korinengell;377092 Wrote:
> Haha yeah I'm busy going through the 25 pages in that thread! It starts
> getting pretty technical pretty quickly. Maybe I'll learn something :)
>
> Cheers for the help funkstar, not to mention selling me on the
> Squeezebox Duet!
It might be worth looking about for s
korinengell wrote:
> Ok so I recently discovered the Squeebox (and I especially like the cool
> duet), but I've also been looking at the Popcorn Hour... However I'm not
> sure either of them will do exactly what I want.
>
If you're like me they won't. I have a HDX-1000 (runs the same software
a
Haha yeah I'm busy going through the 25 pages in that thread! It starts
getting pretty technical pretty quickly. Maybe I'll learn something :)
Cheers for the help funkstar, not to mention selling me on the
Squeezebox Duet!
--
korinengell
korinengell;377080 Wrote:
> Why do you think it would be hard to keep the audio in synch? Because of
> problems like separate buffering/decoding for the audio and video
> streams? But that's not really a new problem is it? (I'm trying to
> imagine possible combinations of real HiFi setups where a
Oh cool thanks for the link! Sounds like the kinda thing I was thinking
of!
Why do you think it would be hard to keep the audio in synch? Because
of problems like separate buffering/decoding for the audio and video
streams? But that's not really a new problem is it? (I'm trying to
imagine possibl
You are right about the Popcorn Hour, it's all about showing video on a
TV, not video on a PC/Laptop and audio through a stereo.
It is possible to get any of the Squeeze products to paly your computer
audio, including sound from videos being played, but it is a bit hackish
and would be difficult
Ok so I recently discovered the Squeebox (and I especially like the cool
duet), but I've also been looking at the Popcorn Hour... However I'm not
sure either of them will do exactly what I want.
I started looking at the squeezbox to run music wirelessly from my
laptop (since I just purchased a Gi