Hi, I'm wondering if any of you experts here can give me an answer on
the following matter:
Today I have two Receivers and one Boom, as a standard they are all
fully syncronized. Now I'm buying a SB Touch as a addition, one of the
reasons for this is that I want to play hirez-files.
But will
That's a good question and I'd like to know for when I buy a touch to
compliment my Classic and Boom.
I'm hoping the touch will be handed the original 96/24 whilst sox
converts to 48/24 for the other SBs and they all stay in sync.
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This will work only if you run an external SBS that has the horsepower
to downsample.
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Cool. My linux server should handle it very well then. It already
downconverts 96/24 to the other SBs without a hitch.
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Thanks for the reply, Andy.
With a mediumfast (2,+GHZ), double-core desktop server, 4 gig RAM,
Raid0-setup, I should be okay?
Is there any specific settings I have to apply?
My Touch will be delivered tonight, and I'm pretty excited about this.
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Yeah you should be fine.
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Maybe I am reading this wrong or reading into it. IIRC when players are
sync'd there is only one stream. Example, if three Touch units are
sync'd with a 24/96 then they all get 24/96. But if I have a
Transporter or Touch, a Boom, and an SB3 all sync'd and my SBS server
is powerful enough to do
iPhone;568564 Wrote:
Maybe I am reading this wrong or reading into it. IIRC when players are
sync'd there is only one stream. Example, if three Touch units are
sync'd with a 24/96 then they all get 24/96. But if I have a
Transporter or Touch, a Boom, and an SB3 all sync'd and my SBS server
iPhone;568564 Wrote:
Maybe I am reading this wrong or reading into it. IIRC when players are
sync'd there is only one stream. Example, if three Touch units are
sync'd with a 24/96 then they all get 24/96. But if I have a
Transporter or Touch, a Boom, and an SB3 all sync'd and my SBS server
OK, iPhone Mnyb, your replies was what I somewhat feared. But good to
know.
AndyG must have misunderstood my writing (don't blame him, English
language is not my strongest act).
My new Touch has just arrived, time to unwrap it. And play some files
unsynced.
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united59
united59;568577 Wrote:
OK, iPhone Mnyb, your replies was what I somewhat feared. But good to
know.
AndyG must have misunderstood my writing (don't blame him, English
language is not my strongest act).
My new Touch has just arrived, time to unwrap it. And play some files
unsynced.
Phil Leigh;568583 Wrote:
Don't worry. I've yet to meet anyone who can reliably tell the
difference between a 24/48 downsample from a 24/96 file.
Especially when the same song is coming in from two other room! ;=}
Sorry United and Mick, but that was what I thought you were asking and
I wanted
Thanks, everyone for the clarification.
Anyway, my brand new Touch sounds beautifully, just now playing some
Patricia Barber MFSL 24-96 (unsync'd, hehe).
Yeah, I know I would struggle hard to hear the difference with the
downsampled 24-48s, but still there is this feelgood factor (or
placebo).
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