Daryle A. Tilroe wrote:
Well I hooked up the Hosfelt supply; and what a difference. On
the AM dial all power supply interference is basically gone.
I am getting a bit of noise on some stations generated by the
SB2 itself. Could be the wireless circuitry, display, internal
switchers, etc
Daryle A. Tilroe wrote:
Music Machine wrote:
I also have a surplus linear supply from Hosfelt. I found out about it
from a thread on Audio Circle. This one:
http://audiocircle.com/circles/viewtopic.php?t=21353sid=05b43e8be27824d18ca43cdfe058f6ab
The last post on the first page tells you
.
Between home and work I have over a dozen from defunct
electronics. They always come in handy!
positive tip/center right?
Right. But always take your DMM and check twice with the
original and solder once. Then check again before plugging
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the audiophile forum for more about jitter.
How about RF EMI? Was that internal switcher generating/broadcasting
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) and it has had no noticeable dropouts. I have
yet to torture test it while running the microwave and making
a cordless phone call. I think I'll actually go try that right
now!
PS. That being said, if wired is available reasonably easily
I would still go that route.
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Playing'
(with or without '(Jump back on wake.)' and the delay to something
like 5-10 seconds.
Does that achieve what you want?
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play.
Well I just ordered the Hosfelt 56-534 mentioned in that thread as well.
It looks like a nice heavy duty linear PS from the pics plus it's not a
wall wart. We will see in a few weeks if it does the trick.
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used on mass market, el
cheapo, ones. In any event I'm probably going to order
up an Elpac to see if I can get a setup where I don't have
to continually unplug the SB2 to listen to the radio.
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in the same suspended state as a pause event.
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to
locate in the bedroom and then just turn it up a bit for bathroom
listening.
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been these guys:
http://www.emachineshop.com/
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My feelings exactly. Having a working feature broken, particularly one
that I used all the time, is very frustrating. Want to split the costs
on kidnapping Sean and forcing him to fix it? ;-)
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:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1478
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tending
to leave the SB on all the time these days.
IMHO having the track stop when the device is turned off (hard or soft)
is the most logical behaviour. If you want to pause it, then pause it,
and turn the brightness down if you wish.
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now_playing = dead
now_playing.single = playdisp_toggle
now_playing.hold = datetime
and then just hold down 'Now Playing' to get the time?
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. Am I to assume that this broken feature
won't be restored any time soon and I should just upgrade my
remotes? :-(
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a
bug report:
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1478
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Kawartha. Perhaps you should reopen the
bug due to toxic pony syndrome: :D
http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=918
Sorry, I just find it a bit funny that the 'free pony' is
incompatible with the squeezebox2.
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it again.
WMP at a 192kbs rate. My question is whether this rate is enough
quality?
Lossy if false economy; particularly if you are already concerned
enough about quality to ask. I just don't understand MP3/OGG for
anything other than a portable player.
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,
Panasonic, Sony, etc.).
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they are not the defective ones. Otherwise I will just wait till
the fixed ones get in. Thanks.
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Sean Adams wrote:
Everything that has shipped or will ship to Canadian resellers,
including Kawartha, has the fix already.
Cool! Thanks a lot for concise, fast, and fortunate response.
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gun. We could handle
it. ;-) Of course I realize the day after you post the instructions
some twit will start prying things off with a screwdriver or
burn up their PCB and then want a 'warranty' repair.
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Daryle A. Tilroe wrote:
Vidur Apparao wrote:
The transcoding does not happen if you don't use cuesheets with FLAC
(excuse the double negative).
Hah. Another good reason to not to rip your CDs to one FLAC file!
I knew we track folk would be vindicated. ;-)
Quick followup
Sean Adams wrote:
On Mar 30, 2005, at 7:36 AM, Daryle A. Tilroe wrote:
Daryle A. Tilroe wrote:
Daryle A. Tilroe wrote:
Quick followup: Does this also then mean that track based FLACs
will support FF/REW within the track whereas the transcoded
CUE sheet based ones won't?
Vidur? Sean?
I'm
Kevin Pearsall wrote:
tagrename?
On Mar 29, 2005, at 12:28 PM, Daryle A. Tilroe wrote:
Natan Nicki Tiefenbrun wrote:
Regarding using FLAC instead of WAV I can actually hear a
substantial difference between the two. Im currently using the
original Squeezebox, so I assume Im relying on my PC
Vidur Apparao wrote:
The transcoding does not happen if you don't use cuesheets with FLAC
(excuse the double negative).
Hah. Another good reason to not to rip your CDs to one FLAC file!
I knew we track folk would be vindicated. ;-)
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Charles Stanton wrote:
(We'll try this again).
I am using the 3/23 nighly and from time to time on start-up, slim.exe
will max out (96 - 99%) the CPU for 30 minutes or more before settling
down. No new music has been added. I don't think it should be
re-scanning
You could also just take the wireless card out and save if for
when you might need it; if you don't need it that is.
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under WinXPProSP1. Tonight I
noticed the service had gone rogue and was using all available cycles. This
was after a week of uptime and nowhere near a rescan and nothing was even
playing. I just killed the service and upgraded to 3/24. We shall see if it
crops up again.
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dropout-free playback of PCM
audio to a wireless SB1, myself included (flac-PCM)
I refuse to get dragged into this debate again. :-)
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Mark Komarinski wrote:
Much of Slim Devices' success to this point can probably be attributed
to Linux users.
OK now where did you get that statistic from?
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or FLAC then there are no patents involved.
And, as was pointed out, you can stream your existing MP3s just fine.
Finally, if you are running Linux and cannot somehow install LAME then
you have other problems. ;-)
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guess I'm not even sure if they
will ever be implemented but you may want to comment
or vote if you think they make sense or if you see
a better way.
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Daryle A. Tilroe wrote:
Since I am just now trying the latest nightly of 6.0b1 - r2461 (XPproSP1
running as a service) I can corroborate much of what Richard wrote:
1) FLAC. I have been running 5.4 since it was releases with never a skip
on FLAC files. Every FLAC file I play on 6.0 B1-1
FLAC becomes the lossless de facto standard.
In any event I strongly suspect 'better than MP3' lossy formats
will slowly loose all traction in the market.
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will probably be rolling
back to 5.4.1 tonight so I can listen again. I find the playback
issues particularly disappointing. I am surprised that there are
such severe problems with such core functionality in a late beta.
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? It seems to be ~6x and I would like 1x. Actually
now that I look it may be a time per channel which does
not seem to be adjustable either. Adjustment would be
good in either case and setting the number of repeats would
be better than a timer.
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Plugins in
the server web interface and look for the RSS News Ticker preferences.
I found that setting but you'll note that's not quite what I am
looking for. It is the number/time of repeating cycles per channel
rather than the number of items per channel.
Daryle A. Tilroe wrote:
On to the problem
button:
http://tenant.depart.livedoor.com/t/livedoorshop/item_detail?id=346274
I don't even have an application and I want a switch like that!
:D
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you are using? I would
really like to go with a to get out of the 2.4GHz band.
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Try this page:
http://www.saunalahti.fi/cse/EAC/index.html
It's for EAC, which I use and can also recommend as
a ripper, but it also has all the FLAC flags.
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over
wireless performance and suitability applies only to streaming
lossless PCM audio. If you stream (or convert and stream) MP3
the SB has proven to be quite robust. Virtually flawless in
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Robin Bowes wrote:
Daryle A. Tilroe wrote:
This is simply not true. Streaming PCM audio over 802.11b is tenuous
at best. The bandwidth required and the shallow buffer on the SB make
it unsuitable for most applications.
sign Just do the math...
802.11b bit rate: 11Mb/s
PCM bit rate: 44,100 x 16 x
for portable and bedroom
use that are playing transcoded to MP3. However, for the
proper, main stereos it's uncompressed over a wire.
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