Michel Fombellida wrote:
gdg Wrote:
As I understand it my SB will only stream 16/44. Is there any indication
that it might someday be able to handle DVDA?
Gerry
I ripped two DVD-A (stereo 24/48) using the trick explained above
(WinDVD, dvda-ripper), and I can stream them to the SB2, it works
Thanks for the detailed reply. I think the source was a DTS cd. I'll
borrow a track to see if that works. If so, I may be buying some of
those myself.
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zooropa320
2 Channel Setup: SB3 * Benchmark DAC1 * Classé Audio DR-15 mono blocks *
Magnepan MG 3.5Rs * REL Strata III
Music Server: Lian
zooropa320 Wrote:
> A friend of mine ripped the DTS version of Diana Krall - Love Scenes to
> flac. When I tried it on my pc using foobar a while ago all I heard
> was white noise so he recommended I burn it to a cd to play it. I'm
> not into burning cds these days so I deleted them. Would the
A friend of mine ripped the DTS version of Diana Krall - Love Scenes to
flac. When I tried it on my pc using foobar a while ago all I heard
was white noise so he recommended I burn it to a cd to play it. I'm
not into burning cds these days so I deleted them. Would these play
correctly through m
gdg Wrote:
> As I understand it my SB will only stream 16/44. Is there any indication
> that it might someday be able to handle DVDA?
> Gerry
I ripped two DVD-A (stereo 24/48) using the trick explained above
(WinDVD, dvda-ripper), and I can stream them to the SB2, it works fine
now (with FW35, I
gdg Wrote:
> As I understand it my SB will only stream 16/44. Is there any indication
> that it might someday be able to handle DVDA?
> Gerry
I Queued up Diana Krall "Live in Paris" dvd on my PC using PowerDvd 5.
Next I set the format to 2 channel Dolby Digital 2.0
Fired up WaveLab 5, set it to
I think some music works very well coming at you from all directions. A
lot of music wasn't conceived purely in a "band up here, audience over
there" configuration. To force every surround project into that is to
severely limit the expressive possibilities, and why do that?
Listen to the Quad v
streaml1ne wrote:
> re: content. True, for me the bonus of DVD-A is multichannel playback.
> It's nice to see how the producer remasters content to take advantage
> of the extra channels.
One big problem with all the multi-channel systems for audiophile
quality reproduction is the lack of standard
pfarrell Wrote:
> streaml1ne wrote:
> > Until someone cracks DVD-A encryption, no. The best you can do is
> rip
> > the lower resolution DTS/DD tracks and have slimserver decode them.
>
> There is no magic to DVD-A encryption, but there is so
> little content that is on DVD-A and not on CD that
streaml1ne wrote:
> Until someone cracks DVD-A encryption, no. The best you can do is rip
> the lower resolution DTS/DD tracks and have slimserver decode them.
There is no magic to DVD-A encryption, but there is so
little content that is on DVD-A and not on CD that there
is next to zero incentive
Until someone cracks DVD-A encryption, no. The best you can do is rip
the lower resolution DTS/DD tracks and have slimserver decode them.
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streaml1ne
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Without having done the easy bit of math, at a minimum you'd need a very
very good 802.11b wireless connection for DVD-A to even have a chance at
working. After that, it's a question of whether there's a processor
fast enough in the SB to feed that data properly to the DAC. Other
than that, I'm
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