I pity you then. Flac has lots of latency as its a bit like a zip file. MP3
is lossy as hell, kind of what cassette was to hi fi before, tolerable but
not really great.
Brian

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On 22/06/2015 16:48, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
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BobH wrote:
Are there any can do's and cannot do's with what I want

Don't think either Wi-Fi or BlueTooth is capable of streaming
uncompressed
high quality audio. You'd need to go to MP3 or whatever.


All of my audio files are compressed to either flac or mp3, and they are
streamed to my tablet.

On 22/06/2015 22:24, Brian-Gaff wrote:
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All of my audio files aree compressed to either flac or mp3, and they are
streamed to my tablet.


I pity you then. Flac has lots of latency as its a bit like a zip file. MP3
is lossy as hell, kind of what cassette was to hi fi before, tolerable but
not really great.
Brian


If by latency you mean the delay from transmit to receive, I think it's
only a tiny fraction of a second. And it's not as if that matters - it
doesn't have to sync to anything.

On mp3, I think you're being a bit harsh, especially for high 320ish
encoding rates.

Not been impressed with some Bluetooth (hissy and muffled), but
strangely a soundbar I bought (Tannoy) sounds surprisingly good


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