darrenyeats;629849 Wrote:
Spotify is available for Squeezebox now.
Yes, but not where the OP lives. And that's who asked the question.
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aubuti;629862 Wrote:
Yes, but not where the OP lives. And that's who asked the question.
I didn't know that. Thanks.
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mashley;629578 Wrote:
When listening to Pandora on my Transporter via mysqueezebox.com
If I have a look at the the song details, just above the bitrate and
file format there is a display named volume adjustment usually it's
saying something like -4.4db sometimes it'll say -1.2db it changes
Thanks guys. I know that Pandora is compressed to hell anyway, I just
wanted to field some opinions on the matter, will check the links out
later.
Anyone Interested in putting forward some signatures to petition
Pandora to finally Re-Code to a higher bitrate?
Is there an alternative to Pandora?
mashley;629808 Wrote:
Anyone Interested in putting forward some signatures to petition Pandora
to finally Re-Code to a higher bitrate?
In case you weren't aware, they already have their Pandora One service,
which streams 192kbps. It's a subscription service for $36/year. The
drawback is that
I like Rhapsody, and use it a lot. $10/month unlimited. They're
streaming at 192kbps.It is what it is, but I like it to listen to
new albums before buying, or to re-discover old music that I'd
forgotten.Great service.
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When listening to Pandora on my Transporter via mysqueezebox.com
If I have a look at the the song details, just above the bitrate and
file format there is a display named volume adjustment usually it's
saying something like -4.4db sometimes it'll say -1.2db it changes from
song to song.
I'm kind
You are seeing the Replay Gain data that has been encoded into the
tracks. This info can be used to make albums and/or tracks all about
the same loudness, thus avoiding the problem of having to turn up the
volume for one album, and then turn it down for another to achieve the
desired listening
Also, let's not forget that Pandora is streaming at 128kbps. In that
case, losing bits because of attenuated gain would be the least of your
worries when it comes to sound quality.
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Given that most RG values are quite small (4-6db), I don't think one
should lose much sleep over it. IMO, the whole bit truncation
issue...except for high levels of digital attenuation is nothing more
than an audio boogeyman.
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Curt962
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aubuti;629581 Wrote:
Also, let's not forget that Pandora is streaming at 128kbps. In that
case, losing bits because of attenuated gain would be the least of your
worries when it comes to sound quality.
Especialy when the volume operates in 24 bits, you wont loose bits,
only get slightly
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