mcduman wrote:
> when the cd was invented in the 80s it offered a resolution of 1411
> kbps. when you bought a computer at that time it came with a 320x240
> screen.
> fast forward to today, and the most popular streaming service offers 320
> kbps. when you buy a high end computer it comes
mcduman wrote:
> when the cd was invented in the 80s it offered a resolution of 1411
> kbps. when you bought a computer at that time it came with a 320x240
> screen.
> fast forward to today, and the most popular streaming service offers 320
> kbps. when you buy a high end computer it comes
Did you start Squeezelite on the same machine ... with the command line
switch (-v) to turn on the visualiser?
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada and rte ireland
pablolie wrote:
> So sue me but I am perfectly happy with the SQ of the current 320k
> stream. Plenty of listening tests out there show how hard it is to tell
> the difference between 320k/CD quality/HighRez. There are preciously few
> albums that are recorded with the required resolution, and
slartibartfast wrote:
> Which skin did you choose for Jivelite? Joggler skin should definitely
> work.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
I've tried the Joggler skin, each resolution of the Squeezebox standard
skin and the material skin.
I just get:
33598
No moving bars.
I've done a
Likewise I expect there will be a clamour to get Spotify lossless on
board but as far as I am concerned they have missed the boat. Unless
its massively cheaper (unlikely) and fully supported here (as you say
down to Michael) why would I want the hassle of transferring my library
from one to
+1 as well
But I pity Michael for having to deal with the likely oncoming demands
for what may be a Herculean task. As much credit as Michael gets here,
it still is not enough imo.
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atca wrote:
> installed jivelite, exactly what I was looking for but the spectrum
> analyser didn't work.
>
> I tried it at several different resolutions and size and just nothing
> :(
>
> Trying to compile squeezeplay now and will try that instead.Which skin did
> you choose for Jivelite?
installed jivelite, exactly what I was looking for but the spectrum
analyser didn't work.
I tried it at several different resolutions and size and just nothing
:(
Trying to compile squeezeplay now and will try that instead.
d6jg wrote:
> Thats exactly how music should be discovered.
> AWB were, at least in their early days, about as funky as you could be
> even though they were from Scotland and not Detroit. Have you heard
> Icelandic funk band Jaguar?You probably couldn't call a band "Average White
> Band"
garym wrote:
> No shouting on this forum. My favorite forum for getting along with
> everyone! Regarding transparency of different codecs, In the distant
> past, I did some ABX (double blind) tests of lossless vs various flavors
> of mp3 (320kbps down to 64kbps I recall). I found most things
>
https://open.spotify.com/album/5ZjSx1NLsp5RYVYiOyoUjA?si=yV8x9Z0XSeGwZXmA6Ky0Yg
Yes they are. I had to buy the CD when I went to Iceland a few years
ago.
I have a problem with what are you listening to. Id post constantly
if the forum software worked better with an iPhone image wise but its
d6jg wrote:
> Thats exactly how music should be discovered.
> AWB were, at least in their early days, about as funky as you could be
> even though they were from Scotland and not Detroit. Have you heard
> Icelandic funk band Jaguar?
No, but I will check them out. The disconnect (in my feeble
garym wrote:
> Love the "Average White Band". Back in the early 1970s I saw Brian
> Auger and the Oblivion Express in a relatively small club in Dallas,
> Texas (fantastic by the way). I was talking with one of the guys in the
> band at a break,* and he told me that I just had to check out
d6jg wrote:
> Just played two British albums from different era.
> Average White Band / AWB from 1974
> Ragn Bone Man / Human from 2017
>
> As Michael has fixed Allmusic changes in MAI I read the reviews.
>
> Both reviews presumably by contemporary American reviewers use the term
>
d6jg wrote:
> Generally I am also +1
> But, dont shout at me, I listen a lot using my iPhone, an Audioquest
> Dragonfly and a pair of B P7s. I can tell a 320kbps mp3 from a FLAC
> and very occasionally I can detect a HiRes FLAC.
> However I am not going to replace all my ripped CDs with 24bit
Just played two British albums from different era.
Average White Band / AWB from 1974
Ragn Bone Man / Human from 2017
As Michael has fixed Allmusic changes in MAI I read the reviews.
Both reviews presumably by contemporary American reviewers use the term
sophomore in them. I rest my case
Any idea on the difference between:
https://github.com/ralph-irving/tcz-jivelite (this seems to be for
piCorePLayer)
and
https://github.com/ralph-irving/jivelite
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> kidstypike;1011916
Generally I am also +1
But, dont shout at me, I listen a lot using my iPhone, an Audioquest
Dragonfly and a pair of B P7s. I can tell a 320kbps mp3 from a FLAC
and very occasionally I can detect a HiRes FLAC.
However I am not going to replace all my ripped CDs with 24bit
Paul Webster wrote:
> Sync the Pi and the Squeezebox.
Great idea.
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garym wrote:
> I couldnt agree more.
*Server - LMS 8.2.0 *Pi4B 4GB/Argon one case/pCP v7.0.1 - 75K library,
playlists & LMS cache on SSD (ntfs)
*Study -* Pi3B/pCP 7.0.1/pi screen/Hifiberry DAC HAT Ruark MR1 Mk2
*Lounge* - Pi2/pCP 6.0.0 > HiFiBerry DIGI+ > AudioEngine DAC1 > AVI DM5
*Garage*
pablolie wrote:
> So sue me but I am perfectly happy with the SQ of the current 320k
> stream. Plenty of listening tests out there show how hard it is to tell
> the difference between 320k/CD quality/HighRez. There are preciously few
> albums that are recorded with the required resolution, and
philippe_44 wrote:
> What about the case of squeezelite on a Pi with a hat AMP hat or
> squeezelite-esp32. Even one of my old duet is connected to a pair of
> active speakers where I cannot control individual balance.
>
> At the same time, my question came from the fact that inside slimproto,
So sue me but I am perfectly happy with the SQ of the current 320k
stream. Plenty of listening tests out there show how hard it is to tell
the difference between 320k/CD quality/HighRez. There are preciously few
albums that are recorded with the required resolution, and even when
you're very
atca wrote:
> Are there any plugins which enable graphic visualiser of the music -
> like the 80's style graphic eq ?
>
> But I'd like to do this on the TV for a squeezebox / squeezelite player,
> so I am think something which is over the web interface. Open to any
> ideas.
As mentioned,
RobbH wrote:
> First, my assumption is that the question was intended to include
> Canadians. Second, I don't think any of us could claim to speak for the
> majority, and I certainly did not try!
>
> --another grumpy old guy (sorry, "git" does not come naturally to me)
> who speaks something
Sync the Pi and the Squeezebox.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\" plugins covering radio france (fip etc), kcrw,
supla finland, abc australia, cbc/radio-canada and rte ireland
Paul
Paul Webster wrote:
> If you run Jivelite on the same device as Squeezelite then you should be
> able to get them.
> However, it requires a shared memory interface ... so will not work if
> you use your Jivelite to control a player that is remote to it.
thanks at the minute this is a remote
If you run Jivelite on the same device as Squeezelite then you should be
able to get them.
However, it requires a shared memory interface ... so will not work if
you use your Jivelite to control a player that is remote to it.
Paul Webster
http://dabdig.blogspot.com
author of \"now playing\"
Are there any plugins which enable graphic visualiser of the music -
like the 80's style graphic eq ?
But I'd like to do this on the TV for a squeezebox / squeezelite player,
so I am think something which is over the web interface. Open to any
ideas.
rkrug wrote:
> Hi
>
> Did you get my DM?
>
>
Yes, and responded. Not sure this is what you are looking for though,
they are all 'generation 1", which is the model that looks like a
MacBook power supply (with integrated plug). For music that works fine
though, but I have no experience with
Recently started using Daphile and really enjoying it, easy install and
good performance. Came form Vortexbox (using an 10 years old Vortexbox
appliance, Intel Athom) but it got unstable and I'm a noob in Linux. I
tried to find out if it's possible to use MusicIP/Spicefly in
combination with
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