Mnyb wrote:
> If the bandwith is somewhat weak via wi-fi or powerplugs . Make sure you
> send natively flac and does not transcode to wav on the server .
Is there a setting for that in LMS?
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Just did some more experimenting (with 7.7.3). When I select digital
out using coax or USB out, I can get 192khz. When I select
digital+analog I can only get 96khz on coax (i.e. the same as a non-EDO
SBT). For the moment, I am leaving EDO installed as it increases my
options, although it doesn'
This has probably been answered in this thread but my search didn't find
it.
In the testing I did earlier today, it appeared that selecting that as a
source activated the coaxial, optical and analog connections
simultaneously, but not the USB connection. Query as to (1) whether it
can transmit f
Man in a van wrote:
> John, you can also try this (it's a long shot)
>
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?93310-Async-USB-Dac-Experiments-testers-wanted/page32
>
>
> I don't have my touch here at the moment, but will try it later today.
>
>
> Ronnie
Thanks for this (although, to
Man in a van wrote:
> Instead of usb, select digital output and use a co-ax cable.
>
> Remember that it is the Dac causing the problem, not EDO.
>
> Did you try any of the options offered by the EDO install?
I understand it is the DAC, but short of sending that back, my only
option is to find
Man in a van wrote:
> John, you can install the EDO and continue to use the digital outputs.
>
> The best way is to try it and see :p
>
> atb
>
> Ronnie.
So I did. The install worked, and using the USB connection reduced, but
did not eliminate, the problem. Instead of losing a second or two
paulster wrote:
> You don't need to use DSD files if you're using DoP. They're stored in a
> PCM container so LMS will scan the usual tags. The only exception would
> be using 7.9 and SqueezeLite, where you can scan DSD files but have
> SqueezeLite pass them to the DAC as DoP. DoP files can be st
I did a little research, but with a 197 page thread, I may have missed
something. :)
I recently purchased a Teac UD-301 DAC t use with one of my SBTs. (I
also recently purchased a UD-501 for my other SBT.) I quickly
discovered that when I connect the two with either an optical or coaxial
cable
kidstypike wrote:
> The Touch stores it's database on the memory card, in a folder named
> .Squeezebox. If you swap the memory card between two Touches, they may
> both be building a separate database.
> I would delete the folder .Squeezebox on your computer and let one of
> your Touches rescan t
I have a SanDisk 16 GB memory card, which holds a number of albums
loaded from iTunes (256 kbps). When I insert it in either of my
Squeezebox Touches, and look at the tracks for a given album, each track
is listed twice. I double checked the contents on my computer which
confirms that each track
The A2s benefit significantly from placing them on sloping stands
(pointing upwards) at least for nearfield listening. Audioengine makes
stands but I just made my own.
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