peterbell;144786 Wrote:
> I guess that, from a purist point of view, having elected to use FLAC
> coding for all my music, it goes against the grain to, knowingly,
> introduce unneccessary digital processing.
Why would anyone serious about music reproduction use replaygain for
anything other than
Josh Coalson;144740 Wrote:
> --- peterbell forums.slimdevices.com>
> wrote:[color=blue]
> > analogue amplification is also lossy, the question is always whether
> or not it's audible. the flac replaygain synthesis code does
> dithering
> with noise shaping, so you should ABX test it to see if y
--- peterbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> >From these responses, I gather that the gain adjustment is performed
> at
> the player, but that it is done in the digital domain. This implies
> that it must be a 'lossy' process and should be turned off for best
> quality reproduction.
>
> This is
badbob;144561 Wrote:
> So for HDCD titles it's best not to scan the albums, and just leave it
> as it is? I use digital out to a HDCD capable DAC.
Depends if you hear a difference with HDCD - not all do.
But your decoder should indicate it's decoding HDCD as soon as
ReplayGain is disabled. Not
So for HDCD titles it's best not to scan the albums, and just leave it
as it is? I use digital out to a HDCD capable DAC.
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>From these responses, I gather that the gain adjustment is performed at
the player, but that it is done in the digital domain. This implies
that it must be a 'lossy' process and should be turned off for best
quality reproduction.
This is a shame, because it does seem to me that, for the analogu
JJZolx;144498 Wrote:
> It wasn't clear (to me) from that thread the answer regarding the volume
> of the digital out when it's set to fixed. Does it remain fixed or does
> replaygain affect the volume?
ReplayGain definitely does affect the volume even when it's set to
fixed. No doubt about tha
peterbell;144479 Wrote:
> Obviously, if the first answer is 'Server', then the adjustment is
> carried out in the digital domain. However, if the adjustment is
> performed at the player, is this done in the digital or the analogue
> domain?
>
> If the adjustment is performed in the digital doma
Mark Lanctot;144487 Wrote:
> I had more or less the same question:
>
> http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=19946
>
> This was in response to the details in firmware, so this means it's
> done at the player.
It wasn't clear (to me) from that thread the answer regarding the
volume of t
I had more or less the same question:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=19946
dean blackketter;78006 Wrote:
> The replay gain adjustment happens at decode time and is independent
> of the master volume control (and the analog preamp gain control).
> It's a simple gain multipli
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