Recent content by Lee H

With over 300 million iThings sold to date - on the current port - I think the prices can hold firm for a long time to come. Cars replaced horses, it didn't mean that saddles got cheaper.

I have a Buffalo Linkstation NAS. They're cheap and mine has been reliable (please don't let that be a curse). You should be looking around £100 for that. You can - of course - spend a lot more and get better devices (Raid, drive slots, etc) but for a budget, this works for me. Next, you'll...

You're not wrong, but this one is a troll. Exhibit A... http://www.whathifi.com/forum/hi-fi/room-acoustics-0?page=2

Highly recommend a BK Gemini II for that budget/room size.

You can on an iPhone. Swipe across the track to the right and it brings up options to star or add to a playlist. Although I suspect you're right about the 2 devices. If I'm listening on my phone at work and my wife puts it on the Sonos at home, one of us gets paused.

Indeed. I got it a month or so back, my friend a few streets away got it last week.

Quoted to correct my typo :doh:

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Which is where a VPN comes in

TBH, this was my main reason for keeping them all. It's the best back-up you can get.

Nope, all you actually have is a licence to play the tracks. Once you move the CD on, you lose the licence.

Using your media player of choice (Mediamonkey for example) load up the flac library, sort by track name and get clicking. Assuming you're running windows, holding down Ctrl will let you click multiple tracks. Highlight all the duplicates (easy to spot now they're in track order) and then...

Keep them in the study. Selling them would mean I couldn't keep the rips.

Dunno. Is your musical taste relevant to the thread either?