sleepysurf Wrote:
Actually, I was planning to, but it looked too arduous, so I just run
slimserver on my office laptop. Works fine, plus it's a cinch to
install the latest beta.
Thanks for answering!!!
Nic
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Actually, I was planning to, but it looked too arduous, so I just run
slimserver on my office laptop. Works fine, plus it's a cinch to
install the latest beta.
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sleepysurf
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200 ~five (vertically bi-amped), squeezebox2
sleepysurf Wrote:
I've been listening primarily to Radioio feeds.
My SB2 arrived yesterday (and now I have to leave town for five
days--isn't that like taking a kid's Christmas present away?)
Anyway, this was one of the first things I noticed, after the
Sounds like we need somebody to write a RadioioGain plug-in g.
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audio), 300gb buffalo linkstation (remote flac audio file storage),
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Probably the station running their output through a compressor before
streaming it...because, you know, louder is always better and dynamics
are for pansies :)
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Can anyone confirm if this is actually the case?
Compression makes sense for FM, where people usually listen in noisy
environments on crappy stereos (car, workplace etc) - it would be a
real shame if any internet stations are doing it!
On Jun 28, 2005, at 5:01 PM, radish wrote:
I've been listening primarily to Radioio feeds. Hadn't thought to check
if other internet radio streams are just as loud. Turns out, many are,
but some aren't. I guess it depends on the individual feeds. Maybe
they really ARE trying to use psychoacoustics to sound better (just
like many
