He explains in the article....what do I need for a power supply...???...
Also this:....I found the power supply...it is proratorial @ 12V 2A...
...I think the computer ships with one...people were having problems gtting replacments or extras...
...you have fuked up my Schitt here...
Let us know how you get on with the keyboard. The Rii mini i8 looks good on paper, but is frustrating as a remote because it takes a few seconds to reconnect after it's gone to sleep to save battery. The small touch pad is frustrating on a large screen too.
It was a genuine question. For all I know they may have fixed the slow reconnect in the mini X1. I can understand you not wanting to risk it though....I was able to cancle this so no smashing...thanks for your biased opinion....Hapo like...
Depends what you mean by "overs". It does nothing for inter-sample x-overs, which occur in the DAC's reconstruction filter. For music played directly at the correct sample rate, with no equalization, CAudioLimiter almost always does more harm than good given how hot mixes are mastered these days.
IMHO there should be a way to disable it without having to rely on ASIO. Maybe in Windows 12.
Speaking of streaming digital music from a computer, Archimago reviews a $250 fanless Windows box that seems capable of being a Room endpoint and running streaming video. Sells on Amazon, and Ali Express. The performance of its Celeron J4125 processor exceeds an Intel I7-5500U on PassMark.
MeLE Quieter2Q (8GB DDR4, 128GB eMMC, Celeron J4125) Mini PC: An inexpensive, silent, multichannel Roon Endpoint. On Paul McGowan (PS Audio): "digital audio is soooo noisy", and "computers are the worst". [+ Windows 11 Update]
A blog for audiophiles about more objective topics. Measurements of audio gear. Reasonable, realistic, no snakeoil assessment of sound, and equipment.archimago.blogspot.com
...the MeLE was easy to set up, even for me, and I am posting this with it and the other new equipment posted above while we stream from Amazon...$317...This looks Interesting.
The digital out is a bonus.
I just got one of these Grace Link internet radio “tuners”. Roon’s internet radio implementation is kind of a pain and I like to listen to Pandora when just hanging out for working on things. I really like it. The digital output resamples everything to 48khz so not the best streaming endpoint for Roon or a flac library but for compressed streaming services it’s fine. Don’t know what the internal DAC is like, I didn’t try it. Cute, convenient, and there is a nice remote control app for Apple and Android devices....thank you for posting this thread...
...I have an old $1000 computer that needs work that is equipped with the "Creative Lab Sound Blaster" audio card that I could probably not distingquish form the Modi 3+ this $200 Chromebook is feeding...
...I was looking for a cheap streaming device to use instead of a computer to receive internet radio and Amazon Unlimited...
...I bought this to see if I can hook it up to my wifi and stream to an Aiyima 07 amp and some old Energy 2.1e's...it looks like I can plug a CD player into it as well...like a little preamp...if it works I migh even buy some of those Elac Debut Refence DBR62 and put the Energy 2.1e's away agian...it would replace a little cheap Sony CD player/radio that is doing a pretty good job as pre amp and tuner...I have CD changer feeding into it...I tried it's USB in but it could not see the Chromebook...
...I do not know if the Grace Link Internet Radio Tuner relevent enough to send in to amirm......is this a thread jack yet...???...
Amazon.com: Grace Link Internet Radio Tuner and Streaming Music Player with Chromecast Built-in: Stream Hi-Fi Music to Your Stereo System : Electronics
Amazon.com: Grace Link Internet Radio Tuner and Streaming Music Player with Chromecast Built-in: Stream Hi-Fi Music to Your Stereo System : Electronicswww.amazon.com
It was a genuine question. For all I know they may have fixed the slow reconnect in the mini X1. I can understand you not wanting to risk it though.
You are right - they are no different - bits are the same!Hi everyone. New member here. I have been reading this site alot and I love it. I believe in measurements and this site actually provides hard data with reasonable input and conclusions. I am planning out some audio upgrades and in the future I want to use a computer to steam digital audio (Amazon HD) from a USB port to a DAC. I currently use this Amazon HD and a wireless keyboard so I can sit on the couch and control the songs, or stream old/new music concerts over the computer on my TV and get great sound. Right now I just run it through my receiver/ with old Sonus Faber speakers, but I am getting close to getting the Benchmark DAC3, their amp (maybe), and new speakers.
Here is my question. Why do so many people and sales people say streaming from a PC is so bad. I have a degree and EE and as I see it, the data from the web is likely error checked and accurate and it is retimed by the network cards, USB ports in the computer and DAC. With the error correction and retiming, I don't understand why people say that digital data from a computer is inferior to a dedicated expensive streamer. I don't experience errors with other data over the internet. Data over an USB port is not riddled with errors. Is this just audiophiles promoting the most expensive gear or are there real technical difference in the digital data from a computer USB port computer to a $$$ streamer that can be measured. Any test/reviews on this? Thank you !!