Hi,
I just played Pink Floyd DSTOTM Atmos version ripped to individual .mka files and the transitions between tracks seem to be gapless on my setup (Win11 - MC32 - USB dac (ASIO) - stereo speakers).
Maybe I'm missing something?
Or maybe you mean bitstreaming to an AVR which actually decodes Atmos files?
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Bump.....
As mentioned, the only way to play Atmos gapless is to play the entire album's mkv from start to finish. If you import that same MKV with CUE, the chapters are presented and labled as indiviual tracks as part of the normal UI, but playback is not gapless. To get around this, it seems people are importing the same album twice, one import for gapless and one import with cue for individual tracks i.e. so that the mkv's audio tracks can be used in playlists. Would it be possible to add an option to override the CUE data so album can be played gapless? That would alleviate need to import same album twice. |
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Windows / JRiver Media Center 32 for Windows / Re: Play Silence at startup for hardware synchronization
on: Yesterday at 06:25:16 am
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I find (see screenshot) "play silence at startup for hardware synchronization", which I understand plays silence when the first track is played and then if the sample rate changes, and then "do not play silence (leading and trailing), which I leave unchecked, and then there is the gapped playback between tracks, but this does not seem to actively play silence but it appears just to wait before starting the next track. Where have I not looked? "play silence at startup for hardware synchronization" should actually play silent audio at the start of playback. |
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Windows / JRiver Media Center 32 for Windows / Re: Play Silence at startup for hardware synchronization
on: Yesterday at 05:04:47 am
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Would you need to play it every time? Or just once per session?
The device probably has a mode the maintains power on. Ask the mfr? |
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Windows / JRiver Media Center 32 for Windows / Re: Play Silence at startup for hardware synchronization
on: Yesterday at 04:39:52 am
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| Started by HamishNorton - Last post by HamishNorton | ||
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I could indeed make such a track. It would be tedious to always make it the first track "Playing Now" - would there be any way to automate that?
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Windows / JRiver Media Center 32 for Windows / Re: Play Silence at startup for hardware synchronization
on: Yesterday at 04:32:22 am
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| Started by HamishNorton - Last post by JimH | ||
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You could make an audio track for that purpose.
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Windows / JRiver Media Center 32 for Windows / Re: Play Silence at startup for hardware synchronization
on: Yesterday at 04:02:34 am
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I just tried playing everything at 44.1, but that did not fix the problem, and in fact sample rate change does not seem to cause a problem at all - the would be a USB audio interface problem, and my audio interface is fine with sample rate changes. It seems, as you say, that the DS600 goes into power saving mode after a short period of non-use. What I would need is a few seconds of silence played at the beginning of any playlist.
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on: Yesterday at 03:59:00 am
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There's also this new method: https://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php/topic,137825.0.html
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Manual backups is a recipe for disaster, unless you're Awesome.
I like Cobian Reflector. The site seems to be down at the moment, hopefully temporary. FreeFileSync is also very nice, and open source. Particularly good for mirroring two folders, either one-way or bidirectionally. It's similar to BeyondCompare. There are many other backup tools with support for full/differential/mirror scheduled backups. |
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