The term normalize usually implies that the audio data is changed to
reflect the normalized sound. Replaygain, on the other hand, does not
change the audio data. Rather, it writes gain adjustment values to the
tags.
You can have SlimServer process the Replaygain values, or have
SlimServer
thanks your comments on my redgum :)
I had a guy over at my house, he came with his car filled up with
redgum amps starting from yours, the RGi120 up to the big mono blocks
RG300m...
I heared them all on my transporter through redgum then into my
infinity kappa 8.1i
I had two friends over at
Hey, truckfighters.
Yeah, I can't say enough positives about my REDGUM. I've been extremely
impressed with it. So much so that I sold off my YBA which is an
exceptional integrated itself but a clear notch below the REDGUM.
Like you I am in the process of auditioning speakers to pair with the
truckfighters;178299 Wrote:
knowing the only consume ~7 watts when playing loud
~7 watts only? Are you sure?
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oh sorry, I just measured it.
7 watts when in stand by.
about 20-30 watts when playing at normal room volume.
please remind there are currently infinity KAPPA 8.1i connected.
when I turn it quite loud, it was around 40 watts...
my old amp just took 130 watts when there was nothing playing
truckfighters;178327 Wrote:
oh sorry, I just measured it.
7 watts when in stand by.
about 20-30 watts when playing at normal room volume.
please remind there are currently infinity KAPPA 8.1i connected.
when I turn it quite loud, it was around 40 watts...
my old amp just took
why not use flac / APE?
well I am still a little worried that some day someone will come up and
say: haha, I found a small bug in the FLAC algoryhtm which causes...
I already did some audition tests between WAV / FLAC with sennheiser
headphones and I was not sure that the conversion did not
truckfighters;178369 Wrote:
I already did some audition tests between WAV / FLAC with sennheiser
headphones and I was not sure that the conversion did not alter the
sound.
As Flac is a lossless codec and it is extremely simple to prove that
decoding a flac file gives exactly the wav file that
ModelCitizen;178413 Wrote:
As Flac is a lossless codec and it is extremely simple to prove that
decoding a flac file gives exactly the wav file that was encoded the
sound cannot be altered. The ones and noughts are exactly the same when
they get to the DAC.
MC
True. However, it is
jeffmeh;178416 Wrote:
True. However, it is conceivable that the act itself of the SB decoding
the FLAC could alter its output signals compared to those if the SB did
not perform the decoding. I am certainly not suggesting that this
happens in any audible way, merely that it is
opaqueice;178431 Wrote:
The SB also has to decode WAV, and it's continually processing incoming
TCP/IP packet etc. So it's also theoretically possible the the
processing it does for WAV is more harmful to the fidelity of the music
than the processing it does for FLAC.
Two very unlikely
well as long my hard disk space won't fill up, I'll stay with WAV.
I also am afraid of some little fault in yet another conversion...
since I heard my WAV-files on one of the best speakers (BW 802 D) with
my equipment connect to it, I know that at least my files are super
correct :)
when I did
Sorry I'm late to the party here.
Truckfighters you're REDGUM is very nice looking indeed. If it sounds
anything like my REDGUM RGi120 I'm sure you are in sonic heaven. My
RGi120 displaced my trusty ole YBA Integre DT. I have paired my RGi120
up with numerous speakers and it has sounded awesome
does anyone know of the australian high-end brand, REDGUM?
has anyone heard one of these? I am really into buying just an REDGUM
amp (RG120m) and use the analog out of the transporter...
but I really would like to hear some opinions first, since they aren't
real cheap.
any comments
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