Just done a series of 'null' tests:
SMS > iPeng iPad > Shairport4w Airport emulator > Sony Sound Forge (all
on same PC).
Null tested against:
iTunes > Sony Sound Forge.
Result? Total cancelation. Which means, iPeng outputs bit-perfect audio
through Airplay, AND Shairport4w is bit-perfect also.
pippin wrote:
> OK, now here's the link again.
>
> On the "unaltered" question, the general answer is "yes", but there are
> a few things you have to look at
> > > >
- Depending on the dock, you might have to set the volume to 100%,
> although I'm not absolutely sure about this. iPeng i
OK, now here's the link again.
On the "unaltered" question, the general answer is "yes", but there are
a few things you have to look at
- Depending on the dock, you might have to set the volume to 100%,
although I'm not absolutely sure about this. iPeng itself doesn't
manipulate the data
Yes, it is. Have a look at the blog linked at the top (can't post links
right now) about when and what.
And yes on the mini. I changed my mind when I read @jury's and Marco
Arment's analysis on the size
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Hi Pippin,
I have a Squeezebox Touch, iPeng for iPad, iPhone AND the playback
feature add-on. MANY THANKS INDEED!
But I'm curious; is iPeng capable of bit-perfect audio output through a
digital dock such as the Arcam drDock? (ie: does not do any additional
resampling/reprocessing and outputs' un
This is great news Pippin, so basically an Ipod etc can now be plugged
into a dock that in turn can be plugged into my Hif-Fi via phono etc.
This means we have a hardware solution going forward now the Logitech
have decided to dump on this community from a great height.
Do we have a screen shot
New appdate :) for iPeng for iPad, 1.4.2
Only a single fix: iPeng no longer crashes when opening the screen saver
on iOS 4.x
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Here it is:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?96304-Recommended-Docks-for-iPeng-Playback
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Ok, I'll open one later today...
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pippin wrote:
>
> So the input would have to come from users. Would it make sense to have
> a page on penguinlovesmusic.com where people can discuss and recommend
> devices or should it be here on the forum (I believe it could get a bit
> lost among the threads here)?
Sure maybe there should be
pippin wrote:
> (I believe it could get a bit lost among the threads here)?
Maybe in DIY ? Low volume sub-forum, the thread would stay easily afloat
I suppose.
After all, the thing would be a DIY player.
epoch1970's Prof
Squeezemenicely wrote:
> Since for obvious reasons this thread has become even more interesting,
> could you please add a list of good dockingstaions with SPDIF out?
>
What format would that be in?
Obviously I haven't tested all the 1 gazillion iPod docks out there, we
only did extensive testing
Since for obvious reasons this thread has become even more interesting,
could you please add a list of good dockingstaions with SPDIF out?
So I guess for many out there it will be a good option to just buy an
iPod and a dockingstaion instead of a Touch in the future.
Or an iPod in a speakerdock i
There are now new iPeng updates in the App Store which fix a number of
smaller issues and some that obviously nobody found, yet :)
* direct PCM streaming does now work better
* iPeng works with iOS 6 and MySqueezebox.com again. The problem the old
version had IMHO isn't serious because it's clear
Actually that's a good idea. Hope I don't forget it.
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pippin wrote:
> Don't hold your breath, I don't believe this is going to come this
> year.
> Released now, they would have no software for it and as opposed to
> Google, Apple usually doesn't do stupid things like that.
I know we should never read too much into the rumours, but leaked parts
for
wildgoose wrote:
>
> 1) what is the hardware requirement of ipeng for ipod touch? I have a 1G
> and 2G ipod touch. It will be really nice if this can work with the
> original ipod touch..
>
There is something I need to add to this:
It is VERY likely that iPeng versions from a month on or so w
Nice, this inspired me to turn an old iPhone 3g with broken glass in to
a SB Recevier.
To activate it without a SIM card I had to jailbrake it.
The rest was easy, just turn on Flight mode, turn on WiFi, turn of
everything else, sounds, notifications and stuff like that and install
iPeng and enab
BTW: One thing I never mentioned in any of the announcement (you could
call it an easter egg) just came to my mind when somebody asked about
master power:
1. (I might have mentioned this one) If you "hold" the "power" button in
iPeng, you can turn off all players (not only the ones in one sync
gr
pippin wrote:
> Don't hold your breath, I don't believe this is going to come this
> year.
> Released now, they would have no software for it and as opposed to
> Google, Apple usually doesn't do stupid things like that.
Spoilsport.
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chill wrote:
> I'm holding out hope that Apple will announce a 7" iPad in a few weeks
> time.
Don't hold your breath, I don't believe this is going to come this
year.
Released now, they would have no software for it and as opposed to
Google, Apple usually doesn't do stupid things like that.
--
After skipping it may take a moment until it sync back completely. If it
gets out of sync during skipping, the server needs to process the
resulting timestamps to find out how much it's wrong and to compensate
for it.
Normal drift during playback should not get that far but be compensated
away muc
Heh. I came with a nasty idea to test the improved synching claim. I
hooked my iPhone to the line in port of my Boom, set it to "always on"
and then I synched the Boom and iPeng on a few songs I know perfectly
well. Both devices are on the wifi network, test songs were FLAC.
I expected disaster u
pippin wrote:
> I've written a pretty long article on the new audio capabilities here:
>
> http://penguinlovesmusic.de/2012/08/14/ipeng-goes-audiophile/
>
I've just taken a look at your blog post. I had somehow missed the
improved syncing that came with the previous release. This is truly a
wildgoose wrote:
>
> 1) what is the hardware requirement of ipeng for ipod touch? I have a 1G
> and 2G ipod touch. It will be really nice if this can work with the
> original ipod touch..
>
There are both hardware requirements and software requirements.
You need at least iOS 4.2 and that rules
I am very interested in this. I was just thinking about whether I can
use my ipod touch and iphone I have around the house as a squeezebox
player. I already have a touch and classic player for my main stereo,
and would be very neat if I can bring the music to my other devices that
have ipod connec
Using an iPad as a player is not exactly my use-case as I am not fond of
color-touch screens near my stereo; I mostly use playback on the iPhone
in-lieu of the iPod app. But I had experimented earlier with the dock
and camera accessory on an iPad hooked to a DAC, so I see the potential
with improv
iPeng just got new updates in the App Store (iPeng for iPhone 1.6/iPeng
for iPad 1.4).
The biggest change to the previous versions, once more, is on the audio
and playback side:
iPeng now supports extended sample rate audio when used with digital
outputs, e.g. using the iPads Camera Con
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