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Votre NAS pour la dématérialisation, partie 1

Dans la série des articles publiés sur la dématérialisation je vous propose de préparer un NAS à partir d'un PC neuf et à faible consommation pour alimenter votre système iTunes ou foobar. Nous allons étudier les modifications nécessaires à chaque logiciel pour voir les informations de la bibliothèque partagée par le service NAS et surtout nous attacher à voir la navigabilité, accessibilité et mode de contrôle pour l'écoute locale ou distante. Ce premier article traite de iTunes, le prochain sera sur foobar. iTunes offre la possibilité d'accéder à des bibliothèques iTunes à distance depuis plusieurs versions. La version utilisée ici est 9.0.3.15 couplé à freenas 0.7 (4919). http://musiq-audiophile.blogspot.com/2010/03/votre-nas-pour-la-dematerialisation.html
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Build An Audiophile Music Server (CA04) | Computer Audiophile

http://www.computeraudiophile.com/content/Build-Audiophile-Music-Server-CA04 The Microsoft contingent of Computer Audiophile readers has been very vocal about the lack of Windows content around here. Well, it never hurts to ask. The CA04 music server is a Windows only machine that uses Apple's iTunes.
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It all started with a little post via the Computer Audiophile Twitter page. " Working on arguably the best computer based audio solution available. It is so inexpensive you won't believe it! " Since that original hint was dropped I've received countless emails and posts through the CA forum asking about this system. I've delayed publishing an article about this very inexpensive system because I wanted to be absolutely certain it could perform with the best systems available. http://www.computeraudiophile.com/Audiophile-Reference-Music-Server-For-A-Song

Audiophile Reference Music Server For A Song | Computer Audiophi

I began the music server series here on Computer Audiophile with some very basic systems. These music servers were great solutions for readers looking to get in the game or upgrade an existing starter system. One of the problems with this approach was that readers often wanted more. I received countless emails from readers, manufacturers, and dealers asking what parts of these music servers I would upgrade to accomplish a specific goal. I have literally spent months testing different DACs, interfaces, operating systems, storage solutions etc... I've also been working with some very highly respected people in the high end audio & music industry comparing notes about sound quality, library functionality, file formats, and everything else under the sun.

Audiophile Reference Music Servers | Computer Audiophile

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Music Servers: Canned or Custom (Part I) | Computer Audiophile

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Music Servers: Canned or Custom (Part II) | Computer Audiophile

Part II Canned Music Servers: Replacement or Supplemental In the first part of this series I briefly discussed canned and custom music servers giving a couple pros and cons of each solution.
Part III Custom Music Servers: Desktop or Fully Integrated Part II of this series was all about canned music servers. Purchase, plug, and play.

Music Servers: Canned or Custom (Part III) | Computer Audiophile

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