audio enchancer line in??

[quote author=”grotebeer”]de bedoeling is dat ik dan alles op de zelfde kwaliteit krijg[/quote]I don’t speak dutch.
But I understand 99 percent of it (when it is written), because it is very close to the traditional (almost lost) Low German (Plattdüütsch) in northern Germany.
http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platdiets

Leif is from Sweden.
Have you mistaken the identities of Leif Claesson (Breakaway) and Hans van Zutphen (Stereo Tool) ?
http://www.stereotool.com/
http://forums.stereotool.com/viewforum. … 442d34502a
I hope Leif has no problem with these links, because you (grotebeer) have already bought Breakaway Enhancer.

You should consider to save all your Audio CDs on your PC (as virtual CDs or lossless flac audio files if you don’t want to use lossy compressions like MP3, etc.).
On an 1 TeraByte external harddisk (using USB 2.0 connection) you can save 1500 – 2000 Audio CDs (without compression) !

Besides using Breakaway (Enhancer) it is a great advantage to play every music without any delay (no more lost time to remove one CD and put the next one in or searching).
And then you are free to combine every title you want in unlimited playlists.
I am sure you will rediscover some music you have not heard for a long time.
For a high quality transfer you can use the freeware Exact Audio Copy:
http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/

Instead of Winamp you could use the free version of MediaMonkey for playing (and as your music database):
http://www.mediamonkey.com/mediamonkey_nederlands.htm
http://www.mediamonkey.com/

[quote author=”grotebeer”]ik wil daar mee zeggen dat de kwaliteit achteruit gaat van de gekopieerde cd orgineel blijft beter.
ik heb hier een cd speler philips cd 880 met modificatie voor hifi die dat foutloos ten gehoore brengt.[/quote]Have you ever used Exact Audio Copy ?
It is free (for non-commercial purposes).
http://www.exactaudiocopy.de/

But my intention was to convince you to save your CDs on your PC (harddisk) and not to burn new CDs (that wouldn’t make sense).
Of course it would be better to use a high quality soundcard instead of onboard sound to match the audio quality of a good CD player.

But if you are that type of HiFi purist that pay hundreds of € for special cables, I don’t believe that you will like what comes out of Breakaway’s outputs at all.

Maybe I am wrong, but I think, that Leif has written, that he speaks dutch.
That’s why I don’t understand, why he did not give you the link to Breakaway Live.
Maybe he thought that BA Live (129 $) is too expensive for your needs as home user in comparison to BA Enhancer (29 $).

[quote author=”grotebeer”]nu was mijn idee om mijn cd speler aan de comp te koppelen en dan zo te proberen die ook via breakaway laten spelen en dan te beluisteren of die kwaliteit ook beter word.[/quote]
http://www.claessonedwards.com/index.ph … &Itemid=55

http://www.claessonedwards.com/beta/bre … .90.77.exe
or here the latest beta
http://www.claessonedwards.com/beta/bre … .90.93.exe
You can install Breakaway Live without the need to deinstall Breakaway Enhancer.
So you can try the trial version of Breakaway Live and see (or better hear).
In Breakaway Live you can select your soundcard input (driver) instead of the Breakaway pipeline as input using the line in.
This way you can send the output of your CD player through Breakaway Live and its processing !

If you like what you hear, there might be a way to crossgrade from BA Enhancer to BA Live.
But this question goes to Leif.
Or better wait until the release of the 5.1-capable pro version of BA Enhancer which will also have line in (but will cost less than 129 $).
I am sure that there will be a crossgrade option for users of BA Enhancer (standard version) to the Pro version (with line in option).

@ Leif
I hope for an option to load presets from older versions for the new Pro version (and BA Live updates too).
?