iPhone;244111 Wrote:
Hi Phil,
Nickel's worth of free advice, don't buy the inventory of a used CD
store that is going out of business! And some of them, I would not even
call sound. It has taken over two years just to get all the dups sold
off and get a good start on ripping to FLAC. I am a
Phil Leigh;244102 Wrote:
Wow! - are you the National Sound Archive?
I thought that 2,500 was a large collection...
Be assured... it is a large collection...
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Phil Leigh;244102 Wrote:
Wow! - are you the National Sound Archive?
I thought that 2,500 was a large collection...
Hi Phil,
Nickel's worth of free advice, don't buy the inventory of a used CD
store that is going out of business! And some of them, I would not even
call sound. It has taken over
Iphone,
make sure you have a good internist who will keep you healthy. Then
maybe you will live long enough after ripping all those cd's to
actually listen to them :-)
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ianr;238296 Wrote:
Not sure if I'm just being a niche customer, but does anyone else feel
that Slim/Logitech should consider a Transporter that would handle
multichannel audio (DVD-A etc)? The benefit would extend also to those
who have integrated their home theatre with their listening
Mark Lanctot;238537 Wrote:
The problem is, strictly speaking, it is illegal under the DMCA to
extract audio from DVD-A or SACD onto your PC. Much more so than CD,
and there are significant technological barriers in place to prevent
this (particularly for SACD). CD extraction fits into the
Mark Lanctot;238537 Wrote:
The problem is, strictly speaking, it is illegal under the DMCA to
extract audio from DVD-A or SACD onto your PC. Much more so than CD,
and there are significant technological barriers in place to prevent
this (particularly for SACD). CD extraction fits into the
Mark Lanctot;238668 Wrote:
Hmm...if you did bother to read this thread you'd see I'm Canadian. Now
I know we're seen internationally as the USA's retarded little brother
but we are still a separate country and we do have separate laws.
Well, I don't: I see the USA as the retarded loudmouth
ianr;238296 Wrote:
Not sure if I'm just being a niche customer, but does anyone else feel
that Slim/Logitech should consider a Transporter that would handle
multichannel audio (DVD-A etc)?
The problem is, strictly speaking, it is illegal under the DMCA to
extract audio from DVD-A or SACD
Mark Lanctot wrote:
The problem is, strictly speaking, it is illegal under the DMCA to
extract audio from DVD-A or SACD onto your PC.
Strictly speaking, it is illegal under the DMCA to write/talk about how
you could extract audio from a protected source.
and there are significant
Mark Lanctot;238537 Wrote:
So to provide a player for illegal formats is not only a bad idea, it
may be illegal in and of itself.
Multichannel audio is better than stereo, period. This has been known
since 1934. My preferred format (B-format) has nothing to do with
legality of ripping
inguz wrote:
Mark Lanctot;238537 Wrote:
So to provide a player for illegal formats is not only a bad idea, it
may be illegal in and of itself.
Multichannel audio is better than stereo, period. This has been known
since 1934.
Your response to Mark's comment is a non-sequitur. He did not
The suggestion that a player for multichannel formats might be illegal,
though, is just silly. There are some formats that would need a
licensed decoder - but they don't encompass the whole world of
desirable functionality. And I'd hate to see Slim hardware forever
tied to two-channel... since
inguz;238623 Wrote:
The suggestion that a player for multichannel formats might be illegal,
though, is just silly.
It's just that the grand majority of multichannel material is on DVD-A
and SACD, and it is not only illegal to rip this material, it is
illegal to even -talk- about ripping this
inguz wrote:
The suggestion that a player for multichannel formats might be illegal,
though, is just silly. There are some formats that would need a
licensed decoder - but they don't encompass the whole world of
desirable functionality. And I'd hate to see Slim hardware forever
tied to
Not sure if I'm just being a niche customer, but does anyone else feel
that Slim/Logitech should consider a Transporter that would handle
multichannel audio (DVD-A etc)? The benefit would extend also to those
who have integrated their home theatre with their listening system as I
could use the
ianr;238296 Wrote:
Not sure if I'm just being a niche customer, but does anyone else feel
that Slim/Logitech should consider a Transporter that would handle
multichannel audio (DVD-A etc)? The benefit would extend also to those
who have integrated their home theatre with their listening
S2K;238306 Wrote:
If you feed the Transporter with a digital signal from your DVD nothing
happens. It will not decode AC3 or DTS. You can feed it a PCM stream
though available on some music DVD´s.
Don't know if my DVD player is peculiar (it's a cheap Cambridge Audio
model), but it is set up
ianr;238296 Wrote:
Not sure if I'm just being a niche customer, but does anyone else feel
that Slim/Logitech should consider a Transporter that would handle
multichannel audio (DVD-A etc)?
Cozy niche, I like it. If I want lossless multichannel output from
PC-based sources (and I do), the
inguz;238321 Wrote:
Cozy niche, I like it. If I want lossless multichannel output from
PC-based sources (and I do), the SB/Tranporter hardware is no use. If
I want multi-amplification with PC-based active crossovers (and I do),
the SB/Transporter hardware is no use...
So I want an
ianr wrote:
Suggestions anyone for how to accomplish this on a reasonable (2k)
budget? Is it hopeless?
The pro audio world has a lot of 6 and 8 channel I/O adapters
that are in your price range. I've got a couple of M-Audio Delta 1010
devices in my studio. They can drive 8 channels
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