This is the problem you are facing: no matter what tool you try to use,
real SB could not play 'native' DSD, you should disable that choice,
then use whatever you like to inform LMS what transcoding you like to
apply.; 2018-07-02, 11:39 by marcoc1712
Dear all,
I'm quite new in trying to get
Should this be working on FreeBSD (FreeNAS) also?
I get the following message on my server 'DSDPlayer does not currently
include a version of dsdplay which supports your server. DSD playback
has been disabled for this player.'
Squeezebox Touch / Squeezebox 3 / Squeezebox Boom / Squeezebox
I was going through my plugins and noticed I have 'DSDPlayer (v1.0)' and
'PlayDSD (v0.5)' selected, do I need both as they both show up in the
player settings for each player.
If not, which is the best one to use?
Im running LMS v7.9.1
Thanks
hellrider77 wrote:
>
> In his post, ralphy points out to some binaries that should be installed
> in the Bin folder of the DSDPlayer add-on, I don't think those binaries
> work with LMS installed on my Syno
> Thanks
The ARM versions of Synology in this respect have a similar
architecture
Yes, there is, in my previous post, I sad that I have installed the
latest LMS server on my NAS, i have also installed dsdplayer form the
repo
https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsupdate/files/DSDplayer_x86_64/repo_sf.xml
, (now, version 1.02) via enable add-on in the LMS settings page. Still
I
hellrider77 wrote:
> well, it does not work for me. Synology is different. I own DS214 which
> is armadaxp, I don't think there is a package for that.I think there is..
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?p=912137
*Server:* LMS 7.9.2 - 0011.1527861596 on Synology DS216Play. SOX
well, it does not work for me. Synology is different. I own DS214 which
is armadaxp, I don't think there is a package for that.
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Forgive my ignorance. I found my answer earlier in the thread, where
Ralphy explained the need to install the Raspberry Pi binaries. I
installed DSDPlayer armhf-linux on my Raspberry Pi 3B+ running
PiCorePlayer. Now I get proper conversion option for DSDPlayer on
players that do not support DSD.
I have the same problem as below. PiCorePlayer 4.1.0 is installed and
DSDPlayer plugin v1.0 is installed in LMS 7.9.2 - 1543258616.
Squeezelite is turned off on the Raspberry Pi 3B+ that is used as an LMS
server. I can stream native DSD to a Squeezelite player that is attached
to a USB DAC that
More here:
'
http://pqltd.blogspot.com/2018/08/mytek-brooklyn-and-manhattan-dsd-with.html'
(http://pqltd.blogspot.com/2018/08/mytek-brooklyn-and-manhattan-dsd-with.html)
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So, as far as I can see, the Mytek fixes are not in until 4.15.5, if I
want to avoid patching the kernel. Is that right?
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So it seems that the quirks.c file has been updated a couple of times,
the latest June of 2018. The first time they added several mytek
devices, but then made it more generic. So... wonder when I'll see this
in my Ubuntu? I'm at 16 LTS, maybe I should upgrade?
Best,
E
totoroBounced wrote:
> Hi, so I grabbed:
>
> Squeezelite v1.9.0-1105
>
> But the log file still says DoP is being used. The last line of the
> help screen says:
>
> Build options: LINUX ALSA EVENTFD RESAMPLE VISEXPORT IR GPIO LINKALL
>
> Does this mean it doesn't have the right build
ralphy wrote:
> My linux builds newer than version 1.9.0-1093 compiled with DSD build
> option support native DSD.
Hi, so I grabbed:
Squeezelite v1.9.0-1105
But the log file still says DoP is being used. The last line of the
help screen says:
Build options: LINUX ALSA EVENTFD RESAMPLE
ralphy wrote:
> My linux builds newer than version 1.9.0-1093 compiled with DSD build
> option support native DSD.
Great, that's what I needed to know. Right now I am using the OS distro
and it is only up to 1.8.2
Let me see how easily I can build the latest.
Best,
E
marcoc1712 wrote:
> DSD 'native' playback was introduceed in Daphile some time ago, I
> included it in R2 version in 2017 and Ralphy recently did the same first
> in picoPlayer version and now in the 'standard' one.
My linux builds newer than version 1.9.0-1093 compiled with DSD build
option
totoroBounced wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm very sorry, this is a very long thread and I don't know where to
> look.
>
> I'm very happy with an older version of Squeezelite, but DSD is only via
> DoP, which is limited in bandwidth.
>
> I'm wondering if Squeezelite now supports DSD natively, and if
Hi,
I'm very sorry, this is a very long thread and I don't know where to
look.
I'm very happy with an older version of Squeezelite, but DSD is only via
DoP, which is limited in bandwidth.
I'm wondering if Squeezelite now supports DSD natively, and if so at
what version this started?
Thank
marcoc1712 wrote:
> If from inside Daphile, you should before DISABLE "Native" in file
> types.
>
> That's correct, you shouuld DISABLE native and enable DxF/FLAC (for real
> SB) using DSDPLAY or C-3PO, This is automatic in LMS, probably Daphlile
> is making something weird here.
>
> The
mhconley wrote:
> Yes, Daphile, Triode DSDPlayer.
>
> I tried C-3PO but it did not change the DFF or DSF settings nor allow
> additional options.Martin
If from inside Daphile, you should before DISABLE "Native" in file
types.
mhconley wrote:
>
> The only choices for DFF and DSF are Native
marcoc1712 wrote:
> Is that Daphile?
>
> Daphile has it's own transcoding, looks strange to me DFF/DSF Native
> with a real SB (it's allowed only with squeezelite), but is so, better
> ask to Kimmo.
Yes, Daphile, Triode DSDPlayer.
mhconley wrote:
> Are you saying the DSF files should play?
>
> Here are the relevant file type settings:
> DFF
> DFF Native
> FLAC dsdplay
>
> DSF
> DSF Native
> FLAC dsdplay
>
> FLAC
> AIFF flac
> FLAC Native
> MP3 flac/lame
> PCM flac
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
>
mhconley wrote:
> Are you saying the DSF files should play?
>
> Here are the relevant file type settings:
> DFF
> DFF Native
> FLAC dsdplay
>
> DSF
> DSF Native
> FLAC dsdplay
>
> FLAC
> AIFF flac
> FLAC Native
> MP3 flac/lame
> PCM flac
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
>
marcoc1712 wrote:
> With DSD_PLAY plugin installed it should work, converting everything to
> PCM. Probably you should check FYLE TYPE conversion settings for DFS.
> C-3PO plugin could do the same plus some additional processing.
Are you saying the DSF files should play?
Here are the
mhconley wrote:
> I've read everything I can find on playing DSD on LMS and have a
> question.
>
> My setup:
> Synology DS918+
> - Wi-Fi -
> Squeezebox Touch
> - USB -
> Topping DX7s DAC
>
> LMS Info:
> Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.2 - 0011.1527861596 @ Fri Jun 1
> 16:21:00 CEST 2018
Jeeho, at SOtM fixed the problem in record time in an alpha version of
the firmware I just finished testing!
Now I can play DSF files using DoP or Native DSD mode with the Logitech
Media Server connected to the sMS-200ultra's Squeezelite player.
I tested:
1) DSF x64 and x128 DoP using the
Hi Marcoc1712,
I reset the sMS-200ultra's config to the default settings:
24896
and now I get the same
"Slim::Player::TranscodingHelper::getConvertCommand2 (447) Matched:
dsf->dsf via: -" line like in you log:
Code:
[18-04-08 14:39:12.8124] Slim::Player::Song::open
aslg wrote:
> Hi Marcoc1712,
> thanks! That's what I wanted to know.
>
> To summarize our discussion:
> There is nothing wrong with my LMS setup. In theory a vanilla
> installation of LMS 7.9.1 should able to send native DSD to the Brooklyn
> DAC+ through the sMS-200ultra's Squeezelite player
aslg wrote:
> Hi Marcoc1792,
> thanks.
>
> Did you mean to activate DSDPlayer? I could not find DSPlay in the
> plugin list.
> I enabled DSDPlayer, checked the box "Enable DSD-over-PCM" and I can
> confirm that it works well sending DoP to the Brooklyn DAC+.
>
> When I unchecked the box I
aslg wrote:
> Hi Marcoc1712,
> thanks for the prompt reply.
>
> I tried two versions of LMS:
> - LMS 7.9.1-166 on a x86 Synology NAS
> - LMS 7.9.1-1522249619 on Windows 8
>
> In both servers the DSF file type config is the same. This is an excerpt
> from Settings -> Advanced -> File Types
>
marcoc1712 wrote:
> What version of LMS are you using, what Native (Decoder) stand for?
>
> What kind of squeezelite is instaleld on sMS-200ultra? AFAIK only
> Daphile, squeezelite-R2 and picoPlayer could play native DSD, I'm the
> one after Squeezelite-R2 and I'm not aware they are using it
aslg wrote:
> I am having a hard time setting up a LMS 7.9.1 server to play DSF files
> natively to a Brooklyin DAC+ using a SOtM sMS-200ultra player.
> I set the DSD mode on the sMS-200ultras squeezelite config to
> Native, but when I play a DSF file the progress bar does
> not move and I see
Hi All,
can someone help me out with DSD?
I have an album added (dsf) in LMS 7.9.1. I have setup DSDPlayer to use
Enable DSD-over-PCM. I have set the volume level at fixed 100%. The
music plays on my Benchmark DAC2HGC (connected via spdif, edo enabled).
But I think that the files are converted
Linvincible wrote:
> Hi Guys,
> I'm a bit lost since I reinstalled my LMS server yesterday, DSD files
> don't work anymore.
> I did reinstall the DSDPlayer plugin and configure it for my player
> (picoreplayer)
> I had done a reinstall recently also, still with the Synology package,
> and didn't
Hi Guys,
I'm a bit lost since I reinstalled my LMS server yesterday, DSD files
don't work anymore.
I did reinstall the DSDPlayer plugin and configure it for my player
(picoreplayer)
I had done a reinstall recently also, still with the Synology package,
and didn't have any issues
LMS is running on
erwjack wrote:
>
> The DS213+ uses a FREESCALE QorIQ P1022 CPU (Dual Core, Package Arch
> Qoriq) and has a DSM6.x regularly updated (now 6.1.4-15217 Update 1).
>
> This are the LMS infos:
> Logitech Media Server Version: 7.9.1 - 1504317335 @ Mon Sep 4 22:13:00
> UTC 2017
> Hostname: {omissis}
Jianan wrote:
> So I used dff2dsf developed by signalyst.com. Right now, all the dsd
> files are fine. It claims that dff2dsf only adds header info without
> converting to PCM. Is it really the case?
>
It absolutely stays DSD which you notice when further processing. I used
the same tool, no
Ge Ba wrote:
> Well but do the .dsf files work? To be honest, I converted all my .dff
> files to .dsf as dff does not support meta data.
> There are tools available in the net and after converting you can
> properly maintain the tags for your files.
>
> Gerhard
>
> Sent from my E6653 using
Ge Ba wrote:
> Well but do the .dsf files work? To be honest, I converted all my .dff
> files to .dsf as dff does not support meta data.
> There are tools available in the net and after converting you can
> properly maintain the tags for your files.
>
> Gerhard
>
> Sent from my E6653 using
Jianan wrote:
> Hi Ge Ba,
>
> Thank you for your reply. Quick update, just ask distributor in HK
> (where I live and bought the sms) to help and it seem that the sms 200
> itself cannot play dff files smoothly (weired). Hence they're now
> contacting Korean side. Still trying to figure out the
Ge Ba wrote:
> IMHO could be an issue with convert.conf or custom-convert.conf. Did you
> maybe install a Plugin in LMS or fiddle with advanced settings File
> Types in LMS three days ago?
>
> If not, then why dont you have this fixed by the SOTM support. If still
> in warranty.. LMS and DSD
Jianan wrote:
> I've had this dsd playback issue for 3 days now and really need help
> from you guys.
>
> Background: I am using sotm sms 200 with LMS 7.9 installed. The player
> supports native dsd and connected to DDC singxer f-1 and spdif to chord
> hugo. DDC also supports native dsd
ralphy wrote:
> There are dsdplay armv6hf and armv5el binaries in the Utility folder on
> my lmsclients site, click Squeezebox client builds in my sig.
>
> After installing the DSDPlayer plugin.
>
> You need to create an armhf-linux folder under the plugins DSDPlayer/Bin
> folder
>
> Then
Simonef wrote:
> Sorry for errors or misunderstandings but English is not my native
> language.
>
> I've already compiled sox executables only for specific operative
> systems, so if you are using FreeBSD, not customized linux distros,
> windows or MacOS you can just download the binary file of
Simonef wrote:
> I've approved and answered to your comment con audiodigitale, sorry for
> the delay I haven't set up push notifications for the websites. Hope
> this will help
>
> BTW my mail is info(at)simonefilippini(dot)ithi Simone, great, I have
> received your message, thanks a lot!
I'm
Ge Ba wrote:
> Marco,
> I entered a comment on audiodigitale but it doesn't show up, and I
> didn't get a response from Simone, yet. Could you help with me to
> contact him, please? maybe PM me an email address?
> mille grazie!
> Gerhard
>
> Sent from my E6653 using Tapatalk
I've approved
Ge Ba wrote:
> Marco,
> I entered a comment on audiodigitale but it doesn't show up, and I
> didn't get a response from Simone, yet. Could you help with me to
> contact him, please? maybe PM me an email address?
> mille grazie!
> Gerhard
>
> Sent from my E6653 using Tapatalk
I've sent a mail
marcoc1712 wrote:
> You better ask here: https://audiodigitale.eu/?p=25, Simone is the guy
> that followed the sox sub project in C-3PO and sure could helps much
> better than me.Marco,
I entered a comment on audiodigitale but it doesn't show up, and I
didn't get a response from Simone, yet.
marcoc1712 wrote:
> You better ask here: https://audiodigitale.eu/?p=25, Simone is the guy
> that followed the sox sub project in C-3PO and sure could helps much
> better than me.thank you, Marco, ok will do!
Sent from my E6653 using Tapatalk
Ge Ba wrote:
> Marco, I am also trying to replace SOX, but the version
> sox-dsd-linux-gnu-amd64 from your site does not run on my NAS (Synology
> DS2016play, ARMv7).
>
> Does it mean I need to compile it myself on the NAS? If so, do I need to
> obtain specific libraries?
>
> thanks!
> Gerhard
marcoc1712 wrote:
> You still need to get the modified SOX version as explained in
> www.audiodigitale.eu.
Marco, I am also trying to replace SOX, but the version
sox-dsd-linux-gnu-amd64 from your site does not run on my NAS (Synology
DS2016play, ARMv7).
Does it mean I need to compile it
marcoc1712 wrote:
> You still need to get the modified SOX version as explained in
> www.audiodigitale.eu.
Thanks. Will try some time.
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eduardoo wrote:
> Thanks. Just want to get it straight. If I go the c3po route, I don't
> have to do the other things?
>
> Thanks again.
You still need to get the modified SOX version as explained in
www.audiodigitale.eu.
SB+,
marcoc1712 wrote:
> For what I remember and solved the executable location problem, you
> could use dsdPlay and let squeezelite convert DSD to PCM (should work
> just adding -c pcm,flac to your squeezelite command line, so the player
> wiill become NOT dsd capable), but sure is not the best way
eduardoo wrote:
> I have LMS 7.9.0 installed on a QNAP 469L NAS with DSDPlayer plugin
> enabled. The player is a SOTM SMS-100 running squeezelite. The
> SMS-100 itself supports DSD throughput at its USB out, but my DAC
> doesn't. Therefore, I would like it to be ultimately transcoding to,
>
I have LMS 7.9.0 installed on a QNAP 469L NAS with DSDPlayer plugin
enabled. The player is a SOTM SMS-100 running squeezelite. The
SMS-100 itself supports DSD throughput at its USB out, but my DAC
doesn't. Therefore, I would like it to be ultimately transcoding to,
say, 176kHz.
On the LMS
pieronip wrote:
> I mean that, over USB, PCM operates up to 192 KHz (Squeezebox maximum)
> and DSD is detected correctly by the DAC and plays as native DSD.
> Sounds nice too!
Ah, OK. So no DSD over SPDIF.
SB+, Klimo Merlino +
marcoc1712 wrote:
> From the secification ofyur DAC:
>
> DAC:ES9028Q2M DAC chip
> Input: USB/Optical/Coaxial
> ...
> USB: DSD: 2.8224/5.6448/11.2896/22.5792 MHz
> USB: PCM: 44.1/48/88.2/96/176.4/192/352.8/384/705.6/768 KHz
> Optical/Coaxial Sampling Rate: 44.1/48/88.2/96/176.4/192 kHz
> ...
>
pieronip wrote:
> Well I seem to h ave accidentally solved the issues I was having. It
> had been my intention to upgrade my DAC, so I purchased a SMSL M8A.
> When I connected it, my attempts to play DSD, both natively and via DoP,
> met with failure but the nature of the failure was the clue.
Well I seem to h ave accidentally solved the issues I was having. It
had been my intention to upgrade my DAC, so I purchased a SMSL M8A.
When I connected it, my attempts to play DSD, both natively and via DoP,
met with failure but the nature of the failure was the clue. The DAC
kept switching
pieronip wrote:
> I will try this. I had formed an obviously wrong view that playing DSD
> was dependent on using USB connection. I'll post results.
>
> Thanks.
DSD 'native' wont play via SPDIF. I don't think DSD over PCM is
supported on most DSD DACs via the SPDIF inputs. If they are, they
Peter Galbavy wrote:
> Can you try to play via SPDIF/coax to the DAC and see if it's different
> - try to eliminate the USB as the potential issue?
>
> On my Touch playing into the coax digitial port of a Rotel RA-11 I see
> 88.2k on the display when playing plain old DSD files.
I will try
Can you try to play via SPDIF/coax to the DAC and see if it's different
- try to eliminate the USB as the potential issue?
On my Touch playing into the coax digitial port of a Rotel RA-11 I see
88.2k on the display when playing plain old DSD files.
Hi
Please forgive a very n00b question.
I am trying out DSD on LMS 7.9 and SB Touch with an external DacMagic
DAC (quite elderly and pre-DSD).
I am able to get my DSF files playing without a problem (EDO, USB) but I
don't understand what is happening 'under the covers'. The state of the
marakasmalan wrote:
> Thank you very much!
>
> If I install the ffmpeg-sattic binary, must I rename it to ffmpeg?
>
> I appreciate your response, I will try and install it as soon as I get
> home - will this also fix the SOX issue?
Yes you should rename ffmpeg-static to ffmpeg if the ffmpeg
marakasmalan wrote:
> Ok, logged in as root I copied the ffmpeg binary to the /opt folder and
> executed the command
> export PATH=$PATH:/opt/
> then, ldd ffmpeg yields:
> ldd ffmpeg
> libm.so.6 => /lib/libm.so.6 (0x40005000)
> librt.so.1 => /lib/librt.so.1 (0x400ad000)
> libgcc_s.so.1 =>
Ok, logged in as root I copied the ffmpeg binary to the /opt folder and
executed the command
export PATH=$PATH:/opt/
then, ldd ffmpeg yields:
ldd ffmpeg
libm.so.6 => /lib/libm.so.6 (0x40005000)
librt.so.1 => /lib/librt.so.1 (0x400ad000)
libgcc_s.so.1 => /lib/libgcc_s.so.1 (0x400bc000)
ralphy wrote:
> I have uploaded a newer armel ffmpeg 3.2.4 build to
> https://sourceforge.net/projects/lmsclients/files/utility/
>
> The ffmpeg-static binary has no external library dependencies and the
> ffmpeg binary no longer needs the libasound shared library.
Thank you very much!
If I
marakasmalan wrote:
>
> Set up DSD player on my armv5tel based NAS. Thanks to binaries from
> Ralphy
> managed to get a version of ffmpeg running, but not with libasound.soor
> libsox
> ffmpeg 3.1.3 (I do not think this is required, but I hoped this would
> solve the libsox issue) yields:
>
Peter Galbavy wrote:
> As a non-DSD aside, I do find that FLAC 5.1 files play (and obviously
> are found) fine in stereo in LMS - and they sounds fine as stereo. There
> must be a mapping as part of the standard.
If problem is limited to map (or mix) channels, You could use SOX, just
insert an
As a non-DSD aside, I do find that FLAC 5.1 files play fine in stereo in
LMS - and they sounds fine as stereo. There must be a mapping as part of
the standard.
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Yes LMS doe not handle multichannel .
And the Touch does not have hdmi , i know that spdiff and toslink only
Handles ac3 or dts coded multichannel not discrete multichannel, hdmi
does that . Don't know if any multichannel USB soundcard could be used (
in theory ).
Squeezplay ( the native player
Well, after much scratching of head and finding out which SACDs were 2
channel only, I see that LMS + DSDplay ignore or otherwise don't scan
non 2.0 DSF files, so the above question about DoP is not important.
Peter
This is a very long thread and while I have scanned it I may missed the
answer, sorry.
I now have SACD rip capabilities (yay) and want to see if it's feasible
to play multichannel .dsf files via my Touch into my Denon amp. For this
I think I need DoP, but it's not an option in my LMS settings
Mnyb wrote:
> I have very few DSf files that's my use of this plugin . You seems to
> have tried this more than me.
>
> Is DFF files supported ? Or are we advised to convert those to DSF .
>
> Afaik DFF does not support tags ? So,it's pretty useless ? DSF can be
> tagged .
I'm just working on
So I wonder if it is possible to update LMS for "Sparc" compilation to
version including Audio::Scan 0.95.
As somebody already mentioned the Sparc based ReadyNAS just isn't up to
the task of running LMS any more. We have hacks in the code just to make
it run acceptable. But don't expect it to
marcoc1712 wrote:
> Audioscan 0.95 will find and show dsf files.
> DSDPLAY will play dsf file 'native' DOP or converting to PCM, depending
> on the player capabilties and your settings.
> If you have squeezelite (normal versione) as player, you could just play
> DOP ( -D option) or convert to
bow wrote:
> Lately I started my adventure with DFF and DSF files.
> I added DSD plugin to foobar on my laptop and I can run DFF/DSF in this
> app - but it is no quality, just useful for files management.
> So now it is time for my music systems.
>
> I updated LMS to latest build on my ReadyNas
bow wrote:
> Lately I started my adventure with DFF and DSF files.
> I added DSD plugin to foobar on my laptop and I can run DFF/DSF in this
> app - but it is no quality, just useful for files management.
> So now it is time for my music systems.
>
> I updated LMS to latest build on my ReadyNas
Lately I started my adventure with DFF and DSF files.
I added DSD plugin to foobar on my laptop and I can run DFF/DSF in this
app - but it is no quality, just useful for files management.
So now it is time for my music systems.
I updated LMS to latest build on my ReadyNas Duo v1 and Touch to 7.8
Mnyb wrote:
> Is their a program that does this?
Foobar2000?
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
fast-growing art of 'high fidelity' the quackery will bear a solid gilt
edge that will fool many people" - Paul W Klipsch, 1953
Starboard wrote:
> Any idea if this will be possible in near future, or should I have to
> change NAS to some Intel based model for this ability? Maybe some other
> Media Server will be able to do this?
>
> Regards,
>
> Tony
Supose its a hardware limit otherwise it would have been done
Mnyb wrote:
> The same plugin both provide transcoding and other abilities to wrap DSD
> files as DoP I assume it wont install if it cant run completely
Sure - I was thinking about pre- (batch) processed/packaged files.
"To try to judge the real from the false will always be hard. In this
pinkdot wrote:
> AFAIK this is a no-go. You have an ARM-based nas and there is only a
> package (DSDplayer) available for Intel based nas. :(
>
> Greetings,
>
> Martin
Any idea if this will be possible in near future, or should I have to
change NAS to some Intel based model for this ability?
.. and also the Audio scan module must be 0.95 for the scanner to pickup
the file type .
This latest scaner module is often not provided for these nas builds ?
Main hifi: Touch + CIA PS +MeridianG68J MeridianHD621
pinkdot wrote:
> AFAIK this is a no-go. You have an ARM-based nas and there is only a
> package (DSDplayer) available for Intel based nas. :(
>
> Greetings,
>
> Martin
Julf wrote:
> Do you need DSDplayer if your DAC is DoP-capable? LMS should not care
> about your music being PCM or DoP.
pinkdot wrote:
> AFAIK this is a no-go. You have an ARM-based nas and there is only a
> package (DSDplayer) available for Intel based nas. :(
Do you need DSDplayer if your DAC is DoP-capable? LMS should not care
about your music being PCM or DoP.
"To try to judge the real from the false will
Starboard wrote:
> Hi... I need advice on how to play DSD files over LMS 7.9 on Synology
> 216j. I have tried to install 3rd party plug-in on LMS settings, but
> could not find one. Any idea how to enable this?
> Thanks!
AFAIK this is a no-go. You have an ARM-based nas and there is only a
Hi... I need advice on how to play DSD files over LMS 7.9 on Synology
216j. I have tried to install 3rd party plug-in on LMS settings, but
could not find one. Any idea how to enable this?
Thanks!
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Hi Everyone,
I have a problem and I'm not sure where it is. :)
I am running the Xubuntu 16.04 LTS repo Squeezelite hooked up to a Mytek
Brooklyn. It usually works pretty well, although I occasionally have to
restart Squeezelite since I sometimes use the PC for TV/Netflix, etc.
and want to use
jacobacci wrote:
> Can anyone give me a hint, how to configure the RP2 / DAC+ / LMS combo
> to play DSD files (converting them to PCM on the fly).
Try adding the Squeezelite parameter "-e dsd". That tells LMS the player
won't accept DSD and will in turn activate transcoding to PCM.
I'm not
Hi all
I have successfully streamed DSD files from my NAS to several DSD
capable DACs, so the setup of LMS on my NAS seems to be ok.
I am now trying to get my Raspberry Pi2 with Hifiberry DAC+ to work with
DSD files, hoping to convert them to PCM in LMS on the NAS.
However, for the Raspberry
Learnincurve wrote:
> Hi again,
>
> I have contacted the chip manufacturer, so will see what responses are
> given.
>
> If it turns out that I need to backport more recent version of the
> snd_usb module on my touch, does anyone know where I can find a kernel
> config and possible patches for
Learnincurve wrote:
> Thanks for that. I'm in a Linux-only house but have tried a number of
> dsd files, including some samples, at different rates, from
> http://www.2l.no/hires/index.html.
>
> Have also tried converting dff files (which don't produce sound) to
> flac files (at various sample
Man in a van wrote:
> http://www.cmedia.com.tw/products/USB20_HIGH_SPEED/CM6632A
>
> ask the mfg?
>
> At a complete guess, and if you have a windows OS computer, try
> foobar2000. You will need to check out what to do, this will/should
> confirm if it actually plays your DSD.
>
> Warning!!
http://www.cmedia.com.tw/products/USB20_HIGH_SPEED/CM6632A
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I bought a 'S.M.S.L Sanskrit Pro'
(http://www.qobuz.com/gb-en/info/hi-res-guide/s-m-s-l-sanskrit-pro-up-to-24-bit177669)
and have it connected over USB. 192KHz flac files play fine.
DSD I haven't managed to make work at all yet. The DAC is based on the
CMEDIA CM6632A chip, which should handle
Man in a van wrote:
> Hi BR,
>
> Edo on the SBT gives 24/192 max on both spdif outputs.
>
> Looking at the spec for your receiver I can see no USB input which would
> be needed for DSD in direct form.
>
> One of the cheapest DSD dacs that work with the SBT usb output is 'this
> '
Learnincurve wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> My LMS 7.9 and touch (using latest firmware) with EDO play through
> COAX into a Cambridge audio Azur 640 surround receiver, that I use for
> both music (from the touch) and multimedia.
>
> Although I am quite pleased with the sound, the coaxial input is
Hi all,
My LMS 7.9 and touch (using latest firmware) with EDO play through
COAX into a Cambridge audio Azur 640 surround receiver, that I use for
both music (from the touch) and multimedia.
Although I am quite pleased with the sound, the coaxial input is limited
to 24 bit / 96KHz.
I am now
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