AUDIRVANA DSD FILTER SETTING HOW TO

The only devices I have on the network that can handle native DSD are Sonore Signature Rendu SE/Wyred 4 Sound 10th Anniversary DAC and Sonore UltraRendu/Topping D90 combinations.

AUDIRVANA DSD FILTER SETTING HOW TO

This all tells me that JRiver actually hasn't figured out how to upsample mp3 and m4a to DSD or there's a bug showing up in my particular usage. Checking or unchecking 'Output format' in DSP Studio doesn't alter any of the preceding results. Lossless does play as DSD when the renderer is bound to the DSP DLNA server, regardless of whether format is 'specified output' or 'specified output when necessary.' In contrast, when I have 'specified output when necessary' checked with lossy file types excluded (unchecked), I can get them to play, but, obviously, not as DSD. I get five seconds of silence on the progress bar and then nothing. More specifically, (a) when I have 'specified output' checked or (b) when I have 'specified output when necessary' checked with lossy file types not excluded, I cannot get them to play at all. I cannot play lossy file types at all unless I exclude them from DSP processing. I have tried every permutation of 'specified output' and 'specified output when necessary,' mp3 and m4a both checked and unchecked (when using 'specified output when necessary,' as it's grayed out with 'specified output'), and 'output format' in DSP Studio both checked and unchecked. I may be completely wrong in the details, but it is something like that. You try to jump 2 minutes ahead and only jump 2 seconds ahead. So if you have a 4 minute file which is still being converted for streaming via DLNA, and the content-length is set to 4 hours, and you jump from near the beginning to what you think will be 2 minutes into the file (halfway on the Progress Bar), the application may just move to the 2 minute position relative to the 4 hour content-length, so (2圆0 seconds / 4圆0圆0 second) x 4圆0 seconds = 2 seconds. Some other applications just set the content-length to the maximum value allowed, which can be 4 hours, for example. Or you may try to jump ahead to halfway through the file, but end up just a short time ahead of the current position. If seeking is inaccurate you may try to jump ahead 1 minute, and end up 15 minutes ahead, or just at the end of the currently buffered data. There has been some discussion on this in the past, but I don't recall the technical details.Īnyway, 'Fully Seekable' means that you can seek (jump) to any part of the media file at any time, accurately. I think such jumps are done by percentage or similar. It isn't as simple as telling the Renderer to jump forward or backward 2 minutes. It depends on the format of the file as well as the application and the DLNA Renderer, I believe.

When an application doesn't know the content-length of the playing media, jumping forward and backward can either be very inaccurate, difficult, or impossible. Seekable just means that you can move forward and backward in the playing Track using the Progress Bar in the application.

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