Windows drivers, ASIO etc has no relevance at all to the way the Duet
works.
Have a read of the beginners guide -
http://wiki.slimdevices.com/index.php/BeginnersGuide
Now, the Squeezebox is connected to the same DAC, but doesn't sound so
good..
Have you ripped your CD using a lossless format?
Alfetta87;396221 Wrote:
I'm an Audio freak (even professional designer)
Maybe you should try to get a demo of the Transporter or try out the
SB+ (www.at-tunes.co.uk) on a 30 day mnoney back trial. In my
experience the sound quality of the cheaper players (Receiver, SB
Classic) via a DAC do not
check your settings regarding file formats and volume.
volume should be fixed at 100% yes volume works the digital out to !
and no replay gain or similar.
You may just compare apples with oranges. the old source may simply be
louder.
Because volume is not 100%
Because you use replay gain wich in
Alfetta87;396221 Wrote:
...As far as I understood, the Squeezecenter is using
Windows' own drivers, and iTunes (which I have installed on my Vista
PC), right? Is it these items who manage the sound?
I'm an Audio freak (even professional designer), but not a PC geek; so
since
ModelCitizen wrote:
Alfetta87;396221 Wrote:
I'm an Audio freak (even professional designer)
Maybe you should try to get a demo of the Transporter or try out the
SB+ (www.at-tunes.co.uk) on a 30 day mnoney back trial. In my
experience the sound quality of the cheaper players
Key question: how have you created your digital library? Do not expect
your CDs to dound great if all you did was rip them using Windows Media
Player's or iTunes standard settings. It'll just sound ok, and on a good
system you will hear a marked difference between the original and a
compressed
Hi there,
I'm pretty new here, because I've got my Squeezebox Duet only
yesterday. I'm not writing for the dedicated Duet forum because I think
this is a general matter: sound quality.
I set up the Duet yesterday (took me some time to get it run), but
after a good nicht with sleep (and snow in
