amcluesent;485578 Wrote:
Is the Grandad market segment so attractive?
Well, judging by this excellent thread it is just about the right
segment to go for. That is not grandad, but anyone who were listening
to music when Freddy was still alive.
Thank you John, for your careful listening tests.
If I read you correctly, it seems that your recent FLAC tests seem to
favour the use of the Touch in standalone mode with TinySC :
JohnSwenson;485927 Wrote:
Next I tried from TinySC. This is just flac since it does not support
wav and
Hi again!
It might seem a bit odd to add a USB CD to a Squeezebox. Probably
easier to connect an ordinary audio Cdplayer as someone said.
My problem is that i want to make a squeezebox combo with the Nuforce
Icon amp which only got a single analog input.
I'm not John but I believe he is saying that in ascending order of
replay quality from lowest to highest (from the analogue outputs) the
results are:
FLAC from SBS
FLAC from TinySC
WAV from SBS
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Phil Leigh;485955 Wrote:
I'm not John but I believe he is saying that in ascending order of
replay quality from lowest to highest (from the analogue outputs) the
results are:
FLAC from SBS
FLAC from TinySC
WAV from SBS
That's also what I understood from his last post, but seems to
C'mon guys, Andy is right.
If it's to discuss these matters, it's better to bring this discussion
to the Audiophile forum.
The SB Touch forum is a general forum, and most people don't understand
the nuances of your argumentation.
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Let me reitterate, In these tests the same FLAC file was used for all
tests. TinySC as commonly configured does not transcode, so when playing
a FLAC file it can only send a FLAC stream to the player. Currently it
does not support WAV files so I can only hear FLAC decoding from TinySC
right now.
On Nov 16, 2009, at 11:44 AM, JohnSwenson wrote:
Let me reitterate, In these tests the same FLAC file was used for all
tests. TinySC as commonly configured does not transcode, so when playing
a FLAC file it can only send a FLAC stream to the player. Currently it
does not support WAV files
Great thread here.
I've toyed with the idea of putting a Slim Devices player in my car
ever since my first SliMP3 but have never done it.
I would be fine using my iPod touch in the car... IF IT WAS USABLE IN
LANDSCAPE!!! For years I have been annoyed at the ridiculous cover flow
of the iPod
dean;486074 Wrote:
If you can't measure it, then you can't fix it.
There is a test which can measure the audio effects of very small
amounts of jitter, its actually quite simple: play a 15KHz sine wave,
run it through a 24 bit ADC and run a very high resolution FFT. Someone
did the math
andyg;486077 Wrote:
I will try and get to the bottom of why WAV/PCM does not work today, so
you can test that too.
Thanks Andy. My guess is that its just a file type thing and WAV has
been turned off in the file types list. I'm not sure what file to look
in for this since I always use the
Yep, WAV was broken because of --notranscoding, but it was easily fixed.
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paltomare;486147 Wrote:
Which brings us back to my OP, I was interested in knowing if the Touch
could display Chumby or similar widgets for times when I am not
listening to music.
Nope.
Would be nice if it did though.
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paltomare;486147 Wrote:
Which brings us back to my OP, I was interested in knowing if the Touch
could display Chumby or similar widgets for times when I am not
listening to music.
If I understand this correctly it would require that someone
implemented Flash on the Touch. I have a hard time
andyg;486154 Wrote:
Yep, WAV was broken because of --notranscoding, but it was easily fixed.
That's excellent news. Top stuff Andy [image:
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