Well, apart for the most demanding car-audio enthusiast, I guess one
could easily get away with Lame APS or Vorbis Q5/6 encodes and still
get optimal sound quality in their cars.
This would lead to an all solid state solution becoming very viable in
the near future.
And... I think I wet myself i
aubuti wrote:
> A mini-itx will give you better performance than a LinkStation, but
> depending on your LS model, SC7 could run just fine. I've been running
> SC7 on an LS HG model with the Jive controller for 3-4 months, and it
> works fine.
At CES (are reported by Engadet) there is a vendor show
holmsn;257644 Wrote:
> I was just thinking that, AFTER I posted ! so may be no Linkstation but
> the sort of thing here:http://www.mini-itx.com/store/
> Neil
A mini-itx will give you better performance than a LinkStation, but
depending on your LS model, SC7 could run just fine. I've been running
Shame it doesn't have BlueTooth for stereo audio transmition, could use
that with my head unit :)
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With the Controller having an aux port on the bottom that has audio in,
audio out, usb, serial, and charging plus support for SD cards (SDHC
even), it might not be too far down the road that you would just load
the controller with some music and plug it into your car. No mobile PC
needed. We'll
More hobbyist and ARM based - gumstix
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Yeah, you can do some really funky things with the CarPC cases and power
supplies for miniITX systems.
Another place to look is http://www.linitx.com/
I'd really recommend using a 2.5" laptop drive in your system if you go
that route. Far more robust for this kind of situation.
(also a Neil :)
I was just thinking that, AFTER I posted ! so may be no Linkstation but
the sort of thing here:http://www.mini-itx.com/store/
Neil
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holmsn;257629 Wrote:
> I've got a Buffalo Linkstation which with a lot of effort with Linux and
> Perl scripting ,I managed to get Slimserver 6.2 on a couple of years
> back.
Remember you will need SqueezeCenter 7 to use the Remote and Reciever.
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I've got a Buffalo Linkstation which with a lot of effort with Linux and
Perl scripting ,I managed to get Slimserver 6.2 on a couple of years
back.Has a mains input but could easily be fed from vehicle supply via
converter, in fact mains inverters (from 12V)are so cheap these days
and the the LS t
Where are you going to put the computer with the server software on
it? I think that's going to be the bigger problem.
You might want to consider something with good iPod integration.
Harman Kardon makes some nice products (I use their 1st gen Drive &
Play and it's pretty good). Alpine an
With an impending company car change I've been wondering about the all
important audio system in the new one. In the past it's been the
ripping out of factory radio and fitting some sort of after market
radio complete with autochange ( the last one doing MP3 tracks as well
). I did think of mounti
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