mortslim;563721 Wrote:
Here is what the poster firedog who has done a lot of criticizing of
my consumer protection efforts here on the slim forums had to say on a
different websites forum:
So HDTracks got duped. Doesn't really bother me, except that I think
they should notify everyone
Dave (Northumberland) Wrote:
I just want to know if it is posible to use this one with
Squeezeserver?
I guess that nobody tried this one. There are some talks about SBS
running on NAS here:
http://www.avforums.com/forums/streamers-network-music-players/
Cheers,
Mike.
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ChrisL01;563564 Wrote:
Are there any good sources for buying the Remote standalone online?
Use your Smartphone! I have a Duet, but I use my HTC Desire with the
App Squeezecommander. - works great!! (price ~2-3)
I can controll all of my SQB trough the web from everywhere. Quit
funny, if your
Dave (Northumberland);563700 Wrote:
I have no idea, I have been using an SD card since giving up trying to
use a USB drive (worked sometimes, but far too annoying when it balls
up). This is my first move into a NAS drive, I just want to know if it
is posible to use this one with
aubuti;563800 Wrote:
And you won't know until you find out the hardware specs (CPU, RAM) and
whether you can get root (admin) access to install SBS. I took a look
at the product page and specs and they don't give any of that info, so
you'll have to do more research on places like NAS forums.
toby10;563829 Wrote:
+1
and I'd be highly suspicious of a £48 (guessing $90) NAS/computer
that has such specs to properly run a program like SBS.
It might be the best NAS device ever put to market, but I'd strongly
suggest investigating it's specs vs performance. ;)
You're probably
Can you describe your ALAC files? What was used to encode them? Are
they standard 44.1/16 files?
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aubuti;563800 Wrote:
And you won't know until you find out the hardware specs (CPU, RAM) and
whether you can get root (admin) access to install SBS. I took a look
at the product page and specs and they don't give any of that info, so
you'll have to do more research on places like NAS forums.
andyg;563842 Wrote:
Can you describe your ALAC files? What was used to encode them? Are
they standard 44.1/16 files?
i'm not that techie just ripped all my own cds using apple lossless in
itunes and then copied them to the external hard disk - i initially
wondered if it could have been down
aubuti;563830 Wrote:
You're probably right about the low price implying low specs, but it
could also be priced low because it appears to be a discontinued model.
All they had on the LaCie site was 1TB models and larger. (Meanwhile the
OP has gone XP (crossposter) and put the same question on
Dave (Northumberland);563844 Wrote:
I have a friend who can help me get it set up (a programmer) when I get
a nas, but I dont know what I should be looking for in terms of specs
etc when buying. Can someone tell me what are the minimum specs I need
to be looking for and then I can look for
aubuti;563857 Wrote:
I have run SBS 7.5 on a LinkStation Pro v1, which has 128MB RAM and a
400MHz ARM CPU. I'd say both are the very bare minimum you could use,
and most people would say that is well below minimum, especially the
RAM. The limitation isn't so much streaming, because it does
I should also add that you shouldn't get too hung up on getting a NAS.
Most of them are closed systems and designed to run file server
software, which is less demanding than SBS. Instead, give a careful
look at low-powered computers, which are more flexible than NASs, more
powerful than most
aubuti;563864 Wrote:
I should also add that you shouldn't get too hung up on getting a NAS.
Most of them are closed systems and designed to run file server
software, which is less demanding than SBS. Instead, give a careful
look at low-powered computers, which are more flexible than NASs,
The issue still happens to me under 7.6... wouldn't the fix in 7.5.2
have been carried foward. Also now that I'm. Using 7.6 how so I revert
to 7.5.2?
Thanks
Tony
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aubuti;563882 Wrote:
If you think that sound quality is not affected by server settings
(which you dismiss as features) then you need to learn more about SBS.
One simple example is the lively debate on whether you get better sound
quality by decoding on the server or on the Touch, which is
Thanks!
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How difficult would it be to simply upsample 24/44.1 material and the
mix in some supersonic noise to make it look like it's hirez?
I presume these upsampled tracks were discovered when someone found
there was no energy above 44.1 (or 48) kHz.
As far as I know there is no sure-fire test for
I updated my firmware and it seems to be happening sporadically at this
point. Some tracks it truncates, some it doesn't. I am also having an
issue with the the first track of any CD dropping out after about 10
seconds. I think this thing just doesn't buffer well enough to handle
ALAC files
Over a year ago, the same issues were disclosed on the following forum:
http://www.sa-cd.net/forum
Use that forum's search box for BIS thread and then click to the
appropriate pages cited below:
(BIS is the name of a record label and bissie is Robert von Bahr,
CEO, BIS Records)
(Bruce
Just got a touch today. Is there anyway to set a favorite on internet
radio stations say shoutcast so that computer does not have to be on.
Kinda confusing with SB server and my SB.com. Have a roku M1001 and you
easily could add stations to favs or presets. Whats the tricks. Thanks
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Ive distilled down to its essence the two most important comments (from
my above post) that were posted a year ago on another website from the
owner of BIS Records as to HDTracks knowledge:
June 12, 2009
Hi, HDtracks,
before anyone else tells you, let me do it.
We do record most of our SACD:s
Here are the similar comments by Bruce a year apart from each other:
June 12, 2009
When we did the DSD transfers of the BIS label, we did not listen to
all of the discs. We had over a hundred SACD's to rip in a week. We had
no way of knowing or even questioning the source data. We have had
Dave (Northumberland);563900 Wrote:
I will look into it more thoroughly when its all set up. If it makes it
sound better im all for it, I had no idea about external decoding
debate!
The Touch is great, but I am hoping they sort something out to replace
the transporter that can handle a
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