Hi Misc, As the OP, i hope you will excuse the top-posting. Thanks for all the feedback and exciting discussions.
Context/Backstory.. i was using that laptop as its the only system i have with a remaining working cd/dvd device, which just happened to have OpenBSD installed. The 'cdio cdrip' tooling was awesome and just worked, adding a few missing physical_2_digital albumns to my collection. (if only cdio cddbinfo was fully functional). this allows me to rip a cd, and listen back to it. So with that i guess i could run sndio with flags matching to cd bit rate of 44100k. this will be bit-perfect for my purpose, and make the dac light up green. I'll test this later this week. -SUB ------- Original Message ------- On Sunday, October 16th, 2022 at 4:22 PM, Alexandre Ratchov <a...@caoua.org> wrote: > > Sure, there is measurable aliasing. My questioning is: is it audible > in 99% of the cases? > > Remains the question, how to handle the 1% remaining. For now, > resampling off-line is the least annoying, IMHO. > > AFAIK, sample rate changes in the kernel are OK, at least in uaudio > driver. > > Now it's all in sndiod (or how to bypass sndiod to get bit-perfect > audio)
