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Awesome Donkey:

--- Quote from: LilyAarseth on February 02, 2021, 01:48:59 pm ---would anyone be able to write custom drivers?
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Nope, it's possible that it's a limitation of the hardware (chipset) itself. If so, you have to hope the M2 or whatever future chips Apple makes supports it.

bob:

--- Quote from: LilyAarseth on February 02, 2021, 01:48:59 pm ---It's really frustrating because I was thinking of getting a HDMI module for my preamp/dac. I used to come from a surround setup with a reciever but when upgrading to stereo I lost a major convenience of being able to switch A+V sources with a single remote and button press. I can audibly hear the triangle-metallic "artifacting" when upsampling 44.1 to 48 so I really hope this gets resolved in the future. I don't know how the macos environment works but if we're at stuck at apple's "we know what's best for our customers" attitude and this doesn't get resolved/sticking to 48 was intentional likethe apple tv, would anyone be able to write custom drivers?

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As for the upsampling, try the use SoX option in MC to see if that sounds any better.

Awesome Donkey:
I'm guessing it's not fixed in Big Sur 11.2 final?

bob:

--- Quote from: Awesome Donkey on February 02, 2021, 03:13:56 pm ---I'm guessing it's not fixed in Big Sur 11.2 final?

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I haven't taken it downstairs to test with my amp again but it's still only showing 48k connected to my monitor.

bhampster:

--- Quote from: Awesome Donkey on February 02, 2021, 03:13:56 pm ---I'm guessing it's not fixed in Big Sur 11.2 final?

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I don't think they want to fix it but then again I can't believe they decided to do this so I guess anything is possible.

When I first got my ATV4K I assumed it would be capable of anything my old Mac mini could do output wise but that is locked completely to 48KHz.

I did read one paper online suggesting everything use 48KHz to enhance compatability with new hardware and maybe they read the same thing. Edit - This is the thing I found online and honestly I didn't read all the way through it...

https://www.provideocoalition.com/all-audio-production-distribution-should-go-48-khz-learn-why/

I try to tell myself ... hey maybe that's at the limit of perceptibility but if I have something that can play my files unaltered then that just seems like a better over all plan.

-Brian

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