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Daedalus:
please add this feature!!!
With resolving systems a phase switch at the source is a must! It would be great to have this as a simple button on the screen and the remote app

we use JRiver at shows for our demos software and this would really help.

thanks,
lou

Matt:
Well you can add "Reverse polarity" to DSP Studio > Parametric Equalizer.  There's not a keyboard shortcut to turn it on and off, but hopefully a checkbox isn't too bad!

Daedalus:
hi Matt,
tried that and it doesn't seem to work , plus that is too cumbersome for what it should be.
It would be great if you had a reverse phase button just like play and pause.....
thanks,
lou

mojave:
When you use the DSP, you have to check the Parametric Equalizer box on the left and check the particular DSP box in the right column in order for it to be on. You can press Ctrl+D to bring up the DSP and toggle polarity on/off.

 JRiver's DSP has a polarity button, but it doesn't change phase. If you want to change the phase, you need to use the delay.

If you really do want to change polarity, there are three other ways. One is to create a second zone with reversed polarity. Just select that zone for playback when you want the polarity reversed. The second method is to save a DSP without polarity reversal and a DSP with polarity reversal. You can then tag your music in the DSP tag with the name of your saved DSP. JRiver will now automatically apply the polarity reversal to your songs. The third method is to use JRiver's Web Service Interface commands to create your own button or shortcut. 

mojave:
You can also use JRiver's "Convert Format" tool to re-encode your files, but with the polarity reversed. If you are using the same playlist for shows, this might be the easiest, most foolproof method. Convert Format is completely lossless if you convert to the same or other lossless file format.

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