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  1. Upscaled image but yes, they're somewhat bigger than the CX300. I'm all for sound though. My money is itching, I need to spend it lol.
  3. Originally posted by MWSAH:Gerard, you once bought the Sennheiser CX400 II? My CX300 are broke, almost dead left channel after two years. Looked for a new brand (Etymotic, Denon etc.) but I end up with Sennheiser again.


    My Cx300 have died in the left channel too. Mine must be getting on for 2 years. Freaky.

    I think I'm going for one's more like Ger's new set this time. Fed up of in-ear stuff.
  4. Best (free) program to convert FLAC to ALAC and/or mp3?


  5. dBpoweramp is just brilliant. To get ALAC you need to convert flac to wav then you can use itunes to convert the wav to alac.
  6. Originally posted by germcevoy:[..]

    dBpoweramp is just brilliant. To get ALAC you need to convert flac to wav then you can use itunes to convert the wav to alac.


    Cool, thanks a million
  7. there is an ALAC plugin for dbpoweramp
  9. Originally posted by germcevoy:[..]

    dBpoweramp is just brilliant. To get ALAC you need to convert flac to wav then you can use itunes to convert the wav to alac.


    Indeed
  10. New computer. Have a question. I have 2TB of storage divided up into :

    C: 500GB

    D : 1TB

    E : 500GB

    What I want to know is can I isolate one of these from Windows to use purely as a back up. IE, if I have a crash I can still retrieve everything from one of the other drives? Ideally i'll just load everything onto C and then copy it in D or E so in the event of a crash I lose C i'll still have everything on one of the other drives.

    So in simple terms, what drive should I use for backup?
  11. The usual thing is using the biggest partition (in your case, the 1TB one) for back-up -ing the info, and the other(s) for daily use. I can't see the point in three partitions though, maybe someone can give your further details. But I'd use the 1TB as possible back-up drive.
  12. Just succesfully put a modchip in my Wii, glad it works
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