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Originally Posted by Arcade
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If we assume that the objective is to get 24 / 96 and standard red book CD 2 channel into a Meridian DSP system what do we use?

iTunes doesn't support 24/96 audio. The Songbird player does:
http://www.getsongbird.com/

My tunes does
but i use 24 /88.2 for ease


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If you're going to connect a computer to your entertainment system, should you be considering video playback too? If so I don't think Mac mini nor Apple TV provide a full HD solution.

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Originally Posted by Ronnie Hurley
iTunes does support both 24/96 and 24/192 for Archiving purposes in Apple Lossless and AIFF Format

The Midi Output can be set to a max of 24/96 only.

Purchase High Res 24/96 2-ch Tracks from HD Tracks or Linn and then convert them to Apple Lossless for Archiving etc. as normal in iTunes

You can even convert DTS WAVs into Apple Lossless and get them to play back.

Steve.

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Originally Posted by GMT
I don't think Mac mini nor Apple TV provide a full HD solution.

I am running 1080p from a Mac Mini via HD621 to a 1080p HD projector. Works great!

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Originally Posted by GMT
If you're going to connect a computer to your entertainment system, should you be considering video playback too? If so I don't think Mac mini nor Apple TV provide a full HD solution.

Cheers
Tom


AppleTV is only 720p

Mac Mini can drive a Apple 30" display

From Mac Mini (Intel) Tech spec page

"Extended desktop and video mirroring: Simultaneously supports up to 1920 by 1200 pixels on a DVI or VGA display; up to 2560 by 1600 pixels on a dual-link DVI display using Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI Adapter (sold separately)"

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Originally Posted by Roger
My tunes does but i use 24 /88.2 for ease

How do you set for 88.2?

PC? AFAIK, Mac only supports 44.1, 48 and 96hz

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Originally Posted by Arcade
Originally Posted by Roger
My tunes does but i use 24 /88.2 for ease

How do you set for 88.2?

PC? AFAIK, Mac only supports 44.1, 48 and 96hz

That's all my Mini can do.

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Hi guys - What NAS solution are you using with your iTunes/MacOSX/AppleTV? I am using a Seagte ExtHD attached to my iMac, but I was looking at the HWP Media Vault as an upgrade to what I'm currently using, but I'm not really sure which way to go... Any suggestion for MAC/iTunes compatible NAS solution much appreciated.
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Going through the posts the other option would be to get a MacMini, attach the ext. drive and use it as my media hub - in which case I would not need a NAS, right? Is a NAS the same as an Ext.HD?

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Originally Posted by wooster101
AppleTV is only 720p
No, it is 1080p ... but not 1920x1080 ... it is 1280x1080. Personally I find it work the best at 720p (so at 1280x720).

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Apparently according to the Apple user forum 96/24 was disabled in iTunes 9. Just what I have read not tried.

My bad: it's to do with transcoding 96/24 material to 48k files that is non functional
http://discussions.info.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=2157676&tstart=150

Last edited by Ian; 2010-01-30 08:04. Reason: Reread thread. Added link

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Originally Posted by evdberg
Originally Posted by wooster101
AppleTV is only 720p
No, it is 1080p ... but not 1920x1080 ... it is 1280x1080. Personally I find it work the best at 720p (so at 1280x720).


You are quite right - I was thinking of the max resolution of the rentals...

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Has anyone listened with Amarra? It bills itself as an audiophile quality music player for the most discriminating enthusiast. Runs on Mac.

http://www.sonicstudio.com/amarra/index.html


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