Recent content by Steve Woodhouse

To be fair, I thought I was offering an olive branch (post 72) before it was thrown back in my face (post 73). I'm always happy to keep the peace, to behave in a way that keeps the peace, and post in a style which isn't deliberately intended to wind others up. And I'm happy to continue with...

Go and boil your head. You do not get to refer to people by their surname without comeback.

For the rest of today, and away into the near future, I'll be listening to a lot of music by The Alarm, after the sad news of the death of frontman Mike Peters earlier today. RIP Mike.

That’ll teach me not to trust auto correct. :ROFLMAO:

Before we start, I'm in no way a vinyl fan. Recently I discovered a number of records which I own which are not available on CD or streaming services. I decided to get a record player and digitise these. I've gone for an Audio Technica LP60XUSB to do this, and I managed to pick one up used...

I actually smile when I start playing a track on my Ultra and only get the sub for a second or so before the trigger from the Ultra turns my amp on. Then I just click back and start the track again.

Well done. This is probably the most easily understandable post you’ve created, and it’s also very useful - many thanks! You just need a capital ‘B’ for because, and just one full stop at the end. ;) Seriously, thanks again for the information. Let us know if you get one, and how you get on.

I was presuming (perhaps incorrectly) that, if there are no tags, the tracks will also be called "001", "002", etc.

There must be some tags on the files or you wouldn’t be able to see their names on the WiiM app.

So, switch to folder view - this is presuming you know where the various copies of the album are - and play each one at each location, and note the details from there. Just in general, and for future reference, keep an orderly and well-labelled folder structure.

Don't worry, the last laugh is on whoever buys one.

The WiiM app is absolutely superb, and has been acknowledged as such in numerous reviews. Yes, I largely agree with that. I think it's 95% of the way there; it's always that last little finesse that's needed, and which can make all the difference.

As far as this issue goes, no not for me.

Of course, the real reason some people don't like to try A/B comparisons.

I should shorten it a bit; I do appreciate that some people have short attention spans and reading difficulties. ;) Only kidding, mate.