Julf wrote:
> Maybe load a sound level meter onto your phone?
>
> -48 dB is quite a lot - it's the difference between normal listening
> level and the sound of a whisper.
>
>
>
> As anywhere above the -48 dB point is OK, I suggest turning the LMS
> volume up to 100%, adjusting the analog amp
Julf wrote:
> Yes.
>
>
>
> You will start getting truncation and/or interpolation as soon as you
> turn down the volume at all, but it won't affect the upper 16 bits until
> below -48 dB. I would have thought that is way below 60%.
>
I'd like to know where this correlates to in regard to
Julf wrote:
> If you change the volume, the signal is altered, by definition. Doesn't
> matter what device or software you use.
>
> Only exception is when you don't actually change the volume, but only
> send volume change requests "down the line" (to a smart enough DAC, for
> example) - but
Julf wrote:
> No. Any volume adjustment will affect the bits (as the data has to be
> scaled). Using primitive, non-dithered scaling, the upper bits only stay
> unchanged when the attenuation is an exact power of 2.
I see. So volume must be full to pass an unaltered signal?
Thanks
Jason
I had heard that If you keep the sbt 's volume at >60% it will pass a
full 16bit word. Is this correct?
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Apesbrain wrote:
> Audioengine also makes the tiny A2+. It ships in pairs but maybe put
> one on both nightstands. Available for $200 refurbished direct from
> factory. Contact them and ask if they have an orphan master speaker
> (they come in a master/slave set) for less. If you do this,
Bluetooth or hard wired?
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Found it...
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=803059
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I did this a while back. I'll see if I can dig up the thread.
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Man in a van wrote:
> Another[emoji14] 'Tea Party'?:)
>
> Ronnie
More like knocking off the head of Charles I
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zhaochen wrote:
> living in a firewalled country,yes,maybe it is the problem, i can not
> view google in my country
I suggest you overthrow your government. That might solve your problem.
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Man in a van wrote:
Could this be done by a cron job thingy? :confused:
atb
Ronnie
I found the solution -- once again thanks to Ronnie's suggestions on
what to search for.
In here: http://forums.slimdevices.com/archive/index.php/t-76291.html
John Swenson tells someone with the same
Man in a van wrote:
Jason, looking around
http://http://www.runeaudio.com/forum/how-to-unmute-dragonfly-dac-t411.html
it would seem that your experience and theory and that of others is
correct.
have you contacted Audioquest with regard to this problem?
Also,
Man in a van wrote:
.bat file eh!
Jason, I would not know know a .bat file if it flew over my head
(sigh!!) :confused:
Only 'ting I and I can tink of, is, did you correctly save the file
edit?
sorry pal
atb
Ronnie
It's not a file edit. It was a command line thingy -- I typed
Man in a van wrote:
Jason, looking around
http://http://www.runeaudio.com/forum/how-to-unmute-dragonfly-dac-t411.html
it would seem that your experience and theory and that of others is
correct.
have you contacted Audioquest with regard to this problem?
Also,
Hi there -- I'm now trying to use the Audioquest Dragonfly DAC with my
touch, hooked up via a powered hub, but -- as stated earlier in this
thread, the volume is so low as to be useless. When trying out the
Dragonfly with my Odroid Max2play system, I noted that I had to Putty
into the Odroid
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