Lefatshe wrote:
> I had pops and clicks too from my Transporter (wired with 7.6.1). They
> were very random. I discovered it was the Transporter when I realized
> that in Polarity Inversion I had chosen "inverted polarity". When I
> switched back to "normal polarity" the pops and clicks disappe
I had pops and clicks too from my Transporter (wired with 7.6.1). They
were very random. I discovered it was the Transporter when I realized
that in Polarity Inversion I had chosen "inverted polarity". When I
switched back to "normal polarity" the pops and clicks disappeared.
Today I also exper
Also try lower the brightness level of the display. My Transporter
feeding to my Emm Labs DCC2SE produces the pops/clicks if the display
brightness is above level 2 on wireless and wired. The phenomenon is
less pronounced on wired but definitely out of control on wireless.
This only occurs if I se
I have two Transporters: one with XLR input to a Parasound Halo A23 amp,
and another with analog input to a Denon AVR 3808CI receiver.
Both are served by SBS 7.6.1 on a VortexBox Appliance.
I hear no clicks or pops on either setup, playing music from my local
library or from the Internet.
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I experience the same here. Occasional low noise pops at least once a
day . I am running TP directly into power amp (ps audio trio) usig XLR
connection .
A friend with similar setup has occasional pops too.
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michel
mich
ghostrider;660025 Wrote:
> This assumes he has a digital connection capability on his preamp. If
> not, you're changing two things at once...taking the outboard DAC out
> of the loop and switching to the TP's DAC.
Except that we know there is no possible clock drift issue with the
TP's internal D
Soulkeeper;659808 Wrote:
> Agreed. This is the rational approach, from a troubleshooting
> perspective. As far as it is possible, remove non-mandatory components,
> one by one, until the problem goes away. Then you can reasonably infer
> that the last component you removed, is involved in creatin
cliveb;659754 Wrote:
> The correct experiment to try first is not to revert the firmware, but
> to remove the DAC from the signal path.
Agreed. This is the rational approach, from a troubleshooting
perspective. As far as it is possible, remove non-mandatory components,
one by one, until the prob
fredgoodman;659624 Wrote:
> I was using the same TP --> DAC setup for perhaps 15 months with SBS
> 7.5.x or 7.4.x without noticing any noise. This suggests returning to
> a previous firmware version could solve the problem for me. I'll have
> to run the experiment for some time to be able to
Thanks for the helpful suggestions.
I was using the same TP --> DAC setup for perhaps 15 months with SBS
7.5.x or 7.4.x without noticing any noise. This suggests returning to
a previous firmware version could solve the problem for me. I'll have
to run the experiment for some time to be a
Craig;659559 Wrote:
> It's a box where bits go in and sound comes out!
> Soz couldn't resist :)
>
> Craig
ouch ouch my sides are splitting...
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...
Touch(wired/XP) - Audiolense 3.3/2
Phil Leigh;659537 Wrote:
> What is the DAC?
It's a box where bits go in and sound comes out!
Soz couldn't resist :)
Craig
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Craig
MC2Slim - Windows Shell and J River Media Center Integration for
Squeezebox.
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What is the DAC?
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...
Touch(wired/XP) - Audiolense 3.3/2.0+INGUZ DRC - MF M1 DAC - Linn 5103
- full Aktiv 5.1 system (6x LK140's, ESPEK/TRIKAN/KATAN/SEIZMIK 10.5),
Pekin Tuner, Townsen
fredgoodman;659490 Wrote:
> It happens while the music is playing, not between tracks. It cannot be
> reproduced by rewinding and playing the same place in the track. I am
> using an external DAC.
The fact that it happens about once an hour, at random and
non-reproducible points, and you are us
It happens while the music is playing, not between tracks. It cannot be
reproduced by rewinding and playing the same place in the track. I am
using an external DAC.
I have not done a lot of testing of variables, e.g. different firmware
versions, removing the external DAC, etc. This would/wil
Alac is transcoded by the server to flac or pcm depending on settings in
advanced > filetypes.
As the player does not handle applelossles natively.
try both setting ?
Try another fileformat ,flac to see if it is the serverside handling of
alac that is at fault ?
You can not see anything common
Just to put some more details onto this
- Does it happen in the shift of two tracks or while the music plays?
- If in a track can you rewind and hear it again?
Typically when one experience pif/crackle/puf is in the space between
two tracks. Especially when the tracks are of different resolu
I've been experiencing very soft pops or clicks when playing music on an
(original) transporter with recent firmware (87).
Further info: my music is all apple lossless. I use a Mac, OS X
10.6.8. SBS 7.6. Connection from server to transporter is ethernet
(with switch/router in the chain).
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