Needs to have the ssh deamon running all the time, so who knows what the effect will be?pink wrote:remote login via ssh will do without any SQ loss.
wtfplay project - it's official
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is it that heavy???
anyway you not going to have remote access without running some extra processes.
anyway you not going to have remote access without running some extra processes.
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All network related topics, remote access (SSH, telnet) as well as NFS will be evaluated in time. I think that you will have an opportunity to evaluate it yourselves. Then we all will be able to tell without guessing what is the impact of these services on SQ. If you find it negligible or none, then hurray - happy days. In the opposite case a trade-off will need to be made.
At the moment, there is one technology that can be used to remote access your audio PCs, regardless what OS you have running. It is called Intel AMT:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Act ... Technology
With AMT and on supported platforms you can enable remote KVM access at BIOS level. I do not know if all consumer grade motherboards have it. I know that server/industrial boards have it as well as laptops targeted for business.
At the moment, there is one technology that can be used to remote access your audio PCs, regardless what OS you have running. It is called Intel AMT:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Act ... Technology
With AMT and on supported platforms you can enable remote KVM access at BIOS level. I do not know if all consumer grade motherboards have it. I know that server/industrial boards have it as well as laptops targeted for business.
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I plan on trying wtfplay. I will need to make some changes to be able to access the computer remotely (using a TV as monitor, wireless mouse, keyboard, etc.).
I think I will use a USB thumb drive for boot, but what is the best option to store music, another USB drive like Western Digital Passport, or a SSD.
I currently do not have a SSD in the box (do a remote network Win10 boot). Thanks.
I think I will use a USB thumb drive for boot, but what is the best option to store music, another USB drive like Western Digital Passport, or a SSD.
I currently do not have a SSD in the box (do a remote network Win10 boot). Thanks.
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For the start any solution that you mentioned will work. Probably the simplest option is to drop a few music files onto another memory stick.
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Everything worked just fine. Copied the image on to one USB and music on another USB as suggested and everything worked just fine. I used two on-board USB ports. Couple of questions:frd1996 wrote:For the start any solution that you mentioned will work. Probably the simplest option is to drop a few music files onto another memory stick.
1. How do you clear the playlist?
2. I have JCAT and SSoTM USB cards, would those improve SQ?
My first impression; SQ is very good, noise floor is lowest I have encountered in computer audio.
My Win10 system is highly tweeked, 2-pc Jplay, remote network boot, etc., so SQ is pretty good there as well.
The only thing I noticed using wtfplay vs my BugHead is that bass was lot weaker with wtf. Is it because I was using an on-board USB vs JCAT USB card, a regular USB cable vs Supra, do not know, but I will try to make things equal the next time, did not have much time to play, but any suggestions are welcome. Thanks.
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Personally, I have tried both using an external WD Passport USB 3.0 hard drive and an internal SSD.sig8 wrote:I plan on trying wtfplay. I will need to make some changes to be able to access the computer remotely (using a TV as monitor, wireless mouse, keyboard, etc.).
I think I will use a USB thumb drive for boot, but what is the best option to store music, another USB drive like Western Digital Passport, or a SSD.
I currently do not have a SSD in the box (do a remote network Win10 boot). Thanks.
The SSD won hands down - no contest.
Several reasons could be responsible I guess; keeping non-essential USB activity to a minimum would seem sensible. One is mechanical and one is SS. Etc, etc.
But one tip frd1996 gave me, which made a material improvement, was to format the music drive, of whatever type, to FAT32 format and not NTFS. Of course, that may not be possible for you, but if it is, I would recommend doing so and then copying your music back to the reformatted FAT32 drive.
Jonathan
PS SSD drives are now much cheaper!
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@sig8: wtfcui does not have a function to delete full playlist at once, but you can delete individual entries with d key. If you want to delete all entries on the playlist just position menu bar at the first entry and keep pressing/holding d until the playlist is empty.
As for the question regarding USB cards: I do not think anybody will be able to give you the answer. It completely depends on your system. My best advice: try it.
F
As for the question regarding USB cards: I do not think anybody will be able to give you the answer. It completely depends on your system. My best advice: try it.
F
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that would be a significant disadvantagesig8 wrote:
The only thing I noticed using wtfplay vs my BugHead is that bass was lot weaker with wtf. Is it because I was using an on-board USB vs JCAT USB card, a regular USB cable vs Supra, do not know, but I will try to make things equal the next time, did not have much time to play, but any suggestions are welcome. Thanks.
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Can you please clarify. What would be significant disadvantage? Not using JCAT USB card for wrtplay? Just want to make sure I understand clearly. Thanks.nige2000 wrote:that would be a significant disadvantagesig8 wrote:
The only thing I noticed using wtfplay vs my BugHead is that bass was lot weaker with wtf. Is it because I was using an on-board USB vs JCAT USB card, a regular USB cable vs Supra, do not know, but I will try to make things equal the next time, did not have much time to play, but any suggestions are welcome. Thanks.