The plugin will convert DSD to PCM if your dac does not support DoP - you can adjust the resampling parameters from the settings page. This will allow you to enable DSD over Dop support if your player supports 192k playback or higher. When the server restarts there should be an additional PlayDSD menu item for the settings page for each player. I would be grateful of a few testers before I make this available from the default plugin page.ġ) Add the following url to the additional repositories box at the bottom of the plugin page Sorry for the delay in responding to this - there is now a downloadable plugin for 7.9 which should support DSD playback with windows, mac and linux (i386/x8644 only) I'm afraid I have not got round to releasing that yet. There will be a plugin to do conversion on the server from DSD to DoP.
#Dff2dsf gui software#
Native DSD support is only with "squeezelite" which is a software player. Has someone this up running with DSD files? But this has nothing to do with playback in the "NATIVE" setting in the web interface. When i try to playback a DSF or DFF file then the squeezebox touch shows that it does not regonise the file format.īTW: If i pack a DSD file into FLAC, then the Squeezebox plays the flac and DOP into my DAC that now shows that a DSD file is playing.
#Dff2dsf gui how to#
My problem is now, how to get this DSD functionality into the Squeezebox Touch.When i search for "new software " then the Squeezebox touch say the newst SW is installed and this is not 7.9.0 but the official 7.7.3 I have therefore installed this on 7.9.0 on my Mac and can see in the web interface that DSF and DFF is supported in "Native".
#Dff2dsf gui update#
The final solution will be documented in the next update to my Guide, too.I was very happy when i the other day notice at the wiki pages/nightly builds -change log that the LMS 7.9 now supports DSD ->DSF / DFF. They are working on doing that right in the process. Currently the tags end up in a text file (and cue file if needed) which then requires a stop at MP3TAG.
I will introduce the solution here once we have the bugs worked out. Miska's DFF2DSF converter is the engine, and Bogi (CA user name) is adding the user friendly packaging and Windows Explorer context issues.
#Dff2dsf gui iso#
Well.now two great minds on CA (Miska, author of HQPlayer, and Peter Bogan, a smart developer in his own right) are getting together and creating a solution where you right click on an ISO in Windows Explorer, pick "ISO to DSF" and then the programs will first extract to DFF, then to DSF, thereby getting rid of the clicks and carrying the decent tags/metadata that the ISO has in it to the DSF files. THAT transition can cause a louder click or annoying CRACK in some systems. DFF has no tag capability.Īlso, these clicks have been confused with some DACs allergy to going from PCM to DSD (or back).
I found it's low level of audibility so innocuous that I never saw it as a hurdle, and continued to push DSF due to its overwhelming advantage of metadata/tagging compatibility with ID3V2. On my systems only the Mytek would have a true CLICK allergy with it, (not Meitner, not Chord, not many others) but it was there nonetheless. It, the click, has been a difficult subject because, depending on DAC and playback software, it's audibility can range from none (inaudible) to headphone-barely-there to CLICK (audible and annoying, but not a "crack" or thud). However, DFF extraction is not the answer because that format has no ability to be tagged, for example.Īll sacd_extract versions have the DSF bug. As many of you know, Mr Wicked's sacd_extract (any version) has a small bug that leaves DSF extraction with a small click in between tracks due to the final DSF data block being truncated. I few of us on Computer Audiophile are working through an exciting new way to rip ISOs. Will check into this and document, thanks. I was not aware that non-Sony controllers have no PS3 button.
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