andyg;539956 Wrote:
> I'll tell you right now Logitech won't do this, so use your Meridian
> receiver or work on an open-source solution with sox.
My thanks for all of the replies chaps.
I guess the above on is most relevant, assuming that the tag is correct
that he is an employee.
Still, it was
Many people these days are getting apodizing and minimum phase filters
confused. They are very different things. Neither of these requires any
special algorithm, they can both be implemented in standard FIR filters.
Nobody has intellectual property on either concept. Certain companies
may claim IP
Ok what I am trying to figure out is how Meridian is able to eliminate
pre-ringing? Pre-ringing occurs at the DA stage and happens because of
the filter mechanism applied to eliminate aliasing. How is an algorithm
that occurs prior to the DA stage going to fix something that happens
during DA?
Meridian also own Sooloos nowdays thats their own streaming device.
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With those kind of numbers it would probably be cheaper to donate to the
SoX project and have them build it opensource.
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I'll tell you right now Logitech won't do this, so use your Meridian
receiver or work on an open-source solution with sox.
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markn;539947 Wrote:
> I love Meridian gear. But Meridian just dont do cheap. I dont think
> theyd licence this for something Logitech would consider reasonable
I understand what you're saying, but just consider the options here,
i.e.
1. Meridian themselves use it and license it to DCS and Ayre
I love Meridian gear. But Meridian just dont do cheap. I dont think
theyd licence this for something Logitech would consider reasonable
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krochat;539919 Wrote:
> Or use sox plugged into SqueezeCenter - already discussed at length in
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=69145
>
> Regards,
> Kim
I've read the thread about it, and don't believe that they have
introduced apodising. From what I could see, they're tried to
Yes SOX can do it, cpu demand is probably above the Touch otherwise SOX
would be on it already as it is the transcoding tool.
Note that the built in server on Touch don't do transcoding due to cpu
demand.
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andyg;539915 Wrote:
> Why can't you just use the function in your receiver to do this
> processing?
Or use sox plugged into SqueezeCenter - already discussed at length in
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=69145
Regards,
Kim
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Why can't you just use the function in your receiver to do this
processing?
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I know that there's been a number of requests for a variety of additions
to the Touch.
Here's mine, which actually has a business case with it.
Meridian has introduced apodising in some of it's newer kit. As I
understand it, it's a clever algorithm which supposedly makes digital
music sound a li
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