Sound quality with XM and ripped cds
08-12-2009, 04:57 PM
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Does the iPod connection pass digital or analog? In other words, does the G37 DAC do the digital to audio conversion, or does the iPod? If it's the latter, than the 24 bit burr-brown DACs are only active with CDs in the player and yeah... lossless is not going to help much.
08-12-2009, 07:08 PM
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08-12-2009, 10:49 PM
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So wait, even with the nav system it will trucnate the songs if they exceed a certain length? WTF?
I have demo without nav.....put in 6 common cds. only one displays the songs (new springsteen cd). I am hoping that it is retrieving the songs titles from the cd itself and not the Gracenote DB it is supposed to hook up to when you rip the songs.
I assumed that it rips the ARTIST, FULL SONG TITLE, ALBUM NAME, CATEGORY, YEAR.
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I have demo without nav.....put in 6 common cds. only one displays the songs (new springsteen cd). I am hoping that it is retrieving the songs titles from the cd itself and not the Gracenote DB it is supposed to hook up to when you rip the songs.
I assumed that it rips the ARTIST, FULL SONG TITLE, ALBUM NAME, CATEGORY, YEAR.
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08-12-2009, 11:14 PM
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Yep after 2 days.....XM sound quality sucks.....easy test flip between XM to FM (better) to CD (excellent) What i expected.
Cant wait to test ripped cd and CF flash quality.
Cant wait to test ripped cd and CF flash quality.
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