It's a shame your wife won't let your run a server 24x7. From the
sounds of it, it would add a few years to your life.
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spamtom;576995 Wrote:
Only problem now is the beta tinysc firmware 7.6 R9113 wont let you play
music from local usb if you dont plug a network cable in. LOL. i hope it
isnt permenent change otherwise it kinda defeats the point of having a
local USB port!!
Just for your information, R8837
When I copy new music files (mp3) to the external usb drive, sometimes
the new songs are available on the Squeezebox Touch right away
But sometimes, the new album does not appear and I have to start a
manual rescan
Does anybody know what this is that way and what has to be done, so
that the new
Quick Q - Can I use my Bolder Modded Elpac power supply from my SB3 with
a Touch?
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Mark
TransDH Labs Rev. IC'sLFD IntAudience AU24Harbeth C7
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Is the 1TB Canvio *-really-* quiet?
Guido F.
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guidof
*Front End*: Marantz TT 15S1 Turntable, Virtuoso Wood Cartridge;
Cambridge Azur 840C CD Player; Oppo BDP--83 Universal Player;
Squeezebox Touch Music File Player (digital out to Cambridge Azur 840C
DAC)
*Preamps*: Conrad Johnson Motif
firedog;577361 Wrote:
Is it not true that the wireless module can produce noise that could
slightly degrade the SQ?
Case not proven, as they would say in Scotland. It's a fine theory with
no proof...
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Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't
I believe the SB3 and Touch PSU's are interchangeable. I've done so
myself.
The catch is that the SB3 PSU is not supplying enough power to a Touch
if you use the Touch's USB.
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ralphpnj;577429 Wrote:
Using a Tact for room correction is definitely not an audiophile
approved configuration but since this is not the Audiophiles section
I guess that it is allowable and forgivable:)
Bull.
:-)
IF you've seen and heard what goes on in a recording/mastering studio
you'd
I've been using my appliance for about a year now and can highly
recommend it. It's quiet, runs all the time, and feeds my transporter
perfectly. I'd like to try a touch fed directly by a hard drive, but
this setup would still require connecting the HD to a computer to rip
new CD's. I get
Phil Leigh;577596 Wrote:
Bull.
:-)
IF you've seen and heard what goes on in a recording/mastering studio
you'd appreciate just how crazy that statement is :-)
By your definition (?) , audiophiles are folks who masochistically
like listening to crap sound because their room messes up
Phil Leigh;577596 Wrote:
Bull.
:-)
IF you've seen and heard what goes on in a recording/mastering studio
you'd appreciate just how crazy that statement is :-)
By your definition (?) , audiophiles are folks who masochistically
like listening to crap sound because their room messes up
JohnSwenson;577525 Wrote:
The bug lists a patch so it certainly seems like its being fixed.
John S.
That is good news, even though its not officially supported im glad
enough people use it for them to look into fixing it.
jean2;577529 Wrote:
Just for your information, R8837 (7.5.1) was
Kal Rubinson;577626 Wrote:
Amen. Many audiophiles are stuck with outdated assumptions and even the
definition of purist needs to be updated for the digital age.
Kal
Kal,
You are getting dangerously close to be outcast from the audiophile
community for heresy.
If the cable manufacturers
ralphpnj;577650 Wrote:
Kal,
You are getting dangerously close to be outcast from the audiophile
community for heresy.
If the cable manufacturers can't sell outrageously priced USB, CAT 5
and other digital cables what will happen to Stereophile's advertising
revenue stream?I might worry
Kal Rubinson;577671 Wrote:
I might worry if I believed my comments have a significant influence.
Kal
Okay Kal that does it - by not thinking that every audiophile hangs on
each of your written words you have violated one the of the most basic
of all audiophile laws - the infallibility of
Are the songs included in any playlists?
If yes, open the playlist in an texteditor like notepad and check the
file path on this songs in the list
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Playlist are strange for SBS they seems to actually spill over to the
main dB ? .
Scanning a playlist is supposed to locate the files and make the
playlist usefull for sbs , but it can actually add albums ?
If you created a playlist with another application that may have seen
another path to
I bought three Duets almost two years ago and love them. I recently
replaced two of the Duet receivers with Touches. I did it to have the
ability to stream 24 bit 96 khz music files, plus the visualized VU
meters on the touch are way cool. :)
I still use all of my Duet controllers to control the
OK, here finally are my official instructions for connecting a USB DAC
up to the Touch.
A few words up front: this is not officially endorsed by Logitech, if
you have questions about this, don't bother Logitech support, they
won't have any idea what you are talking about. This is NOT plug and
I am using the Touch analogue out to my pre-amp. I do not own, nor have
I tried listening to the Touch via an external DAC so I really cannot
comment of this BUT the analogue sounds fantastic and I would even say
so that it sounds better then my stand alone CD player. This is just a
personal
If SBS finds a new file in a playlists not scanend elsewhere it gets
added to the library.
So if
1) your library is F:\Music (and this is how it is under SBS settings)
2) And the same music can be seen at \\NASSERVER\Music
3) And you have a playlist pointing to some songs on \\NASSERVER\Music
m1abrams;577723 Wrote:
Questions for you:
Is the Duet receiver still connected?
Do you have a wifi network?
Is the controller connected to your wifi network (not the duet
reciever) if you have one?
Yes the controller works via the server
server could be local sbs installed on a
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