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#How do I get my music onto a NAS?  | #How do I get my music onto a NAS?  | ||
Revision as of 13:36, 25 February 2008
What is a DS player? Why does it sound better than the CD12? What makes the DS players “open”?
- How does music get onto a standard Ethernet network in the first place?
 - How do I get my music onto a NAS?
 - When I buys a new CD, how do I rip it onto the NAS?
 - I download music from the Internet? Will downloaded music play on the DS players?
 - Can my NAS be used by my other networked products, like other music players, or used for other purposes, like storing home videos?
 - Should the my NAS be backed up?
 - Does the NAS have to be in the same room as the DS player?
 - What should I do if my CD collection is too big to fit on one NAS?
 - Can I create a DS player multi-room system?
 - Should I use wired or wireless Ethernet (Wi-Fi)?
 - How should I control a DS player?
 - Can other UPnPTM controllers operate the DS players?
 - Can I save playlists that I create using the Linn GUI?
 - What audio formats do the DS players support?
 - Why does Linn recommend FLAC?
 - Why doesn't the DS players support other audio formats (aac, wma, etc)?
 - I already have lots of music stored on a hard drive. Do I have to transfer it to a NAS or can I use my existing PC / Mac hard drive?
 - I already have a NAS running SlimServer, which I use with Squeezeboxes around my house. Can I also run TwonkyMedia or another UPnP server on the same NAS and access my music from a DS player in one room and Squeezeboxes in the other rooms?
 - How do I set up a Computer Network?
 - Where can I get training on Computer Networks and Ethernet systems?