I've not noticed this problem myself, but I may not have encountered the
situation in the first place. The auto-detect mode of a receiver will
work by looking for magic numbers in the data stream which tell it what
sort of data is being sent. If those magic numbers disappear, the
receiver has
smst Wrote:
I presume that the SB3 could interrupt its output stream to force the
receiver to reconsider what it was receiving, but I suppose that could
ruin gapless playback between ordinary PCM tracks.
Well gapless playback wouldn't be an issue becuase there wouldn't be a
case where two
A follow oin thought.
if i can't solve the physical problem of sending a signal to the amp to
prod it back into the right mode after playing a DTS track then
obvioulsy i want to stop DTS tracks popping up in the middle of random
mixes.
I was thinking if i tag all my DTS files with a genre of
WAV's don't support tags at all.
FLAC's Genre tag is free-form. Put whatever you want there.
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I would say the problem lies more in the receiver. Most of them should
be able to automatically switch back and forth from DTS to PCM. Check
your manual.
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