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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 19 for Windows => Topic started by: DangerJP on August 17, 2014, 09:54:20 am
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Hi,
I'm trying to understand if MC resamples my DSD files (and do any kind of PCM conversion) or if it is simply a display issue.
When I play DSD files in MC, the status window indicates a sample rate of 352.8 kHz.
However, as shown in the attached picture, the DSP window indicates the actual [sample rate] of the file as the output (2.8 MHz).
Also, my DAC (iFi Micro iDSD) indicates that it actually receives a DSD stream.
Could it be a simple display issue in the status window ?
The code I use in the status window is the following:
[Elapsed Time] // [Total Time] // [Remaining Time], [File Type], [Bit Depth] bit // Replace([Sample Rate],/,,.) kHz, [Channels] channels, mid(/ / / / , length([Bitrate]))[Bitrate (Labeled)], DRFormatNumber([Dynamic Range (DR)],0)
Thanks !
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Looks like a display issue if you are bitstreaming.
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That's the internal format we use to store the DSD in the buffer (since storing 1 bit at a time would be insanely inefficient, its packed into bigger chunks), when bitstreaming some internal technical details leak through the cracks, there is nothing wrong with playback.
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Ok.
Thanks for the explanation !