Jriver uses a 64bit software volume control which gives a much higher dynamic range. If you have a 24bit or 32bit DAC software volume will work well over about a 40dB range before artefacts from reduced bit depth could become audible. 6db per bit of dynamic range. 16 bit is 96dB maximum, 64bit takes that up to 384dB, more than enough headroom for any internal processing you could think of.
Jriver will use wasapi or asio drivers where the windows mixer and volume won't be an issue as it addresses the hardware directly.
nc535 you can use the group policy editor gpedit.msc because you are using pro. That gives you lots of options on how and when updates will be checked for downloaded and installed.
You can turn it off or go back to only being notified about the updates or anything in between. The latest build version of win10 is much less insistent about updating that it was before, particularly when you have pro and can use group policy settings.
I had it switched off entirely when I first used 10 because it was so intrusive. Much better now.
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Hi fluid, what is this latest build you talk of? 1903 or the November update 1909? 
I'm never quick to install updates on Win 10, just upgraded all PC's running Win 10 in our organisation to 1903 in the last few months, following the news about new releases.
I assume 1903 is what you were talking about?
I'm never quick to install updates on Win 10, just upgraded all PC's running Win 10 in our organisation to 1903 in the last few months, following the news about new releases.
I assume 1903 is what you were talking about?
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@haraldo: No problem! Do you have any threads about your audio?
Agree 100% with you about Windows. 10 for Workstations is nice too, it walks the fine line between doing what you want it too do and also don't ask you why you want to shut it down
@robbintip, not yet but coming.... too busy at work theese days.... not much diy there yet though
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No worries.
I guess this thread will keep us updated in the mean time?
No thread for my stuff until it has matured enough that I think it's worthy.
That will also be posted on a different account that lacks a nasty history of trolling behaviour
"Pics, or it didn't happen" goes for this one...
I guess this thread will keep us updated in the mean time?
No thread for my stuff until it has matured enough that I think it's worthy.
That will also be posted on a different account that lacks a nasty history of trolling behaviour
"Pics, or it didn't happen" goes for this one...
This post still bothers me, for obvious reasons... already looked at aluminium mesh....Wouuuu wesayso that stereo set of double fish eyes looks fantastic, hope your big cat was it mainecoon race will play games elsewhere ...
+1 knock on wood.
Are your baffles 400mm x400mmm?
These ones from the SVS SB 3000 might fit then:
Dimensions for the svs are 397mm x 385mm
When I was searching for the dimensions of your subs I came across this post:
I have this problem too.
It occurs sometimes when I switch them off and back on within a certain time.
Turns out that the energy stored in the power supply after switch-off could be out of phase when it is switched on again.
Are your baffles 400mm x400mmm?
These ones from the SVS SB 3000 might fit then:
Dimensions for the svs are 397mm x 385mm
When I was searching for the dimensions of your subs I came across this post:
I have this problem too.
It occurs sometimes when I switch them off and back on within a certain time.
Turns out that the energy stored in the power supply after switch-off could be out of phase when it is switched on again.
My sub is indeed 40x40 in size, but I couldn't find separate SVS grill's for sale.
I could probably make my own without too much hassle, I really don't like the idea but I think it would be the save choice.
I did try hard to create a clean clear look, now I probably have to clutter it up again by adding a grill. Our cat isn't one that
learns these things fast. All it takes is one mishap...
How much time between switch off, switch on gets you in trouble? I never restart the amp directly after a shutting down, knowing it still has some energy to unload. My troubles were over after putting the inrush circuit in place.
I could probably make my own without too much hassle, I really don't like the idea but I think it would be the save choice.
I did try hard to create a clean clear look, now I probably have to clutter it up again by adding a grill. Our cat isn't one that
learns these things fast. All it takes is one mishap...
How much time between switch off, switch on gets you in trouble? I never restart the amp directly after a shutting down, knowing it still has some energy to unload. My troubles were over after putting the inrush circuit in place.
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I'd almost order these:
They are 33 cm Pizza screens, polish the outer edge and paint the inside black?
Still need to fab a mounting for it... if it were quick delivery I'd be inclined to try it.
Or...
I can go for the standard 12" (above Pizza screen is 13") but with that mounting it looks like cheap PA. I'd have to fab my own mounting but in both cases I can't think of an easy way to hide bolts/hardware... Most speaker protecting screens are 12" which means it adds up to about ~ 305 mm.
That's just about the same dimension as the roundover I made on the front...
I thought the Pizza screens were an inventive find though.
Maybe I need to contact SVS and see if they sell the grill separately.
They are 33 cm Pizza screens, polish the outer edge and paint the inside black?
Still need to fab a mounting for it... if it were quick delivery I'd be inclined to try it.
Or...
I can go for the standard 12" (above Pizza screen is 13") but with that mounting it looks like cheap PA. I'd have to fab my own mounting but in both cases I can't think of an easy way to hide bolts/hardware... Most speaker protecting screens are 12" which means it adds up to about ~ 305 mm.
That's just about the same dimension as the roundover I made on the front...
I thought the Pizza screens were an inventive find though
.Maybe I need to contact SVS and see if they sell the grill separately.
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Here goes the kitchen theme again... ranging from pizza grilles to cheese graters haha.
Both aren't easy options, obviously the CNC'ing but painting chrome is difficult too.
But you don't seem to mind a challenge
PS: The amps were switched back on within minutes when this happened.
PS2: I remember the knock-off dune pro case but unfortunately only the front panel is this mesh
ranging from pizza grilles to cheese graters haha.Both aren't easy options, obviously the CNC'ing but painting chrome is difficult too.
But you don't seem to mind a challenge
PS: The amps were switched back on within minutes when this happened.
PS2: I remember the knock-off dune pro case but unfortunately only the front panel is this mesh
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With that delivery time I hope action has them too
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Table Fan grille?
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An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
Table Fan grille?
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Subwoofer grilles JL AUDIO Subwoofer grill SGR-12-TW3, 30 cm (12") - Navishop.nl
If I knew more about this product above, I guess I could make that work (maybe need some 3D printed holders) but it's an expensive gamble...
There's only a few models without a JL logo, and they are the pricey ones
There's a 12" version and a 13.5" version, but no dimensions....
If I knew more about this product above, I guess I could make that work (maybe need some 3D printed holders) but it's an expensive gamble...
There's only a few models without a JL logo, and they are the pricey ones
There's a 12" version and a 13.5" version, but no dimensions....
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Yes, but that's about the same look as the ones I posted beneath the Pizza screens
. I want something a little more glamorous...