Phil Leigh;532099 Wrote:
+1 - categorically bit-perfect when vol=100 (DTS and HDCD prove this).
The Touch doesn't need the -63dB setting for the analogue outs that was
useful on the SB3).
There is no additional analogue level control on the Touch.
Many thanks for the info...
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usch;531903 Wrote:
I presume when you set the volume to 100% it will be bit-perfect. There
just doesn't seem to be a means to lock it at that level, so you have
to pay attention that you don't accidentally change it.
See this discussion of 'VolumeLock and Squeezebox Radio'
JJZolx;531869 Wrote:
Unlike Squeezeboxes before it, there is no ability to set the output
volume to be fixed at 100% on the Touch. Please vote for 'bug 14807'
(http://bugs.slimdevices.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14807).
Voted. Can someone confirm the Touch has a preamp volume control and
that it
ziggyb63;531951 Wrote:
Voted. Can someone confirm the Touch has a preamp volume control and
that it works OK? For the SB3 the optimal setting for using digitals
out was to set the output level to 100% and the preamp volume
attenuation to max 63 for the analog outs...
I don't think it does
Call me nuts but I think line outs should always be at a fixed line
level. I can understand an OPTION to make them adjustable for powered
speakers but not as a default.
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Gazjam;532019 Wrote:
so is there a question then about whether the output from SPDIF co-ax is
bit perfect then?
Sorry to be projecting my doubts, :) but it WAS a significant thing
with the SB3, in that switching the digital volume and analogue outputs
off was basically the only way to
JohnSwenson;532038 Wrote:
The digital out IS bit perfect as long as the volume is set to 100, its
been tested by several people and does correctly pass a DTS file. Just
don't change the volume and you'll be fine.
John S.
+1 - categorically bit-perfect when vol=100 (DTS and HDCD prove
