Not excactly after the update to 2.07+ but going back from RAM boot to BASE boot to see if the settings show okay in there after I found out that it shows "off" in RAM.

EDIT:  Do I need to redo the whole sequence again? Trying to change all settings and re-asigning the drivers?

I did not change anything to XX after copy all new 2.07 (and 2.08) into the present XX folder to upgrade. The Driver Signing and Stable options were set correctly with the previous XX version (2.04 I believe).

Bert

Settings when starting XX from the bootdrive (to my idea also the basic configuration for booting into RAM).

From boot drive all is OK, checking the same settings started from RAM not at all...

Is this normal?

The images are from a RAM drive configuration. XX from HDD it shows Stable, Optimal and no need to Sign the drivers...

Bert

This is what my ears tell me...

What can I say... 

Next step the Lush... you'll like it and brings back some goodies from the tube amp. 

This afternoon I've reconnected the Clarixa again and damn, what a nasty experience. Everything was getting cold and thin with the feeling as if all was more dynamic and tight....

Fake dynamics if you ask me because I could not stand the added pressure feeling on my ears for much longer and eager to turn the volume down after a few minutes..

Back to the Lush again and all is just clean, dynamic and powerful without a trace of harsness... very enjoyable again!

Edit: Do not look at my signature settings... needs changes for some time already!

Living close to Peter's house does have its merits ... ... and so does the Lush!

First seconds already ... WoW!



Thanks Peter!

150cm for me please...

Solved...

Replaced the c over the existing files and now it states 2.04c.

Thanks,

Bert

Perhaps I have missed something but as far as I remember I have downloaded version 2.04c and installed it as well but the player says differently...?

Or do I have installed v2.04a by mistake? The directory states 2.04c, I am confused... 

Bert

Yes, with the Audio PC connected to the main house network (switch) but not directly with a LAN cable from Audio PC to Music Server PC.

This connection can't be made (needs a crossover) and when done the next step might be a problem to get access to the NAS through the Music Server PC

Bert

I do need a crosslink cable/adapter to make a connection...

Found an old PCI LAN card which acts similar (both 1G) to the internal LAN connection on the PC.

For the moment I can use another more simple approach and that is selecting a list, press play and unplug the LAN from the audio PC.

Nothing beats any other connection... 

Bert

Thanks Alain,

For a brief moment I could connect directly through a normal CAT5 but after logging off from the Music Server PC (my main PC) there is no way to connect anymore though that cable directly...

The before used way to connect still works so nothing is lost.

Somehow there is something weird going on which I need to tackle first to be able to login after a reboot as well. Next XX will need to find my files on the Music Server PC...

I do know now that I only need the extra network card to make things work one day. It will then be similar to your setup Alain.

Bert

Thanks.. will use common terms! 

The question was basically also if I can remotely control the Audio PC through a direct connection between that PC and the Music Server PC (my main PC should be used for that). I know I can using the network (the switch) but apparently it works the same.


Thanks, that's clear now... 

Remotely control one PC using it remotely to control another one using its own RDC connection... mmm, let's see if my network card needs a crosslink cable or not (not so new one!).

Bert

Does anyone have a visual presentation of the connecting PC's? Too many sorts of connections possible and reading the text makes me dizzy trying to implement something similar for my situation...

If I connect my Music PC directly to my main PC (crosslink) is it then possible to control the Music PC from the main PC as well?

The music is stored on my NAS but can be found from the main PC directly as if it is stored locally.

If possible then I can connect wireless to the main PC and control the Music PC through the main PC (RDP) too which would be both options I want to be able to use.

This way I only need a crosslink cable or a clever adapter to change the path and remove the Music PC from the switch.

Wishful thinking?

Bert

Probably but the weird part is that I have no ticks anymore and no gaps but only when playing unattended (SFS 0.1).

This didn't work before? Still with Intona in between... 

Must be the weather?

Bert