Service-Team wrote: > Sjettepet wrote: > > The "add a server containing music > > files" function looks interesting. Could > > that be a workaround to avoid the time-consuming > > library-updates? > > Maybe. The update process itself is much faster as > only a single CSV-file containing al...

The "add a server containing music files" function looks interesting. Could that be a workaround to avoid the time-consuming library-updates? Silverjuke does still not update its library in the background. In my situation an update lasts more than 20 minutes. If the library is maintained o...

Hey, is it too much to ask to log in before joining such an important discussion as this one? Some good news: I have now returned from a short exciting flirt with J-River MediaJukebox (with new versions coming out once a month if I count correctly) because it is too demanding on my system. I admit t...

Thanks for the pointer, I will certainly try out the new beta, but as I tried to point out I'm not so much interested in bug fixes or bells and whistles as in actual improvements. Sjettepet Guest wrote: > Hi Sjettepet, > > there is a brand-new beta-version available in the > german forum, see > > ht...

I wonder if that is a wise strategy, since I see Silverjuke slowly being overtaken by alternatives, such as the new versions of the (now free!) J-River Media Jukebox, Mediamonkey, Helium, and Albumplayer. Moreover, feature requests such as ASIO-support, better navigation through large collections ar...

Yes it does, but of course Silverjuke on Vista is not by definition "bit perfect", but the Vista audio stack is so much better than that of XP. It does upsample, and is comparable to the Foobar -> ASIO or KS -> Secret Rabbit Upsampling set up that so many audiophiles favour. Silverjuke, as...

Kensn wrote: > Hoax or not the Kmixer will not pass a DTS wave > file bit perfect for my reciever to decode it. > Now is this a high priority for a Jukebox app.... > I don't know.. but having bit perfect playback was > a plus... I can now say, it's not a hoax. Listen to Silverjuke on Vista, a jawdro...

Yes! and on a second screen: WOW!

Considering that: - normalization (volume leveling)affects sound quality - the option "play tracks of an album with the same volume" does not switch off volume leveling - it is often when I select a complete single album for listening that I wish to enjoy maximum sound quality I would like...

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Vista sounds MUCH better than XP, strangely enough.