TokaMundo wrote:

On Thu, 04 Aug 2005 14:09:41 +0100, Pooh Bear
Gave us:

Trust me - uncompressed digital audio wireless links are not yet available. I
expect the MP101 compresses wav files on the fly.

Sure they are, just not at the consumer level, unless you gotz lotz
o money.

That was indeed what I meant ( see the context of the thread ). ;-)

Graham

TokaMundo wrote:

On Fri, 05 Aug 2005 03:36:16 +0100, Pooh Bear
Gave us:


CJT wrote:

Jim Thompson wrote:
On Fri, 05 Aug 2005 01:23:19 GMT, CJT wrote:

[snip]
Who wants to walk down the hall to insert a CD when it can be instantly
available on a file server?
[snip]

Some of us have a 300 CD jukebox ;-)

...Jim Thompson

Who wants to walk down the hall to select a CD in the jukebox when it
can be instantly available on a file server?

It doesn't hurt to get some exercise you know !

Besides who wants to so nerdy as to run a file server just to listen to music
? You won't get laid that way !


A file server is far and away better than a CD jukebox. One can
convert ALL of one's collection, store it and more on the server, and
access it from any client in the house, including the media server
that runs through the TV.

I generally like the idea - it just means you need a PC to listen though. That may
not be as attractive so some ppl ( often called wives or girlfriends ) as you
find it yourself.

Graham

In article , TokaMundo
writes
On Thu, 04 Aug 2005 14:09:41 +0100, Pooh Bear
Gave us:

Trust me - uncompressed digital audio wireless links are not yet available. I
expect the MP101 compresses wav files on the fly.

Sure they are, just not at the consumer level, unless you gotz lotz
o money.

Well you can stuff SPDIF down a 2.4 Ghz videosender, and there are one
or two 1.394 Ghz links doing that, 'tho not strictly legal.....
--
Tony Sayer

"TokaMundo" wrote in message
...
On Thu, 04 Aug 2005 14:09:41 +0100, Pooh Bear
Gave us:

Trust me - uncompressed digital audio wireless links are not yet
available....

Sure they are, just not at the consumer level, unless you gotz lotz
o money.

With "lots of money" being $100 per receiving station.

Tim

tony sayer wrote:

In article , TokaMundo
writes
On Thu, 04 Aug 2005 14:09:41 +0100, Pooh Bear
Gave us:

Trust me - uncompressed digital audio wireless links are not yet available. I
expect the MP101 compresses wav files on the fly.

Sure they are, just not at the consumer level, unless you gotz lotz
o money.

Well you can stuff SPDIF down a 2.4 Ghz videosender, and there are one
or two 1.394 Ghz links doing that, 'tho not strictly legal.....

Now that you mention it, I've heard of ppl doing that too. No error recovery
possible of course.

Graham

In article , TokaMundo
writes
On Sat, 6 Aug 2005 22:11:36 +0100, tony sayer Gave
us:

In article , TokaMundo
writes
On Thu, 04 Aug 2005 14:09:41 +0100, Pooh Bear
Gave us:

Trust me - uncompressed digital audio wireless links are not yet available. I
expect the MP101 compresses wav files on the fly.

Sure they are, just not at the consumer level, unless you gotz lotz
o money.

Well you can stuff SPDIF down a 2.4 Ghz videosender, and there are one
or two 1.394 Ghz links doing that, 'tho not strictly legal.....


What I reference to is legal.

Well that frequency is supposed to be used for CCTV links but as SPDIF
takes up the same bandwidth, why should it matter?.....
--
Tony Sayer

"Barry Mann" wrote in message
om...

Is there a wireless solution to distributing audio throughout a
residence to 8 rooms? Digital?

Something similar to wireless computer networking...

Thanks,

sonos.com

It's a finished product, 8 rooms is a cakewalk. Even if you are slow at
unpacking boxes and conntecting speakers this system will still take
less than a morning to install.

$500 for each room including amplifier, plus at least one user interface
device at $400 (there's an introductoy discount bring that down to $1200 for
a two-room system), plus speakers for each room, and a computer to act as
music server.

I'd say that's a tolerable price. Building the wireless receiver into an
amplifier is good ... you only need one mains cable per room. And the
controller device looks as if it has a much better user interface than mine
.... the fact that the controller display is handheld must be a big benefit.

On the other hand, if different people in different rooms want independent
control, you'll need multiple controllers ... which is a substantial expense
that doesn't contribute to the music quality.

Tim

In .net, on 08/02/05

at 09:17 AM, DaveC said:



Is there a wireless solution to distributing audio throughout a
residence to 8 rooms? Digital?

Something similar to wireless computer networking...

Thanks,

Look at sonos.com for a fully functional system.

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Barry Mann wrote:
In .net, on 08/02/05

at 09:17 AM, DaveC said:




Is there a wireless solution to distributing audio throughout a
residence to 8 rooms? Digital?


Something similar to wireless computer networking...


Thanks,


Look at sonos.com for a fully functional system.

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I spent less than that, and probably have more functionality.

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On 8/22/2005 8:48 AM, Barry Mann wrote:
In .net, on 08/02/05

at 09:17 AM, DaveC said:




Is there a wireless solution to distributing audio throughout a
residence to 8 rooms? Digital?


Something similar to wireless computer networking...


Thanks,


Look at sonos.com for a fully functional system.

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