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Re: Anyone tried JPlay?

Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2012 10:41 pm
by tony
Give it a try and see for yourself or hop on your bicycle down to Trim :)
KM[/quote]

Will assess which will be quicker! Hopefully by next week V5 will be on release if not will test de beta one.

Re: Anyone tried JPlay?

Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2012 10:43 pm
by Rocker
Ken, what version were you using when I heard your system a few months ago? Sounded pretty good to me....

Re: Anyone tried JPlay?

Posted: Thu Nov 22, 2012 12:40 pm
by Ken Moreland
Hi Tom, probably something like version 3.3 maybe. The sound has come on in leaps and bounds since. Take a trip round anytime you're free and I'll demo both methods(1 or 2 PC).
KM

Re: Anyone tried JPlay?

Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2012 9:52 pm
by tony
Just an update re hibernate,Total Commander and Windows 8. I can't explain it but 7 tracks playing now and laptop doesn't hang. Settings are all the same so not sure if some windows 8 update has stabilized this or is it just the usual computer software IT thing were nobody can figure out what was wrong and what happened to fix it.

Re: Anyone tried JPlay?

Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2012 12:04 am
by Ken Moreland
Tony great stuff and well done .
Try getting your V5 Beta from the guys and go here ( http://www.sendspace.com/filegroup/j9Nf ... 4hvXmit3Zg )
to download the recommended version of Foobar and ASIO component. Run Jplay Settings to set up.If you install Foobar do a FULL install, put the ASIO component in the components folder in Foobar and enjoy V5's fabulous sound.
KM

Re: Anyone tried JPlay?

Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2012 11:04 am
by tony
Si Signor Ken, All working well here why would I want to rock the boat and go back to gnashing teeth time when you can sort out jplay5 for me??
BTW Laptop was back to doing the same thing again this morning.Bombing out during one track. This morning I fired up the music on the right hand side and jplay mini on the left hand side of Total Commander menu. Last night it was the other way around. I swapped around again and all is well. i.e. playing multiple tracks in full hibernate. Sound is fantastic but I also got a new(secondhand) pair of audiosmile supertweeters in the post which really add a huge lift to the top end. Just need some botox for me now and some other products and all will be perfect.

Re: Anyone tried JPlay?

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 2:34 pm
by tony
Ken Has there been any progress on the ultimate standalone PC for music playback on JPLAY forum? Everything seems to have gone quiet on that front it looks like jplay5 will not make the xmas market

Re: Anyone tried JPlay?

Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2013 11:14 pm
by Ken Moreland
V5 is nearing release (I think) after about 15 Beta versions and 8 RC(release candidate) versions. Best results are with 2PC model where the MusicPC does nothing but play music and the streamer PC does all the preparation and streams the music in chunks to the other. It's also possible to play on a single PC and for 2PC the network can be wired or wireless. The operational method is totally different from V4.3 and the MusicPC doesn't need large amounts of extra RAM. The sound quality is exceptional and brings performance from existing gear that didn't seem possible.
KM

Re: Anyone tried JPlay?

Posted: Wed Jan 09, 2013 2:13 am
by Sligolad
Hate That!!!
I am always out of the country when a new release comes along........

Looking forward to testing it out when I get back next month Ken, I have been following the JPlay forum with great interest and it seems that there is another substantial sound quality improvement on the way...is there no end to the man's genius!!

Best €99 I ever spent for my listening pleasure <('-')>

Re: Anyone tried JPlay?

Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2013 10:21 am
by tony
Finally got JPLAY 5 beta working on my windows 8 laptop. Painful getting it up and running. Questions for Ken. Is Total commander dead in the new one or is it an option? Have you experimented with disabling services? Dont want to even think about it at the moment but I reckon this laptop which is a HP has lots of useless processes working away to slow the laptop down.

It so much better than delicating adjusting weights on a turntable if frustrated here one can just bash the keyboard with impunity.