Installing LogitechMediaServer-7.7.1-33750.exe (downloaded from
squeezebox.com) was not a success. Installed, uninstalled it twice.
Webinterface did not react on mouseclicks, second screen in new IE
instance completely empty in all tabs. Uninstalled everything.
Downloaded
One tip storage must be avaible to LMS while LMS is running .
So NAS must be on when LMS is running and connected otherwise LMS may
think that there is no music folder and dump the database require that
you enter the location again and rescan .
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Mnyb
Triode;696686 Wrote:
Best installation process is to: reset the output device, update the
applet and then update the kernel. Then select your chosen output
device.
Triode, what exactly do you mean by reset the output device?
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MWelschenbach
Hi Triode,
I have tried this with a Musical Fidelity V-Dac 2. This is an asynch
dac however I do not know if it is USB 1 or 2.
http://www.musicalfidelity.com/products/V-Series/V-PSU/v-psu.asp
I followed the instructions on page 1 of this thread last night and
both applets insalled OK.
Hi. I'm new around here and looking for some help and guidance...
I also have an SBT, and I'm looking for the best way to have my FLAC
library available on it. It's a fairly large collection of about 500GB,
but there some albums I listen to more frequently. My plan was to have
those albuns in a
putente;696727 Wrote:
Hi. I'm new around here and looking for some help and guidance...
I also have an SBT, and I'm looking for the best way to have my FLAC
library available on it. It's a fairly large collection of about 500GB,
but there some albums I listen to more frequently. My plan
GeminiAlpha;696714 Wrote:
I'll ignore offered LMS SW updates, but I'll update SBT FW, when
offered.
Thank for Tips help, hope to bring more good news after some time
Rudolf NL
If you don't update LMS on the computer you shouldn't get update
notices on the Touch unless you use
Triode;696686 Wrote:
The new kernel includes:
- possible work around for the rDAC issue (based on my option 2, it
ignores the parameter from the dac and uses a smaller parameter - the
question is whether the dac likes this..?)
Just tried, the touch didn't loop-reboot and my rDac is
MWelschenbach;696722 Wrote:
Triode, what exactly do you mean by reset the output device?
Go into the usb dac menu and set the output device back to default.
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Triode
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ste1;696725 Wrote:
Hi Triode,
I have tried this with a Musical Fidelity V-Dac 2. This is an asynch
dac however I do not know if it is USB 1 or 2.
http://www.musicalfidelity.com/products/V-Series/V-PSU/v-psu.asp
I followed the instructions on page 1 of this thread last night and
both
PietB;696768 Wrote:
Just tried, the touch didn't loop-reboot and my rDac is playing now over
usb-out, however not constantly but hickups
Hum - that's a pity. Do you have a high speed usb hub between the dac
and the touch? Does the momentary frequency update when it is playing
on the info
Looking at all the excitement over Triode's work with asynchronous USB
stuff, can someone explain to all of us numpties if asynch USB is
somehow better than, for instance, using a regular dac's connection
to the Touch via coax or toslink?
For instance, my Rega dac has a USB input. If the
Kernel #5 and plugin 0.7 play fine with the Eximus DP1. Occasionally I
get dropouts for a couple of seconds but only with 192kHz files, though
the touch is connected to my NAS via ethernet. All other material plays
flawless.
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MWelschenbach
Triode;696776 Wrote:
Hum - that's a pity. Do you have a high speed usb hub between the dac
and the touch? Does the momentary frequency update when it is playing
on the info menu for the dac?
No high speed usb hub, tried hires 96000 hz now and is playing fine, no
hickups
Only resetted the
I was looking for a receiver a HK 3390 or the HK 3490. I wanted to hook
up:
recordplayer, tv(audio),cd player/dvdplayer, htpc and a touch.
I thought I had to go for the 3490 because of the buildin DAC and 2
digital inputs, but I just saw a topic here someone mentioned the touch
had a good DAC.
PietB;696786 Wrote:
No high speed usb hub, tried hires 96000 hz now and is playing fine, no
hickups
Only resetted the touch and rDac before playing.
playing another song and switching to 16 bit 44, hickups
Switching back to 24/96 agan playing fine, also 24/88
Info menu for the dac shows
Thanks Triode for quick response
I don't have a high speed usb hub, but will try tomorrow for sure
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PietB
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Correct, Touch has it's own well regarded DAC for analog output.
BUT, even an analog input into a digital AVR (like you are asking
about) will likely result in another DAC conversion in the AVR.
Digital file to Touch, Touch does DAC, analog out to AVR, AVR
reconverts analog back to digital,
Triode;696789 Wrote:
So the key issue for async is that the momentary frequency should change
based on the feedback from the dac. Sometimes it will be too high then
too low, but I would expect it to update about once per second when
working correctly. This probably does need an external
MWelschenbach;696794 Wrote:
I observe the frequency alternating between 96005 and 96006 Hz or
between 192010 and 192011 Hz respectively about every second, sometimes
even two or three seconds. Is this as it is supposed to be?
Yes it should alter as it's a feedback mechanism - this is what
toby10;696793 Wrote:
Correct, Touch has it's own well regarded DAC for analog output.
BUT, even an analog input into a digital AVR (like you are asking
about) will likely result in another DAC conversion in the AVR.
Digital file to Touch, Touch does DAC, analog out to AVR, AVR
ebk71;696797 Wrote:
...
Buildin dac wil only be used when you use the digital in, that's how I
understand..
If true, then your assumption is correct.
ebk71;696797 Wrote:
...
So, if I understand you correctly it would be adequate to use a
analog receiver
Correct, if
toby10;696802 Wrote:
If true, then your assumption is correct.
Correct, if using the Touch's analog out.
Nothing to do with it's DAC. Digital AVR's perform functions like
EQ/PEQ, crossovers, bass management (like in a sat-sub setup) via
digital. So if it is receiving an analog
I got a Nad M51 2.0 usb, can I be a tester ?
I will need a external high speed hub right, what do you suggest ?
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CardioFitness
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rgro;696779 Wrote:
Looking at all the excitement over Triode's work with asynchronous USB
stuff, can someone explain to all of us numpties if asynch USB is
somehow better than, for instance, using a regular dac's connection
to the Touch via coax or toslink?
For instance, my Rega dac has a
The main advantage of the Asynch USB connection is the elimination of
clock jitter.
Basically, rather than having to recover a clock signal from the signal
sent by the SBT to the DAC (Push), the asynch USB approach allows the
DAC to control when it receives information (Pull).
SBTs are fairly
Thank you both. In light of your commenets, I did a bit of research on
the Rega dac. It seems that its USB interface only supports up to 16
bit/48khz files.
While I don't have a huge amount of 24 bit/88/96khz files, I have
enough that I don't think I would sacrifice those in order to make
rgro;696833 Wrote:
Thank you both. In light of your commenets, I did a bit of research on
the Rega dac. It seems that its USB interface only supports up to 16
bit/48khz files.
While I don't have a huge amount of 24 bit/88/96khz files, I have
enough that I don't think I would sacrifice
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