edwinch;629061 Wrote:
Hi again,yes these are dvd audio,but i thought DVD Audio Extractor was
for dvd video and dvd audio?I could be wrong tho,Ed
for DVD-A it is definitely DVD-Audio Explorer...
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You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what
Situation can be a bit more confused depending on disc .
If it is a pure DVDA disc with mlp tracks then it is DVD-A Explorer .
But a lot of disc I have also have a 2ch 24bit PCM track in it's DVD-V
content, this can sometimes be 96k too , then you can rip this with
other software .
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Stratmangler;627271 Wrote:
Just had a quick shuftie around on the 'net and found this
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/04/20/virgin_media_apology_over_media_superhub_snafu/
Is there a link to firmware updates on the Virgin site ?
Chris :)
mmm my superhub has been upgraded to version
aubuti;628858 Wrote:
TinySBS is the nickname for the reduced-feature version of Squeezebox
Server (SBS) that is built-in to the Touch. You can use it to play
files connected directed to the Touch via USB hard drive or memory
stick, or a SD memory card. Or, as nicolas75 uses it, to access
Just curious, has anyone noticed any difference in sound quality between
the Digital optical and the standard RCA?
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stuarta;629172 Wrote:
Just curious, has anyone noticed any difference in sound quality between
the Digital optical and the standard RCA?
It all depends on the DAC you connect to them... some will sound
identical, some will be slightly different.
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You want to see the signal
berkey;629096 Wrote:
BTW, I posted the situation as a bug (17194) on Sunday but it seems to
be going nowhere.
fyi, mysb.com outages are usually not considered bugs as such. So that
bug report will not go anywhere in the bugzilla system. If there is
something wrong with the SBS running on
I have both Duet and Touch. I regularly use the Duet remote for both.
Today my Touch downloaded an update. So did my remote. I did not
upgrade SB server as I 've had problems so I'm still on 7.5.1 I think.
Anyway the update seems to have stopped rebuffereing I was having lst
couple of days
Zonker92;629077 Wrote:
Cool; thanks again. I am thinking it's probably overkill to replace my
NAS just to get this one issue ironed out; I should probably just
convert my files to FLAC and be done with it. I just need to figure
out where to put them; I have 47% of each of my RAID hard
When I get a message that an upgrade to my system is available, I assume
the upgrade will improve my system, not break it. I think its fair to
expect a company the size of Logitech is able to do some kind of
testing before deploying upgrades to customers.
Call me naive, but I expect any and all
thomaskristensen;629193 Wrote:
Call me naive, but I expect any and all software upgrades to be of high
quality.
Okay: you're naïve. :-)
But seriously, companies much larger than Logitech (including one
beginning with the letter M) have a long history of releasing software
updates that create
some logs are reporting timeouts from fab4.squeezenetwork.com
strangely, it's not only mysqeezebox.com malfunctioning, but this 'old'
website also... weird.
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aubuti;629196 Wrote:
Okay: you're naïve. :-)
But seriously, companies much larger than Logitech (including one
beginning with the letter M) have a long history of releasing software
updates that create new problems. That doesn't make it right, but I
would think it would influence your
some logs are reporting timeouts from fab4.squeezenetwork.com
strangely, it's not only mysqeezebox.com malfunctioning, but this 'old'
website also... weird.
it's just another name for the same server.
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Yes, I think that's a good way to go, and I've been mulling it over and
playing with the trial version of dBpoweramp, trying to suss out its
batch conversion process. I'd have to figure out how, of the 2,500 or
so albums I have, to figure out which were ALACs and convert them while
leaving alone
You should also consider what you are running through, and how you use
it. What I mean is, most AV receivers do digital processing for many
(most) of their opperating modes. Therefore if you send it an analog
signal (via RCAs), when running in these modes it will digitize the
signal, do its
Okay, then amend my earlier statement to naïve with a good sense of
self-deprecating humor and irony.
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and the iFruit never makes mistakes?!
well they do not want to admit to then
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A-500x - BW 704
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Server: Zotac IONITX-A, 4 GB, 1 TB WD EADS, Win7 w. 7.6
Hi,
I have exactly the same problem: running tinySBS with an USB attached
drive, sometimes songs skip to the next track 30-40 seconds before they
ends.
I noticed that when the problem arise it is costant: from that moment
any songs skips!
To solve the problem I disconnect the USB disk (using the
Thanks alot for the help.
The discs i am trying to rip are DVD AUDIO discs,with MLP audio.
It sounds like I was using the wrong software,I have just downloaded
DVD AUDIO EXPLORER and i will try ripping with this tonight.
I have downloaded the free version for now to try it out.Is this
version
erland;629279 Wrote:
...
I don't expect everything to work on a computer but I do expect
everything to work on a music streaming device like the Squeezebox, the
Logitech quality assurance have a lot of improvement potential if they
are just willing to spend the necessary resources on it.
Of course Apple makes mistakes as does everybody. But after having
migrated from Windows computers to Macs, my monthly computer
maintenance time has dropped to nearly zero as opposed to the up to ten
hours I could spend on that with Windows computers. I'm not saying Mac's
are better, I'm just
edwinch;629296 Wrote:
Hi
I have now installed DVD AUDIO EXPLORER and started setting up to rip a
disc,so far it seems pretty straightforward but i have not continued to
rip because when i checked all the disc info ,etc,i noticed that
copying is restricted to 48/16 and not 96/24 that is on
Fleetwood Mac - Rumours on DVD AUDIO 96/24 2channel part.
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edwinch;629311 Wrote:
Fleetwood Mac - Rumours on DVD AUDIO 96/24 2channel part.
I have that disc...somewhere!
It rips fine in DVD AE
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edwinch;629296 Wrote:
Hi
I have now installed DVD AUDIO EXPLORER and started setting up to rip a
disc,so far it seems pretty straightforward but i have not continued to
rip because when i checked all the disc info ,etc,i noticed that
copying is restricted to 48/16 and not 96/24 that is on
Ah right, sorry for the misunderstanding.
In that case,any ideas why it displayed the disc as 96/24 but the copy
was being restricted to 48/16?
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edwinch;629320 Wrote:
Ah right, sorry for the misunderstanding.
In that case,any ideas why it displayed the disc as 96/24 but the copy
was being restricted to 48/16?
When you say the copy was restricted... what exactly happened?
Did you rip it?
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You want to see the signal
DVD A E read the disc and showed titles and tracks on the left screen
and on the right screen parameters and values.
It shows sample rate as 96000 hz and bit resolution as 24 bit,but copy
control info says copying;restricted,1 copy;audio
quality;2ch/48khz/16bit.
I chose not to rip yet as I want
I have just read on DVD A E instructions that copy control - maximum
digital output resolution and allowed number of digital copies is set
by authors of disc.
To me,this looks like the limit on this particular disc.
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Have you tried the DVD-Audio Decoder and Watermark Detector plugin for
Foobar 2000?
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dvdadecoder/
I have had success with this on a variety of DVD-A's
You can convert to flac (rip) from within foobar.
Foobar 2000 is available from http://www.foobar2000.org/
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edwinch;629333 Wrote:
DVD A E read the disc and showed titles and tracks on the left screen
and on the right screen parameters and values.
It shows sample rate as 96000 hz and bit resolution as 24 bit,but copy
control info says copying;restricted,1 copy;audio
quality;2ch/48khz/16bit.
I
edwinch;629334 Wrote:
I have just read on DVD A E instructions that copy control - maximum
digital output resolution and allowed number of digital copies is set
by authors of disc.
To me,this looks like the limit on this particular disc.
This is all irrelevant - it doesn't impact the
Great news,I will give it a go..but I was going to rip to
flac,should be the same I guess, cheers.
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edwinch;629343 Wrote:
Great news,I will give it a go..but I was going to rip to
flac,should be the same I guess, cheers.
You will need to rip to wav then convert to flac using one of the many
available free tools such as this one:
http://members.home.nl/w.speek/flac.htm
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Right...I have ended up ripping one track in WAV as a test.
It shows up on the sbs as a WAV 24/96 and it shows up on the dac as 96k
so that side of things seem fine.
But that beep/screech/interference type of noise can be heard at the
start of the track,m,I'm lost!
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Phil Leigh;629058 Wrote:
Are these DVD-A discs? - shouldn't you be using DVD-Audio EXPLORER to
rip those? -? DVD Audio Extractor is for DVD's not DVD-A's
DVD Audio Extractor does DVD-Audio discs too, Phil.
Chris :)
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There is no element of personal attack in my response.
stuarta;629172 Wrote:
Just curious, has anyone noticed any difference in sound quality between
the Digital optical and the standard RCA?
Are you wanting to compare digital out on either opical or coax, or
between digital out on optical and analog out on RCA?
John S.
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I can't comment between RCA and Digital as I only use via RCA.
My Touch is hooked up via RCA to my Luxman pre amp and my Rotel power
amp combo and it sounds great.
Rgds
Pat
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Stratmangler;629348 Wrote:
DVD Audio Extractor does DVD-Audio discs too, Phil.
Chris :)
Does it? - I've never used it for that - I'll try it later... cheers
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You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...
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