pski;601510 Wrote:
So even if bit-rate limiting is not enabled on a player, having it in a
sync group causes it to use the mp3 stream?
POnly if the limited player is on. If it's in the sync group but it's
off, no convertion or downsampling takes place.
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gorman
Phil Leigh;600751 Wrote:
A synchronised stream is just one stream used by multiple players, so
yes, it will be the lowest common rate supported across the devices -
in your case if you set bitrate limiting to 192 for one player, all
synced players in that sync group will get MP3 at that same
pski;601510 Wrote:
So even if bit-rate limiting is not enabled on a player, having it in a
sync group causes it to use the mp3 stream?
P
Yes if one other player in that sync group has bitrate limiting
enabled.
If no player has bitrate limit , then some other limits migth kick in,
for
robotron2;600748 Wrote:
Briefly on my set up: I have 6 total SB's, 3 are wired and connected to
good quality stereo systems, 3 are wireless and are SB booms or
equivalent quality.
I generally run all 6 of my SB's synced - even if I am not moving
around the house I find that easier than
Briefly on my set up: I have 6 total SB's, 3 are wired and connected to
good quality stereo systems, 3 are wireless and are SB booms or
equivalent quality.
I generally run all 6 of my SB's synced - even if I am not moving
around the house I find that easier than tinkering with the sync
settings.
