Mnyb wrote: > Do you got any iPhone or android app to control your softplayer ? > Turning on the TV to control music is a bit awkward imo . > > There are some streaming service that are only supported on a real > squeezebox . > > Depending on squeezeplay version it could be issues with hirez files > >24/48 and possibly with bit-perfectness ,but as you have a media server > you probably know all about getting bitperfect output wo having the OS > re-sampling or otherwise interfere . Thats the soundqulity issue that a > hardware squeezebox bypasses, sometimes the OS does "things" to the > sound on old XP you had to avoid the "kernel mixer" and use ASAPI or > kernel streaming . > > As a hardware squeezebox "just works" independent of the host servers > audio system (hardware or software) you don't have to bother , example I > don't think i have any working sound on my HP microserver that is my > server. > > Ralphy have released . > SqueezePlay for Windows with ASIO, DirectSound, WASAPI and WDMKS device > support. This may further amend any differences that could theoretically > be there. > > http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?96573-SqueezePlay-for-Windows-with-ASIO-DirectSound-WASAPI-and-WDMKS-device-support
Yes I agree turning on the TV just to listen to music isn't good. For that reason the touch may be worth buying. I need to look into the SqueezePlay for Windows with ASIO, DirectSound, WASAPI and WDMKS device support. The Squeezeplay version I'm using uses the default audio device so I have to set windows to use the digital out as the default. The windows mixer may be messing with the bits. George ------------------------------------------------------------------------ geobrick's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=56650 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=96578 _______________________________________________ Touch mailing list Touch@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/touch
