I'm a new user of Vinyl Studio, and have scanned the forum but not seen this topic come up before.
Short version: I'm having success making digital copies of albums, and although they play just fine on my apple products, they fail to stream (and play) to my logitech devices (a new Squeezebox Boom, and and old Slim Devices Squeezebox classic).
Long version: I have the software installed on my macbook pro, which connects via usb to a NAD PP3i. I'm recording to AIFF format on the laptop. Once I've got the tracks defined and clicks removed, I export to the local instance of iTunes, preferably in apple lossless format. I have another Mac in the house, a mac mini, that is the central music server. Both machines are on the network, and it is a simple matter to then import the ALAC files into iTunes on the mac mini. Almost everything works perfectly then. I can play the music on the mac mini version of iTunes, or on any version of iTunes running on any computer in the house. The music successfully streams and plays to an airport express connected to a stereo system. iTunes even successfully downconverts to AAC 128-bit format when I connect my ipod, and then plays on the iPod. The one thing it doesn't do, however, is it does NOT stream to either of the Squeezeboxes listed above. Both squeezeboxes see the albums, and I can tee them up, but when I try to play them nothing happens; the device will show the song as playing, but the progress indicator remains unmoving at the beginning of the song. All other content, whether burned from CD or downloaded from the apple store, even audio books, plays just fine on these devices; it is only the vinyl studio output that freeezes. This happens if I use either ALAC or AAC formats as final output. I'm mystified. Over time, this will get to be a major pain as I have hundreds of albums I want to convert.
Any thoughts on this?
Many thanks.
-jj