cliveb wrote:
> Pat Farrell;148007 Wrote:
>> My opinion is that it is not worth it for albums that are still
>> available, in print, or whatever the phrase is.
> I agree, with the additional caveat that some CD reissues of LPs have
> been butchered (either by editing, remixing, or hypercompression
krochat;144804 Wrote:
> Starting with SlimServer 6.5, 24/96 material is downsampled on the
> server side to 24/48 prior to sending it to the SB3. It still sounds
> very similar to the 24/96 feed direct from my PC.
I think I've read that this is instead done on the SB side, the SB3 is
simply throw
Pat Farrell;148007 Wrote:
> ntom wrote:[color=blue]
> > Was just giving some thought to recording my album collection for
> SB3.
> > Anyone have a view as to whether it would be worth attempting 24/96
> > recording?
>
My personal opinion is that 16/44.1 is plenty good enough for vinyl
trans
I thought that this was worth reading.
http://www.hifi-writer.com/he/dvdaudio/dvdvscd.htm
"First, my preconceptions: I was inclined to think that there would be
no audible differences between the two media. For me at least. On the
other hand, I earnestly hoped that I would hear some difference b
ntom wrote:
> Was just giving some thought to recording my album collection for SB3.
> Anyone have a view as to whether it would be worth attempting 24/96
> recording? If so any suggestions for suitable sensibly priced A/D
> for PC?
> If not I have a digital recorder that offers 44.1 bu
Was just giving some thought to recording my album collection for SB3.
Anyone have a view as to whether it would be worth attempting 24/96
recording? If so any suggestions for suitable sensibly priced A/D
for PC?
If not I have a digital recorder that offers 44.1 but still need a
spdif
DCtoDaylight;144792 Wrote:
> The Transporter claims to support 24/96 on it's digital outputs.
> Anybody tested this yet? And if you stream a 24/96 source, what do the
> SB3's do? Downsample? or are they capable of 24/96 on their digital
> outputs as well?
>
Starting with SlimServer 6.5, 24/
I asked this question a while ago, but never did get a final answer...
The Transporter claims to support 24/96 on it's digital outputs.
Anybody tested this yet? And if you stream a 24/96 source, what do the
SB3's do? Downsample? or are they capable of 24/96 on their digital
outputs as well?
krochat;144689 Wrote:
> Assuming you're running slimServer 6.5, 48kHz x 24bit on the digital
> outputs, and probably the same feeding into the DAC if you're using the
> analog outputs. Try it, you'll like it!
That's kind of what I figured. Good enough for now, though.
--
ezkcdude
DIY project
ezkcdude;144683 Wrote:
> I found some recent 24-bit, 96 kHZ files of a Drive-by-Truckers concert.
> Seems like a great test. What will the SqueezeBox output if I play these
> files?
Assuming you're running slimServer 6.5, 48kHz x 24bit on the digital
outputs, and probably the same feeding into t
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