Julf wrote:
> But was it an analog input to the amp? So different DACs with possibly
> different signal levels?
Yes we are discussion digital,input to the same DAC .
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congole wrote:
> same amp & speakers, same cables, even same input on my amp)...
But was it an analog input to the amp? So different DACs with possibly
different signal levels?
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Mike Sargent wrote:
> On my Windows Surface RT, I can select music, hit Play To, select one of
> my Touches, and it tries to play but fails. The Touch shows the song
> title and artist, but won't play due to an HTTP not-authorized error
> (sort of hard to see as the error is behind the big Play i
stop-spinning wrote:
> ...and getting good if not better results?
>
> I personally always wondered why a CD player should sound better than an
> SBT, because an SBT does not have any moving parts or spinning disks to
> worry about. But if you don't take the greatest of care when it comes to
> ri
JohnB wrote:
> My understanding is that if you are using the digital output from
> Windows PC with the default soundcard then the sound is probably
> compromised by the messing about that Windows kernel does. This is
> certainly the case with Windows XP, though with Windows 7 you can set
> the de
stop-spinning wrote:
> I have a friend I am trying to convince that his hi-end CD player should
> not be better than a good computer based music source - and so far - the
> CD player wins bringing more dimensionality to the sound, whereas so
> far, the ripped equivalent sound flat in comparison.
Try a blind test seriously ?
And re volume 100% disable replay gain/smart gain it lowers the volume
in comparison !! I think this is a common cause for miss understanding
this is obvious with modern loudness war pop the volume gets > -10dB
lower .
But with a good quality recording replay gain in
stop-spinning wrote:
> I have a friend I am trying to convince that his hi-end CD player should
> not be better than a good computer based music source - and so far - the
> CD player wins bringing more dimensionality to the sound, whereas so
> far, the ripped equivalent sound flat in comparison.
I have a friend I am trying to convince that his hi-end CD player should
not be better than a good computer based music source - and so far - the
CD player wins bringing more dimensionality to the sound, whereas so
far, the ripped equivalent sound flat in comparison.
Perhaps I am ripping them wro
I have the same Problem in Switzerland. When i starting my local server
on my pc, then working my toutch.
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On my Windows Surface RT, I can select music, hit Play To, select one of
my Touches, and it tries to play but fails. The Touch shows the song
title and artist, but won't play due to an HTTP not-authorized error
(sort of hard to see as the error is behind the big Play icon).
It looks like this is
Yup, if you're in the UK, that's it.
BTW, US member Squeezeit has been most helpful on the thread above. I
started this one because I somewhat derailed that one.
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A few days ago, we had a power failure which knocked off power to my
Touch. When the power came back on, most things on the Touch seemed to
work OK, but I find the digital clock no longer comes on when I turn off
the "power"; instead, it just defaults to a blank screen. I checked the
Settings/Scre
Supertramp wrote:
> Thanks BPA.
>
> Did some further tests and discovered that if you put the as m3u stored
> radio station URLs in a Playlists folder on the memory card and stick
> the card in the SBT, then the embedded server starts scanning the
> stations. After that, it is possible to Switch
Just plugged MyDac one straight into my Touch, EDO applet, plays 192
flac, sounds OK.
One needs to check the little switch on the back is set to USB2 and
perhaps restart the Touch a couple of times.
Result!
Ronnie.
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