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on: February 06, 2016, 10:42:15 am
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the electronic instability that could produce the pull of the ramdisk, although I guess that there is none. Juan, No. I forgot to explicitly mention that. I think such instability can only emerge from making / breaking connections between devices, with the USB cable as a good example. But also plugging/unplugging mains cords (now things connect to each other over the mains). With your NOS1(a) you can nicely see what actually happens or what's to be established : a decent connection with the "ground loops" where we want it. I guess we all know about the DC Offset which can be higher than wanted. So what do you do to correct that ? re-establish connections. All you need to do is think of what you actually do when you "set" your DC Offset ... Right ? Peter Right, Peter. Thanks Juan |
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on: February 06, 2016, 10:25:49 am
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Hi Alain,
The noise I have comes mostly from the power supply in the Music Server but I have in some place another one less noise, on the other hand I could place the Music Server in other room with a longer Ethernet cable. About your idea of Minimize using XXHE in the Music Server to make it less noisy I don´t know if this would cut other processes needed by the Remote Desktop.
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on: February 06, 2016, 10:04:14 am
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Well, that you should have a stable system. Stable-wrong or stable-right. But not at the will of GodPeter Peter, you mentioned the paragraph above referring to what boleary said on plugging and unplugging the USB drives and/or other components. Doing it creates electronic imbalances that affect the sound. http://www.phasure.com/index.php?topic=3453.msg37458#msg37458This is now my system configuration: Dock with 2 music drives (2Tb each) > USB 3.0 cable > Music PC (W10) used exclusively to manage the Remote Desktop > Ethernet Gigabyte cable > Switch > Ethernet Gigabyte cable > Audio Pc with the Ram-disk.The idea behind the Ram-disk is to keep the Audio Pc as "clean" as possible to get better sound. I wonder if removing the Ram-disk once it is loaded into memory can produce also some kind of instability in the system. In any case, is there a sequence or an exact moment to pull the Ram-disk? And also, once the Ram-disk is out, could shut down the Music Pc? Could this also alter the stability of the system? Regards, Juan I´m not talking about unplugging here, the reference to the boleary post was based only in the electronic instability that could produce the pull of the ramdisk, although I guess that there is none. On the other hand to turn off of the Music Pc is mostly based in the noise it produces in my room. Although it has some inconveniences because once you charge a list of music you can´t do anything if you have no active the Remote desktop. Well, this is probably not a good idea and the solution is to find a quieter Music Pc. Juan |
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on: February 06, 2016, 01:01:01 am
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Well, that you should have a stable system. Stable-wrong or stable-right. But not at the will of GodPeter Peter, you mentioned the paragraph above referring to what boleary said on plugging and unplugging the USB drives and/or other components. Doing it creates electronic imbalances that affect the sound. http://www.phasure.com/index.php?topic=3453.msg37458#msg37458This is now my system configuration: Dock with 2 music drives (2Tb each) > USB 3.0 cable > Music PC (W10) used exclusively to manage the Remote Desktop > Ethernet Gigabyte cable > Switch > Ethernet Gigabyte cable > Audio Pc with the Ram-disk.The idea behind the Ram-disk is to keep the Audio Pc as "clean" as possible to get better sound. I wonder if removing the Ram-disk once it is loaded into memory can produce also some kind of instability in the system. In any case, is there a sequence or an exact moment to pull the Ram-disk? And also, once the Ram-disk is out, could shut down the Music Pc? Could this also alter the stability of the system? Regards, Juan
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on: February 05, 2016, 10:30:32 am
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Hi Peter, of course I read the tutorial from the beginning, I even printed it to have it in my hands while I was doing the tests. I haven't said at any time that I haven't read the tutorial. I could made a mistake cloning the ram disk, just to have a backup, but it doesn't mean that I'm a fool. Well, at least I don't think so about my self. Again a sunny winter day here, that's usual in this part of South Europe and, to be honest  , it contributes greatly to keep the mood. Kind regards Juan |
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on: February 05, 2016, 09:03:44 am
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Hi Alain, thanks for your explanation it is very clear. I followed Peter's tutorial and I think I made correctly each step but I did it with a cloned disk that I made to have a backup just to know if it was working. The first time that I installed it Windows repaired it automatically. Maybe that cloned disk had some errors although it appeared exactly as the original. I'll try it again today with the original because I made the test yesterday night and it was too late to make more tests
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Ultimate Audio Playback / Chatter and forum related stuff / Re: Disk with Multi-RAM-boot available for purchase
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on: January 15, 2016, 08:17:07 am
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For the 100 euros and your second Clairixa it is 30cm by standard. So I hope you can use that (everybody thinks he can ) or otherwise it has to be the usual price. The 20th should be 2 days too late (maybe 1) as all will ship together (shipping is now 10 euros less). So I hope it is okay ? That's Okay Peter, please ship a 30cm Clairixa with the ram disk the same day as all the others. Juan |
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