pippin wrote: > OK, now here's the link again. > > On the "unaltered" question, the general answer is "yes", but there are > a few things you have to look at > > > > - Depending on the dock, you might have to set the volume to 100%, > although I'm not absolutely sure about this. iPeng itself doesn't > manipulate the data or do replay gain calculations but iOS or the > dock might do that if there is no analog volume control on the dock. > In theory, USB audio supports modes to communicate volume > information separately from the actual data (so that the actual > stream doesn't have to be altered) and since iPeng only controls the > iOS system volume I would in this case expect iOS to make use of > this and also keep it's hands off the volume. Actually I'm inclined > to believe that it's always doing this since it also doesn't volume > control the line-out used with analog docks. So to sum up: I believe > the communication will be bit-perfect independent of the volume > setting but if you want to be absolutely sure, set the volume to > 100%. If you are connecting just a DAC that doesn't have any analog > control then you should be able to check this by testing whether the > volume control in iPeng has any effect; it should not in this case. - you need to disable iPeng's equalizer (the default) or set it to > neutral. You can find it under the player settings in "Audio". > > >
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