原帖由 WHO 於 2008-8-31 20:02 發表 
woooo, thank you for not sending my reply then.
Hifi's universe is too huge la.
I do have some concern on the product quality when I read imagine兄's comment. However, I failed to google mo ...
WHo hing, It seems you want to set your iriver and eeepc in a duel!
I answered the easier question first: (1) select songs you are very familar with. Doing so helps you judge differences since you're familiar with the 'soundscape' of those songs; (2) select some songs which match your taste - strong bass? complicated arrangement? Violin? Female voices? Piano Concerto? Since you test things with the music you love most, it helps testing. (3) select some 'extreme' songs, which have high dynamic range. Get some complicated classical or rock music - even if you dun particularly like. Email me if you need any samples of this kind!
Yes, foobar200 can use RAM play. Go to "Preference --> Advanced --> Playback --> Full file Buffering up to". Imagine one song is at most 200MB (some piece is longer), it's 200*`1024kb. Enter this no. there. But to use this function fully, you need to use WAVE (there's another player called cplay, which can do full RAM play for FLAC, but I dun want to discuss it for now since it has a very inconvenient interface. For testing, foobar200i is OK!)
There's one thing I mentioned very long ago - ASIO4ALL. This is used to set up sth bypassing the windows internal sound system. I'll email you reference to this, but for now I think you can rip your songs!
But I think you may borrow more high-class headphones there to do the test Otherwise not fair to eeepc! |