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Does anyone use the NetRadio service of the Yamaha MusicCast system? I'm mainly annoyed with receiving network streams through their Airable service. Out of "nowhere" it is non-functional, it only reports "Loading..." and nothing works. Is there any way to tell if it's a network outage, or messaging, or something else? I've tried a couple of times by changing the network cable, changing to a wifi connection and sometimes that helped. But not always, which is pretty weird. Worse was that resetting it made all the presets disappear, which had to be laboriously searched for again. For 250+ stations, that's a real bummer. Thanks for sharing similar problems and their solutions. Peter
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This is not a typical question. I'm rather a personal lover over the sound quality of digital files at all. I'm from vinyl LPs generation used on gramochassis with midrange amplifiers, or tape decks. Sound was analog, cracked, full of noise. But there was something differente then todays digital files that doesn't exist today. I personally realized it quite recently when I heard one of my favorite recordings that I once owned on the vinyl LP. I'm not talking about 128-bit mp3, but about flac or ape files, which should be the same as the "original" master. Only theoretically. Indeed, when I heard that record and it was on Denon's high-quality devices, I thought I had a bad hearing. Maybe it will be true, we're all aging. Even it was not just my impression. It was jazzrock music of the 80's, irrelevant. Dynamics flat, bass like a well, the worst it was with cymbal/gentle drums or percussion depths (treble) that were virtually not there. For years I have been listening to music from digital sources, limiting mp3 to maximum. But it is really a misery where the "medium" quality of listening has come. Although I had the ability to hear super-quality devices differently from those who have invested high amounts, the subjective impression of the sound is almost the same. I remember from the past analog sound processors that modified the sound of recordings. Are they sure today, will anyone share the experience, if this sound can be "improved"? thx for replies Peter
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I have quite a lot of audio files without any metadata. For mp3 albums for me is best mp3tag or tag&rename. They unfortutately doesn't work with these mp3s. Is there anything to add id3 to unknown files or to your own compilations? Winamp, who is already out, was quite good for that at the time. Thanks for any advice Peter