Thanks JHM731... Your comment allowed me to get the 24/96 output from
the toslink connector to the Lexicon. I did look for that, but assumed
it would have been a system preference as opposed to a utility.
Still cannot seem to get the hi-rez to the transporter though...
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rhodyavphile
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Do you have your mini set to output 24/96?
If not, go to: Applications -> Utilities -> Audio MIDI Setup
and you'll find the settings for the digital output.
rhodyavphile;246820 Wrote:
> I have recently purchased a Mac Mini to serve as my slim server and have
> seemed to run into an issue with
I have no issues with 24/96 FLAC, that I am creating through Audacity
from 24/96 AIFF files. The issue I am having is when I use iTunes none
of my hogher res files play, irrelevant of whether they are AIFF or
m4a...
As an aside, I managed to get the music folder to recognoze the nas
volume throu
>seemed to run into an issue with 24/96 files, either m4a<
My experience (with Windows) is 24/96 AAC caused the server-side
transcoder to crash out.
The (long)workaround was to use Quicktime Pro to export the files as
24/96 WAV, then lossless compress to 24/96 FLAC. These were fine on the
slimse
If Apple lossless is chosen for a Mac, should one or more stream formats
be deselected for optimal playback fidelity?
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One reason I have both foramts is to use the m4a files on my ipod. But
I do not really care whether I use the FLAC or iTunes library for
Slim.
I was running into challenges trying to set the music directory up
without using iTunes. I am not a Mac guy by definition, but wanted to
start playing a
When you say: "do I need to use Apple formats for iTunes usage", are you
trying to load an iPod with iTunes? or are you just interested in
slimserver usage?
Like yourself, I've had problems with 24/96 files and iTunes. As a
result, I'm currently storing my HiRes stuff as .wav's (I'm running XP,
I have recently purchased a Mac Mini to serve as my slim server and have
seemed to run into an issue with 24/96 files, either m4a or AIFF.
First question is, do I need to use Apple formats for iTunes usage?
Secondly, if so is the intel base Mac Mini just incapable of what I am
trying to do?
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