terryd wrote:
> Having overloaded on reading up and trying to work out the answer, could
> one of you knowledgeable chaps (and chappeses) point me in the right
> direction for the final decisions that I need to make please.
>
> I have the music stored on a NAS which is no problem, I feed the
>
drmatt wrote:
> Sounds like it. Can I ask why? I would guess sox can do it but it will
> resample to 44khz (or whatever) so it might not be pretty (particularly
> if you're only changing one or other of tempo and pitch).
>
> Are you a musician looking to play along to pitch shifted recordings?
d6jg wrote:
> You know the answer to all those questions but can I add for absolute
> clarification that if your PC cost less than £1000 or USD1200 then you
> clearly shouldn't insert a CD for ripping under any circumstances.
I'm going to have to re-rip EVERTHING
;-)
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edwardthern wrote:
> LMS is a link in the chain of digital data being transmitted from a
> source [HD, file etc.] and a Dac. Anything along the chain and induce
> jitter.
Doesn't this imply that the creation of the file which is being played
(eg, mp3 or FLAC) could also cause the dreaded
Your Yamaha amp should already be optimized for a standard "line" level
which the Touch provides (use one of the "TAPE" or "AUX" inputs, NOT the
PHONO!). I would say don't add anything between the Touch and your 720.
I would use the 720's volume control to get the best setting - use the
ralphpnj wrote:
> Are you kidding? Let's get really, really real:
Sorry - can't get behind this - it looks "digital" to me ;-)
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jkeny wrote:
If the test is inherently skewed towards producing null results unless
very carefully administered by professionals with expertise in the area
of perceptual testing, then repeating it ad-nauseum will not make any
difference - you will consistently get null results
So how is
Wombat wrote:
Not only because they are around the corner but for the simple attempt
not often found at these high-end vendors i like Avantgarde Acoustics
ZERO 1 http://www.avantgarde-acoustic.de/zero1/_en/zero-einfach.html
No fancy peripherals needed just something easily available as
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audiophiles
reconstruction filter, you've eliminate all the harmonics
due to sampling of the 15kHz signal, and are left with ALL the
information at 15kHz.
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the source of distortion is so it's not really useful. I
imagine there could be metrics for a broadband signal test to verify
the accuracy of the result, but the typical tests are more useful to
understand where the deficiencies lie.
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...). This was followed by
dedicated Atom-based server (in a back room), 2 Booms, Radio, Duet.
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be possible to work around this and actually
install SOX and setup appropriate configurations to enable transcoding
from 96kHz to 48kHz so your Duet Receiver can play these hi-rez
streams.
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, however, that these boxes tend to
multiply. They work well in multiples, and you can synchronize
multiple players running throughout your home, or have each player
supporting its own stream, which is another really nice feature of
these devices.
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-volatile, yet still re-programmable (also much simpler than FPGAs).
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-the-shelf products for
performing amplitude/phase corrections. Advantage would be you should
be able to equalize each XO output for actual amp/speaker combination,
as well as delay and amplitude match each set to each other.
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-ways plus subs). Of course you still
need separate amps for each speaker.
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infant mortality failures.
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was decent, but there is limited volume. This probably depends
on what you are using for headphones.
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I don't believe Brothers in Arms is a good example of loudness wars -
I consider it to have about the most dynamic range of anything in my
collection... it doesn't seem afraid to have quiet sections of music.
I suspect the issue here is with the outboard hardware.
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So, do you know the difference between Hardware and Software?
Sorry - didn't mean this to be too deep a question... more of a geeky
riddle.
Answer: You can change the hardware!
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So, do you know the difference between Hardware and Software?
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It might be worth performing a Xilinx reset. Don't know the process
off-hand, but I believe it's documented on the Wiki.
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It's not clear how you've named your cover art... normally it would be
saved in each Albums directory as folder.jpg or cover.jpg. I think
any other file name requires some setup in Squeezeboxserver.
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that seems best and post there.
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I don't know if you've tried this, but maybe open-up the box, and make
sure the wireless card is properly seated.
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phase distortion).
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, with a simple elegance (as
opposed to big speakers and old JVC receiver). Between your FLAC
collection, music services available (pandora, etc.), you get a lot of
versatility, and all you see is the little SB3 and a couple of speakers.
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What format were the downloaded files?
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If you got it new from Logitech, don't you have a 30 day trial?
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the extra step to transcode into
something else to get the best playback with the most common format
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