Recent content by FwdMoparJunkie

Yeah, Thanks for the help..... NOT! Do situations, my type of work, school have anything to do with why I might not want to use Windows. Hmm. Gee Next time, I have a question, I won't post it on this site. That's for sure

I'm having an issue with the wifi having a strong signal in linux. If i boot into windows, i get a much better signal. Is there a cmd line or a driver that i can install in linux? I tried looking for one but couldn't find anything. Should I just get a usb wifi dongle instead of dealing with...

Thank you. I thought that's what I was supposed to do. Thanks!

My setup: Source: computer Receiver: Denon x4000 Speakers: Elac b6 Subwoofer: svs sb-2000 I just bought this Subwoofer and I'm not sure on how I should hook it up to the receiver. I will not be using this 2.1 setup for movies. Just music. I think I understand that Lfe is really only for...

I believe that you're right. I just read a bunch of mixed answers for if 5.1 will work in optical for this receiver. Some say yes and some say no. However, everyone agrees that even if 5.1 actually worked, you still wouldn't benefit from it because its missing the necessary formats and I'm...

Ahhh okay, that makes sense. I should get this receiver by next Friday so, I'll report back on how it goes.

So, the receiver only takes care of the amplification and other sound settings? I listen to 100gb of mp3s some of them are flac. Would I need a $100-250 sound card for extreme clarity? Also, is there a way I can bypass the mb dac to see which is better?

I just bought a denon 5700 receiver for my jbl cf-150 speakers. It's old skool and doesn't have any hdmi outputs. I only bought this for listening to 2 channel music. I will be using an rca cable from the receiver to the mb integrated audio (alc898) who is doing the decoding?

Well that sucks. I was hoping that something like that existed. Someone needs to get on that unless it's impossible with windows because, well, it's windows that we're talking about.

About a year ago, I had heard of a handy piece of software that will automatically analyze or scan your program files and put them in the right place, so that you don't have to spend days re-installing them. I saw this on linus tech tips. Anyone happen to know something like this?