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Re: MQN

Posted: Fri Jan 10, 2014 9:59 pm
by jrling
sbgk wrote:so 2 waveio users like daphile, maybe that's the common factor. Shall try setting up squeezelite on windows over the weekend to see if there is a difference between linux and windows, oh and shall be having another go at 24 bit.
Really shouldn't be the WaveIO. We WaveIO users did not get this material different end results from others using MQn?

Oh by the way - Daphile plays any hi-res FLAC (like the Linn Xmas downloads) I throw at it. Sorry that was 'below the belt'!

Re: MQN

Posted: Fri Jan 10, 2014 10:01 pm
by jrling
Nige - why turn the Ethernet on? Play your music from an internal HDD then you don't need it?

Re: MQN

Posted: Fri Jan 10, 2014 10:27 pm
by nige2000
Hi Johnaton

confused now
for daphile do I not need ethernet connected to the daphile audio pc to control playback via my laptop internet browser
was using using usb storage on audio pc

I left ethernet on for MQN and jplay testing so they wouldn't have that advantage

I assume I have daphile set up correctly it is very good
but MQN makes it feel like a live performance

Re: MQN

Posted: Fri Jan 10, 2014 10:57 pm
by sbgk
nige2000 wrote:Hi Johnaton

confused now
for daphile do I not need ethernet connected to the daphile audio pc to control playback via my laptop internet browser
was using using usb storage on audio pc

I left ethernet on for MQN and jplay testing so they wouldn't have that advantage

I assume I have daphile set up correctly it is very good
but MQN makes it feel like a live performance
daphile searches for an ethernet connection first then wireless, not sure if it's expecting an ethernet connection to a router though, I used wireless.

Tried it again with the same results, to me it is pretty much the sound of the squeezebox touch which is either a coincidence or means the SQ is heavily influenced by the code, also means the new replacement will sound the same as they are all bits are bits guys and are basing it on squeezelite. ok if you have valves, but then you lose detail.

Re: MQN

Posted: Fri Jan 10, 2014 11:05 pm
by jrling
nige2000 wrote:Hi Johnaton

confused now
for daphile do I not need ethernet connected to the daphile audio pc to control playback via my laptop internet browser
was using using usb storage on audio pc

I left ethernet on for MQN and jplay testing so they wouldn't have that advantage

I assume I have daphile set up correctly it is very good
but MQN makes it feel like a live performance
As SBGK says I used wireless for Android tablet control. Definitely a better UI for control than the Daphile web interface.

Re: MQN

Posted: Fri Jan 10, 2014 11:07 pm
by jrling
Fran - would you fell able and willing to cut and paste the Daphile posts in this thread to a new Daphile thread for continuing those postings? I feel responsible for hijacking SBGK's MQn thread.

Re: MQN

Posted: Fri Jan 10, 2014 11:14 pm
by nige2000
tried ethernet direct first but didnt work OOB so put it through the router and bingo

dont understand how mqn, jplay etc can be perceived to sound the same

i know optimising the pc with power supplies etc has a vast improvement in sq but its certainly not everything!

Re: MQN

Posted: Fri Jan 10, 2014 11:21 pm
by nige2000
jrling wrote:
nige2000 wrote:Hi Johnaton

confused now
for daphile do I not need ethernet connected to the daphile audio pc to control playback via my laptop internet browser
was using using usb storage on audio pc

I left ethernet on for MQN and jplay testing so they wouldn't have that advantage

I assume I have daphile set up correctly it is very good
but MQN makes it feel like a live performance
As SBGK says I used wireless for Android tablet control. Definitely a better UI for control than the Daphile web interface.
do i need a router for that or can just hook up a usb wifi adapter (think ive linux compatible one) and connect direct by tablet

im keeping the daphile on usb anyway i like the idea of it

Re: MQN

Posted: Fri Jan 10, 2014 11:41 pm
by jrling
Any wireless connection should work I think

Re: MQN

Posted: Sat Jan 11, 2014 12:28 pm
by LowOrbit
I have never got my Asus N13 usb dongle working with any Linux setup. So I would suggest any non-realtek chipped wifi solution should work. I use Ethernet into an old wireless router to create a hotspot defined on the router and connect my android device to that. Not ideal so I have a non-relatek type usb dongle on the way.

The browser interface is a bit clunky and slow witted, but the remote app works great.