I always rip CDs for my home LMS system to both FLAC and MP3 (using
dbPowerAmp's multi-encoder), so I have both formats available. My
carry-around music is about 400+ albums in MP3 on my Android phone, with
a pair of Sennheiser PX 200 II headphones, which are nice because I
don't like in-ear
wortgefecht wrote:
Long story short: What is your mobile setup and what are your
experiences with it?
I'll reciprocate and cut my long story short, thus sparing you the
step-by-step details of the full evolution from my 128MB Creative MuVo
FLACs (for jazz and classical) and MP3s on Samsung S5, and Shure SE530
that provide complete isolation even in loud environments. I fly and
travel a fair amount, and need good music to relax during travel or
before going to sleep. An important combo for me, hence the relatively
pricey in ear
wortgefecht wrote:
BTW: is it possible to stream with LMS outside the own home network? I
don't think so.
Definitely possible, particularly if you are only accessing MP3 quality
tracks; bandwidth required for FLACs could be a problem depending on
your home ISP's upload speed and whether you
Yea, definitely. I do this a lot, too.
There's a setup guide on penguinlovesmusic.de although I definitely
would recommend to use a VPN instead
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Nice, thanks, I will look into it. I have 100 mbit/s up- and downstream
;)
Gesendet von meinem Nexus 4 mit Tapatalk
- *ASRock Ion 330* (home office) w/ Xubuntu 14.04 + XBMC Gotham +
LMS 7.9, FLAC Local Player Behringer MS 40
- *Boom* (master bedroom), *Radio* (master bathroom), *Archos
Oh, Kabel Deutschland? They technically don't allow the use of VPNs...
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pippin wrote:
Oh, Kabel Deutschland? They technically don't allow the use of VPNs...
No, Switzerland ;) Fibre optic provided by our local energy provider.
VPN should work.
- *ASRock Ion 330* (home office) w/ Xubuntu 14.04 + XBMC Gotham +
LMS 7.9, FLAC Local Player Behringer MS 40
-
matka wrote:
An offer, if you want to try streaming from subsonic, pm me and I will
give you an url/user id/password. I usually use ogg -q6 but I can stream
in any configuration including flac which is really an overkill.
Thanks, but I keep a mp3 backup of my FLAC files in Google Play Music
Still happy with my 'Empeg cars'
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Empeg_Car)
To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
edge that will fool many people - Paul W Klipsch, 1953
wortgefecht wrote:
Long story short: What is your mobile setup and what are your
experiences with it?
Rockboxed Sansa Clip+, Westone UM3x with custom molds. No need for
anything else. Expandable storage and the Clip has excellent sound
quality.
'last.fm' (http://www.last.fm/user/probedb)
Rockboxed 8GB Sansa Clip+ with 32GB SD card.
Shure e2c IEMs with Comply foam tips.
Lame MP3s.
Still have an old Rio Karma (now there was a classic in its time) with
32GB CF card (installed after hard disk died), but its battery life has
deteriorated so isn't really very useful on the go.
I don't often listen to music on the go, except in my cars and
occasionally in the commuter train. For the latter I use my smartphone
with good quality earbuds (Klipsch).
We have two cars. One is a Hyundai Sonata which has a very nice sound
system, but had mediocre speakers (woofers in the
memphis audio in the enclosures (it has boxes with passive radiators on
all four corners.)
jl audio 6W3 in sealed enclosure per jl specs .(75in MDF. (hey, I didn't
try to shop)
250 jl bass amp
pioneer premium head unit.
Less than 1K for can't stand it
BFL
Ever since I got my first Sony Walkman as a kid in the 1980ies, one
would almost never see me in public without headphones. I went through
the whole evolution of mobile music players: several Walkmen, later
Discmen, I even had a Minidisc once. In the late 1990ies I got myself a
Rio PMP 300 and
wortgefecht wrote:
Unhappy with the sound quality of my mobile...Now I hook the Fiio DAC
with my Beyerdynamic to it and am completely happy while travelling and
staying in hotels :)
Long story short: What is your mobile setup and what are your
experiences with it?
Were you dissatisfied
matka wrote:
Were you dissatisfied with flac from your phone ? Is DAC a must ?
No, not really. As a matter of fact--low disk space aside--I felt like
untangling the music listening from my phone and move it back to a
dedicated device. That's why.
matka wrote:
In case the above is not true,
This isn't a traveling setup, more of a gym/workout system.
I have a SanDisk Sansa Fuze v2, and also a Sansa Clip Zip, with some
32GB #956;SD cards. But I only use the Clip these days. I've always
used Rockbox on them and I doubt that I'd consider a DAP that couldn't
run Rockbox. I use several
JJZolx wrote:
This isn't a traveling setup, more of a gym/workout system.
Well, as mentioned before, I stopped listening to music 'on the go' some
years ago, i.e. while walking, running, or being outdoors in general. So
my setup is for being on the train or in the hotel.
JJZolx wrote:
I
wortgefecht wrote:
Well, as mentioned before, I stopped listening to music 'on the go' some
years ago, i.e. while walking, running, or being outdoors in general.
I don't either. Never did, in fact. Only when working out and even then,
usually just when stretching and doing cardio.
As soon as I made the leap from flip-phone to smartphone, I bought a
64GB SD card for it (Samsung SIII) and loaded it up with FLACs. I pair
that with a variety of output devices depending on the situation: Koss
Porta-Pros for quiet environments, in-helmet speakers for skiing, JVC
active
wortgefecht wrote:
I thought of a streaming solution, too. But since I use my phone for
internet access most of the time while travelling, I decided not to do
so.
Sorry but I don't see the conflict here. If you need to preserve the
bandwith (either becasue you use it or don't want to pay
wortgefecht wrote:
Long story short: What is your mobile setup and what are your
experiences with it?
At first I used a Wandboard with CSOS in a small enclosure that holds a
hard drive. I called it 'msqueeze'
(http://www.msqueeze.co.nf/index.html). The drive is sync'd with my NAS
when at
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