Yes, it's the kind of device I'm talking about. Before this I knew the iMic
from Griffin Tech but it has no digital output. The Harman Kardon DAL 150
has digital output, but it doesn't says anything about WMA compatibility,
and it's a little expensive...

Thanks for your hint
Faustino

"RJH" wrote in message
...
"Faustino Dina" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I'm planning to hear my mp3 and wma audio files through the AV Receiver
by
using the HARMAN KARDON DAL 150 EzLINK. I read the DAL 150 converts mp3
files to the digital audio format AVR understand. But how about the .wma
(Windows media player) files? DAL 150 can convert this format also?

Thanks in advance
Faustino


Hi - I think this is just a usb-digital audio streaming device so it'll
take
any audio source file from the pc and convert it to audio data via the
usb.
I think. Is it the same sort of thing as this?:

http://uk.europe.creative.com/produc...t.asp?prod=448

Rob

Yes, it's the kind of device I'm talking about. Before this I knew the
iMic
from Griffin Tech but it has no digital output. The Harman Kardon DAL 150
has digital output, but it doesn't says anything about WMA compatibility,
and it's a little expensive...

Thanks for your hint
Faustino


I've not heard of that specific device, but I should think the (windows)
hardware manager just treats it as if it's another 'sound device', no
different from a soundcard. Any program should be able to play to it, inc
Windows Media Player or whatever.

You could always convert the wma to mp3 or ogg. Wma has been backwards
engineered so programs exist.

Jim H

and it's a little expensive...

Try ebay. HK sells direct via ebay at much lower prices, or at least they
used to.

Frank

"Faustino Dina" wrote in message
...
Yes, it's the kind of device I'm talking about. Before this I knew the
iMic
from Griffin Tech but it has no digital output. The Harman Kardon DAL 150
has digital output, but it doesn't says anything about WMA compatibility,
and it's a little expensive...

Thanks for your hint
Faustino

"RJH" wrote in message
...
"Faustino Dina" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I'm planning to hear my mp3 and wma audio files through the AV
Receiver
by
using the HARMAN KARDON DAL 150 EzLINK. I read the DAL 150 converts
mp3
files to the digital audio format AVR understand. But how about the
..wma
(Windows media player) files? DAL 150 can convert this format also?

Thanks in advance
Faustino


Hi - I think this is just a usb-digital audio streaming device so it'll
take
any audio source file from the pc and convert it to audio data via the
usb.
I think. Is it the same sort of thing as this?:

http://uk.europe.creative.com/produc...t.asp?prod=448

Rob

On Tue, 8 Jul 2003 12:58:00 -0500, "Frank Minich"
wrote:

and it's a little expensive...

Try ebay. HK sells direct via ebay at much lower prices, or at least they
used to.

Frank

"Faustino Dina" wrote in message
...
Yes, it's the kind of device I'm talking about. Before this I knew the
iMic
from Griffin Tech but it has no digital output. The Harman Kardon DAL 150
has digital output, but it doesn't says anything about WMA compatibility,
and it's a little expensive...

Thanks for your hint
Faustino

"RJH" wrote in message
...
"Faustino Dina" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I'm planning to hear my mp3 and wma audio files through the AV
Receiver
by
using the HARMAN KARDON DAL 150 EzLINK. I read the DAL 150 converts
mp3
files to the digital audio format AVR understand. But how about the
.wma
(Windows media player) files? DAL 150 can convert this format also?

Thanks in advance
Faustino


Hi - I think this is just a usb-digital audio streaming device so it'll
take
any audio source file from the pc and convert it to audio data via the
usb.
I think. Is it the same sort of thing as this?:

http://uk.europe.creative.com/produc...t.asp?prod=448

Rob





I thought the DAL 150 just converted the stream from USB to optical &
the receiver did the decoding of the mp3?

Chris

I purchased the HK DAL150 from OneCall, www.onecall.com.
and use with the HK AVR 525 receiver. Although OneCall
sells it on their website, and sometimes at clearance prices,
I purchased this at their ebay auction site cheaper.

The DAL 150 will NOT stream music, it must be downloaded and
reside on the hardrive. I keep the settings at PCM and let the receiver
convert to MP3. Otherwise I have had no problems and have enjoyed this
device.

"Chris" wrote in message
...
On Tue, 8 Jul 2003 12:58:00 -0500, "Frank Minich"
wrote:

and it's a little expensive...

Try ebay. HK sells direct via ebay at much lower prices, or at least
they
used to.

Frank

"Faustino Dina" wrote in message
...
Yes, it's the kind of device I'm talking about. Before this I knew the
iMic
from Griffin Tech but it has no digital output. The Harman Kardon DAL
150
has digital output, but it doesn't says anything about WMA
compatibility,
and it's a little expensive...

Thanks for your hint
Faustino

"RJH" wrote in message
...
"Faustino Dina" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I'm planning to hear my mp3 and wma audio files through the AV
Receiver
by
using the HARMAN KARDON DAL 150 EzLINK. I read the DAL 150 converts
mp3
files to the digital audio format AVR understand. But how about the
.wma
(Windows media player) files? DAL 150 can convert this format also?

Thanks in advance
Faustino


Hi - I think this is just a usb-digital audio streaming device so
it'll
take
any audio source file from the pc and convert it to audio data via
the
usb.
I think. Is it the same sort of thing as this?:

http://uk.europe.creative.com/produc...t.asp?prod=448

Rob





I thought the DAL 150 just converted the stream from USB to optical &
the receiver did the decoding of the mp3?

Chris