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In Reply to: on last try posted by Joe Murphy Jr on February 14, 2012 at 15:49:47:
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Me too, one last try. What you are describing below is a music server that is missing the brains it needs to operate. A DAC can't read data from a storage medium, you have to put a computer between the two so they can talk.
"substitute a "massive" storage medium for the spinning disc
connect to a DAC via a single cable (multi-line internally)"
Q.. How does the data get from storage medium to DAC?
A.. A computer has to read the data from the massive storage medium and transfer it to the DAC.
The computer can be dedicated to the task and contained in the same box but that is just what any other music server being built today does. It has to run some version of software even if you program in machine language. I don't see why you think getting away from the well known ones would be better.
It isn't a matter of starting somewhere, music servers abound.
Good luck with it.
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Follow Ups
- Won't work, you are missing a critical part - bwb 16:38:06 02/14/12 (4)
- well - Joe Murphy Jr 21:11:23 02/14/12 (3)
- funny - bwb 05:58:58 02/15/12 (2)
- not at all - Joe Murphy Jr 19:05:11 02/15/12 (1)
- forgive me, my mistake - bwb 19:23:04 02/15/12 (0)
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