SV: Foldable headset.
Hi, How I agree with that statement about can't having enough headphones. Grin Best regards Brian -Oprindelig meddelelse- Fra: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] På vegne af Anders Holmberg Sendt: 26. marts 2016 13:57 Til: PC Audio Discussion List Emne: Foldable headset. Hi! As Dane use to say: You can’t have enough headphones. So i am looking for a good pair of headphones or headset that will fit into my jackets pocket. The great P7 is to be honest a bit to big for that even though they’re foldable. I remember i had a pair of AKG headphones but they pushed to hard on my ears so i haven’t remembered the model. There is ofcourse the Kos Porta Pro but they’re not closed back and kind of unreliable when it comes to the cable and such. So any recommendations is taken. /A
Re: Foldable headset.
Hi! Yes thats true. But i really want something good for my victor stream. /A > On 27 Mar 2016, at 16:32, Brian Olesen wrote: > > Hi, > How I agree with that statement about can't having enough headphones. Grin > > Best regards > Brian > > -Oprindelig meddelelse- > Fra: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] På vegne af Anders > Holmberg > Sendt: 26. marts 2016 13:57 > Til: PC Audio Discussion List > Emne: Foldable headset. > > Hi! > As Dane use to say: You can’t have enough headphones. > So i am looking for a good pair of headphones or headset that will fit into > my jackets pocket. > The great P7 is to be honest a bit to big for that even though they’re > foldable. > I remember i had a pair of AKG headphones but they pushed to hard on my ears > so i haven’t remembered the model. > There is ofcourse the Kos Porta Pro but they’re not closed back and kind of > unreliable when it comes to the cable and such. > So any recommendations is taken. > /A > >
"Casting" To A DLNA Device From Your Windows PC
Hi! Here's another way to "Cast" files do DLNA devices on your home network from the Windows PC. by "Cast" I mean "StreaM' either audio or video to another DLNA device on your network and for the sake of simplicity I too will refer to casting rather than streaming as Windows itself does too. The process is extremely straight forward and I have been aware of the "Cast" option for quite some time though on earlier versions of Windows - Windws 7 - I never got the option to work for some strange reason so I never bothered to mention casting prefering to use Third Party alternatives but now I have the "Cast" option working very nicely thanks across my network and to all DLNA compatible devices so here we go. First things first, you'll need to select the file, group of files or playlist you wish to cast from the File explorer or similar. Once the files are selected right-click on the selection and a context menu will appear. From here select the "Cast To Device" option and a list of all available DLNA devices on your Network will show so select the device you wish to "Cast" to and press enter. A player will open with the usual controls such as play, pause, stop, repeat toggle and so on and you'll see a list of files to cast in a list box, you can select amongst these if you like pressing enter on the particular file you wish to cast. A final thought, be sure your Firewall doesn't block access to the outside world/devices for the "Cast" utility, if the "Cast" procedure as outlined above doesn't work then chances are your Firewall has something to do with it so either apply a rule or enable the "Learning mode" for your firewall so it knows what to do when you next try to "Cast". -- ** Those who don't need help are prepared to help themselves
