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Why are digital streaming equipment manufacturers refusing to answer me? yyzsantabarbara,Depending on the protocol / app, most audio over ethernet will retry, and most buffer to give time for retry. If streaming locally, odds are you almost never need retry. | |
Bent Slightly Out of Shape @discnik ,How are you liking the TD-160? Friend asked me to put together a system for her son for christmas and I have an opportunity for a TD-160 MKii at what I thought was a really low price ($275) and appears to be in good shape. Her son likes... | |
Why are digital streaming equipment manufacturers refusing to answer me? @kijanki ,Unless I am mistaken (definitely could be), as the op was talking about networking connections, I believe he means fiber optic network I/F not fiber optic SPDIF. As well MSB offer fiber optic isolated USB I/F.TOSLINK is typically slow, t... | |
Is there any merit in former SOTA gear, Old cars are nice to look at, fun to drive occasionally, but if you are going to compete at the track, you are going to go new, and that new "daily driver" is more comfortable, handles better, faster, and is better on gas or at least 3 out of 4The... | |
Why are digital streaming equipment manufacturers refusing to answer me? No trolling here jjss49, calling it exactly as I see it. The op, at least as stated in their post, created a system that is electrically isolated. It is also bit perfect (like most home networks). There is no timing information in the signal ..... | |
Why are digital streaming equipment manufacturers refusing to answer me? I expect the op is trolling, but even if they are not, the op should know they will get keyboard warriors jumping in to insult their hearing, their equipment, etc. however, I am sure the op knows that not one valid explanation will be coming. The... | |
Speakers sound brighter at evening / night? You mean Dr. John Nash Ott and while he discovered links to human health and light spectrum he did not discover the light sensors in our eyes that regulate circadian rhythm nor extraocular light effects via the ear which does not appear to directl... | |
Speakers sound brighter at evening / night? There is a difference between having the same type of skills as other people, just better or much better and claiming to have skills that are beyond our genetics and physical capabilities including the way our memory works.It is like so called pho... | |
Best 80s New Wave Call me an 80's geek, but a group of my friends and I were seriously considering one of those 80's boat cruises :-) I never saw Pet Shop Boys, I expect they will be good. Hopefully it happens. | |
*WHITE PAPER* The Sound of Music - How & Why the Speaker Cable Matters 3. I have tried to explain it, but some are not happy. Is it just coincidence that the traces track characteristic impedance quite closely?No, you basically started with a conclusion and then attempted to make the data match without correlating, o... | |
Mistake to change from Spectrum (Coaxial) to Fios (Fiber optical)??? Auralic is just a streamer? You have external DAC?Potentially some incompatibility between the Auralic and your what I assume is your new Modem/Router? If a new Modem/Router, since you have it hard wired, and throw in a DAC there, there could be ... | |
Best 80s New Wave I think technically Violator was 90’s?Talking Heads - what a great bandHoward Jones - still plays great liveOMD - sounded great on last tourDevo - Did we forget DevoThompson Twins - A single "twin" still toursABC - still playing liveSpoons - still... | |
*WHITE PAPER* The Sound of Music - How & Why the Speaker Cable Matters What you are attempting to do is bury your mistake. | |
The secret to a great amplifier... This is Paul, who is no stranger to hyperbole, sort of like your description.- A single change was made. The unit was turned off, said change was made, then turned back on. There was no repeated testing.- Paul say's marvellous improvementHe is al... | |
The secret to a great amplifier... rodman999994,785 posts11-23-2020 8:19am"If you can’t measure......" That’s been, "science’s" failing, throughout it’s history and- always my point. ie: Knowing how or what to measure. If you had the slightest background (or- gen... |