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    chrisc replied to the thread What's the worst learning algorithm streaming service you had enough of?.
    An irritation is that YouTube on a Samsung TV and on a computer operate completely differently After much trial and error, I have found...
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    chrisc reacted to DarrenHolmes01's post in the thread Some feedback regarding speaker setup and your own experiences with Like Like.
    So today I took the time to actually try and get my system dialed in. I have been chasing upgrade after upgrade, not really sure what I...
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    chrisc replied to the thread Some feedback regarding speaker setup and your own experiences.
    A very interesting exercise and worth a good read and view Bob's talk a few times My own speakers are bi-polar electrostats. When I...
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    chrisc replied to the thread Predator Upgrades.
    It will in theory give you more headroom, but the power supply is already over-specced. I doubt you would exhaust 4 x 6800 uf...
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    chrisc replied to the thread CDs.
    dbPoweramp shows up editing errors on CDs. About 2 in 100 discs have incorrect genre, track numbers, missing artwork (which is easy to...
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    chrisc replied to the thread CDs.
    A fellow I met has his CDs in several bookshelves. He sorts them by spine colour. Most DG labels are yellow, EMI are white with a red...
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    chrisc replied to the thread CDs.
    I also thought so, and so did Serge and other music-lovers. The late forum member Croak (Guilluame Lemaire) said removing a computer...
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    chrisc replied to the thread CDs.
    A computer is not the ideal music reproduction unit. Especially the built in sound chip in most computers. That is going backwards I...
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    chrisc replied to the thread CDs.
    Using dbPower amp, copy them to a hard drive and use JRiver to organise the collection for you. I use a 4Tb SSD. JRiver costs $69.98...
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    chrisc replied to the thread poe ethernet?.
    Don't buy the (mostly) rubbish LAN cable that TakeaLot sells. You only find out after cutting a length, fitting RJ45s that there is not...
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    chrisc replied to the thread Van Den Hul - South Africa - 2025 update - HBD Audio Revelations (PTY) Ltd.
    Perhaps you can also mention that there is an agent in Cape Town who can also supply vdH products directly from HBD Audio and at the...
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    chrisc reacted to OPClite's post in the thread Van Den Hul - South Africa - 2025 update - HBD Audio Revelations (PTY) Ltd with Like Like.
    " The link between technique and emotion " Greetings members of AVForums SA, wishing you the best for the year ahead and a splendid...
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    chrisc replied to the thread Age Census Update (poll).
    My neighbour's son proudly told me he is 8-1/2 He thinks his granny must be well over 100 since she wears granny clothes and has large...
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    chrisc replied to the thread poe ethernet?.
    They are most welcome to look at the rubbish I send and receive. 100 emails a day, 95 are spam or fake invoices. Then there is the...
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    chrisc replied to the thread poe ethernet?.
    In my house have a 35m Cat5e LAN cable running from a TP-Link Gigabit router to a Ubiquiti AP. Using the 5GHz wifi from the Ubiquiti...
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