the system then it looks like a user has been trying to
use Audiolense filters in CamillaDSP see
https://moodeaudio.org/forum/showthread.php?tid=4103
Having DSP within the ALSA environment would
iansr wrote:
> Based on a quick bit of research it looks like Inguz only works on 2
> channels. I need to apply filters for at least 6 channels, possibly 8.
LMS internally only deal with 2 channels.
For any special audioprocessing - usually it is done by transcoding with
Flac in and Flac out
stosoorok wrote:
> It's kind like a good wine, gognac or food
Does the cognac taste different depending on who carried the bottle from
the cellar to the table ?
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Alternative use LMS CDplayer plugin but only applicable if the USB CD
player is plugged into LMS server is convenient for CD access and HT amp
is connected to an SB player.
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For BBC R4 - if you are using BBCiPlayer plugin - make sure the "Allow
Transcoding" is checked
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I don't know inguz but those FileTypes look very wrong.
How are you playing the BBC R4 AAC stream ? If it is using BBCiPlayer
plugin - then it is has own filetype transcoding handling so inguz
probably won't work if usig an iplayer:// type URL. .
Aesculus wrote:
> OK. Rather than killing myself debugging I decided to join the existing
> decade and I installed QLogitechMediaServer
>
> Now the players downsample the HD audio like it used to.
>
> Now I have to dig up my old plugin I wrote for my Denon amp and iPeng
> since it never made
Aesculus wrote:
> I think you nailed it. From the LMS Log File:
>
> sh:
> /share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg/LogitechMediaServer/var/home/SqueezeboxServer/Bin/i386-linux/flac:
> No such file or directory
> sh:
> /share/MD0_DATA/.qpkg/LogitechMediaServer/var/home/SqueezeboxServer/Bin/i386-linux/sox:
> No
Aesculus wrote:
> Hate to open up and old thread but none of my duet players will play
> 92khz flac files. It I select one the play icon just blinks and does not
> play. If I use a Touch it plays fine. And if I link players then it
> won't play either.
>
> Am I am missing something here?
diego wrote:
> However, this setup allows me for now to detect this noise issue and I
> hope to eliminate it, too.
You could check if the noise is due to the USB GND & 5V power lines from
either device by either cutting the GND and 5V wires in a USB cable or
just putting thin slivers of paper
daFlow wrote:
> will do.
>
> ..found out even cd rip's (44.1k16bits wave with cue sheet) get
> converted, so squeezelite seems to refuse wave at all. will fix that!
> thanks!
cue sheets are a bit special but you should be able to send audio
without conversion to Flac. Be careful when reading
daFlow wrote:
> thanks for your input; it seems to come down to LMS not being
> WAV-native?
No - LMS can understand WAV just that some more recent additions
(higher res, 32 bit setc may not be fully supported by players. If
format is not natioveky supoprtred by a player then LMS has to
daFlow wrote:
> thanks that was very helpful indeed.
>
> Have to catch up on my c3po transcoding now; i get converted flac files
> (sox wav-flc commands) out of my wavefiles when trying to initiate
> playback, and i seem to have some weirdness there ("unexpected end of
> stream"-stuff).
It seems to imply that either
1. LMS has not understood the file type (drill down on the the track in
WebGUI to see what format LMS thinks the file is )
2. LMS does no have any rule to convert the format suitable for a player
(i.e. sox)
Enable logging player.source to INFO to get a log of how
If the Transporter output buffer runs out of data (e.g. due to network
issue) then there will be a buffer underrun signalled.
Are there any messages in the server.log ?
Can you attach a DAC to digital output to test to see if the problem is
in the analog output stage ?
golddustpeak wrote:
>
Clicking is probably the demagnetising of the force feedback knob.
Normal.
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SamS wrote:
> I saw your instructions for checking the output.ana info, but I'm not
> sure where I should be running the command 'flac -a Song.flac'? I'm
> using a Mac, if that matters. Happy to check these files and report
> back, if you could provide this last bit of guidance. Thanks.
Flac
darrenyeats wrote:
> It depends what you mean by automated control. Does this include
> reacting to outside peak temperature - I guess this would need hooking
> into forecasts?
>
> One of my complaints about many offices is that they are too cold on hot
> days and too hot on cold days. I know
I think you'll never keep people happy even after adding automation.
>From past experience with an office and air-conditioning. Even though
temp was automated - it seems depending on how it looked outside (sunny,
rainy, windy) - occupants "felt" hot/cold and complained. Solution -
put in a
Does trasnporter actually do digital passthrough - I thought it could
only do digital in to analogue out. (
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?63032-Transporter-no-digital-output-when-playing-from-digital-in
)
A bit of light relief. In a recent BBC documentary about illusion -
there was a demo of how what you see can affect what you think you
hear.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G-lN8vWm3m0
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Fizbin wrote:
> No where else in the world does DHL charge a handlng (aka cash grab)
> fee. Only Canada. Same goes with UPS and Fedex Ground.
Nope - here as well and there is a hefty minimum charge (used to be
about 50).
SlimChances wrote:
> next
or even Open Reel cassette - for those who couldn't make up their minds.
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|Download:
Julf wrote:
> But no brass or imitation wood...
No but loads of electronics, plexiglass, motors, and belts - just so
much to go wrong --- check out from 0:55 onward
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1paWPuYTupI
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Julf wrote:
> Not sure - I think the hipster crowd are more into walkmans and
> ghettoblasters...
They obviously haven't seen the RX-505 - lotso of knobs button controls
and a autoreverse mechanism which flipped the cassette.
ralphpnj wrote:
> And he could very clearly hear jitter.
Did he hear jitter or was it flutter in pre-digital era ?
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philippe_44 wrote:
$700 for a USB cable ... I guess I'm going to start a new business :)
Seriously, it is amazing to see that people can write such non-sense.
Well, at least it is not as bad as some miracle medecine that can
really hurt
The USB cable is no use unless you also buy the audio
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My guess is there is a problem with the software/hardware somewhere.
I suggest re-read the thread as there have been lots of testing and
analysis work already done on this topic for example see
Nikhil wrote:
With regards to your comment on the WiFi strength, that obviously isn't
a problem because the SB2 with 38% signal is playing 48 kHz files and
44.1 kHz files absolutely fine. It is the SBTouch with the 50% signal
that is showing the problem.
IIRC the wifi signal strength comes
It is a very strange problem.
If it is not incompatibility - then it is back to source.
Were the Flac files all created with the same application and compressed
to the same level ?
What is the origin of the 48Khz files are they different to the other
files ?
If the OP takes a working 96kHz
stop-spinning wrote:
Perhaps my understanding is wrong here, but I understand that the
Softsqueeze software can be used instead of a Logitech Receiver.
You can run any of the soft players on a netbook not just SoftSqueeze
but Squeezeplay, Squeezeslave and squeezelite. Depending on OS and
but would internally downsample by only playing every 2nd sample.
It was then removed
See this thread including post by Sean Adams
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IIRC the network Netest pluigin which implements the test was rewritten
in 7.6. Not sure if the changes only applied to Squeezeplay.
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WAV (e.g. expect to processed data and do a copy while decompressing)
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updating (e.g. smooth
text scrolling).
I also expect Flac (especially 96/24 with high compression) to be more
CPU intensive than WAV but it need be not as big a difference as
expected. Ultimately, measurement should show which is more CPU
intensive and their relative performance.
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Touch, soz and resampling (albeit to 192)
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I misunderstood I thought your were using Touch to resample.
To use a SBS server - then look at this thread.
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=69454
To debug use WebUI Setting/Advanced/Loggin and set player.source to
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Softsqueeze is viewed as a Transporter and supporting 24/96 and so no
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Javasound can't handle 24/96 so the stream is played as static.
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if only Softsqueeze and Squeezeslave supported ASIO under
windows!
This is more Sun issue for Softsqueeze as JavaSound doesn't support
ASIO.
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I check that out before I made the comment. Matthias's code was for a
student thesis, it is v1.0, no updates and was completed in early 2004
(consider MS has changed Windows Audio APIs for Vista).
I reckon using that module would be asking for trouble.
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Softsqueeze is deprecated - there will be no further development by
development team.
Development effort is being put into Squeezeplay as the supported soft
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. The RealAudio streams cannot
be played by SB natively so they have to be transcoded into Flac or MP3
by SC. The default configuration is Flac.
Can you clarify on what you mean by a major drawback ?
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Discussed already
see http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=36638
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goes through SC but
even then it may not be perfect (although some users report success)
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are that any better quality services such as TV
and better quality audio will only be available to BBC license payers -
i.e. UK only.
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dennis55 Wrote:
BPA,have a look at the TIVOLI Audio mk1 by Henry Kloss.
The op is gvh not me. I already have a Tivoli PAL, a PC tuner card
(hooked up to cable supplied FM) and a Griffin Radio Shark.
My suggestion was that instead of having two boxes in the Kitchen, gvh
could have a real
An alternative would be add FM capability to the PC running SC and route
radio through the SC.
Users have used TV Tuner cards or Griffin Radio Shark to do this.
See
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DTS track (if you
have any).
If you want surround sound from SB using all 5.1 speakers from AUX
input - check the Home Cinema system supports this mode as some Home
Cinema systems restrict AUX input to 2 front speaker.
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There is some documentation:
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of
socketwrapper.
Your gapless issue may also be a result in this change in use of
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they are
read, acked and played and so you can get TCP/IP reset.
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(e.g.
onto a different fibre in a SDH ring) without
interrupting/breaking/resetting the TCP connections, the SB will be
ideal and the amount of buffering won't really matter.
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it may be worth trying.
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Have you just put up your christmas decorations ?
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/12/06/no_wifi_for_xmas/
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) and there are a few
higher speed AACplus which say their 96kbit/s or 128Kbits stream is CD
quality. The web site www.tuner2.com has
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bandwidth and I think is not
considered to be the best way to spend the licence money. Perhaps this
is why the new WMA based UK only services may have higher rates.
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In terms of the BBC - I think the internet services were set up as a
replacement for SW and before DAB for users where FM was poor and only
received LW/MW.
As a side issues - the encodings of the Listen Again programs are
different to the live streams.
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Is using the number RS-232 on the network products some sort of joke by
the developers ?
RS-232 is the old modem standard 300-19.2k bit/sec.
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