FredNowak wrote:
Triode, Here is what Wyred4Sound said in answer to your question: The
interface does work with Linux driverless in adaptive mode. It will not
work with Linux in async mode.
Fred
At present I'm afraid it probably doesn't work then as there is no way
to select adaptive mode
Bryan Jan wrote:
I did edit the EnhancedDigitalOutput.lua as per SBGK's instruction on
Apr 10. I am not sure this is relevant or not as I already factory
reset the Touch.
Suggest reinstalling the EDO app to erase this as it depends what you
did whether it impacts the selection of dacs.
JohnSwenson wrote:
Triode, does your jive_alsa handle s32_le? Might that be the problem?
John S.
Yes - all reports of uac2 dacs seem to use s32_le. (The most recent one
in EOD 0.5 contains an optimisation for 32bits which I could not test,
but I am assuming that its working for other
Bryan Jan wrote:
I did try the USB connection to my Antelope Eclipse 384 DAC, I choose
High Speed USB 2.0 in the DAC, when the Touch reboot it can only reach
the Free Your Music screen and stay there forever. If I changed the
settings in the Eclipse 384 to High Speed USB1.0, the Touch can
skydl wrote:
dmesg output:
...
oprofile: using arm/armv6
TCP cubic registered
NET: Registered protocol family 17
RPC: Registered udp transport module.
RPC: Registered tcp transport module.
ieee80211: 802.11 data/management/control stack, git-1.1.13
ieee80211: Copyright (C)
skydl wrote:
Log dmesg and stream0 on attached file.
Is the dac selected as the output device? Is there anything in
/var/log/messages which indicates a problem when starting up?
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skydl wrote:
Wow i found this in the message-file:
Jan 1 01:01:17 squeezeplay: INFO squeezeplay.applets -
AppletManager.lua:317 Registering: EnhancedDigitalOutput
Jan 1 01:01:17 squeezeplay: INFO applet.EnhancedDigitalOutput -
EnhancedDigitalOutputMeta.lua:87 lastest usb kernel
skydl wrote:
Aplay:
List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices
card 0: TXRX [MXC SPDIF TX/RX], device 0: MXC_SPDIF [MXC_SPDIF]
Subdevices: 1/1
Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
card 1: fab4 [fab4], device 0: fab4-ak4420 []
Subdevices: 1/1
Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
card 2: fab4_1 [fab4],
skydl wrote:
Dac was on... now i reboot the squeeze here is the resault of aplay -l:
Afraid that means the linux kernel probably doesn't support your dac at
present. Can you PM me your email address and I will look at the code
to see if there is anything we can do about this.
Baronvonkarp wrote:
When I start a 24/192 song it starts correctly, after 5 to 10 seconds it
stops one second (no sound) and after that it continuous. When I listen
to the whole album everything goes fine (except for the first song). But
when I skip to the next song () then it happends
audiomuze wrote:
This is great news. Is Logitech likely to include the changes in the
Touch's firmware?
I have discussed with Logitech, but at present I don't think they see
sufficient marketing demand for these features and they represent too
big a change for me to sneak them in as there
Baronvonkarp wrote:
thanks for the explanation. I use a WD usb drive on my server (hp i7 6
gb) i will try your suggestions. I also have a WD 2tb networkdrive. I
will try itfrom that disk also. Again thanks.
What OS is your server running on - you could try tweeking the minimum
output buffer
skydl wrote:
Hello,
I connect the leema dac to squeezebox. The info of the dac on the screen
are:
Status : stop
Speed high
Connection direct
Type async
Format s32_le
Rate 32000 -192 khz
When i play a title nothing happends.
The dac tells me the status stop and the title does not
SBGK wrote:
you could try a periodcount=4 and alsa buffer time of 10 us, this
means the frame size is 1/4 of the buffer size (1024/4096) instead of
1/2 (1024/2048) and also means the buffer refresh rate is .1s instead of
.02s or what ever buffer size you have, so you have a better chance
Exirion wrote:
Triode, I'm trying to get my Arcam rDac working with an embedded Linux
platform. Can you give me the patch that you made in the kernel and/or
ALSA modules in order to get it detected properly?
Right now I just get the infamous cannot get freq at ep 0x1 message. I
do see
Baronvonkarp wrote:
Hi Triode, I isntalled 0.5 and it works fine, for so far as I can see.
Do you have an idea why sometimes the beginning of a song in 192 bit
drops out? 1 second and after that it sounds good! I hoped that it would
be resolved with 0.5 version, but it isn't. I use an E3000
AJ24hours wrote:
I was able to see the version I had before but now forgot how I found
it...
As cfraser says, if you go back to the 3rd party apps list it will tell
you the version and give you the option to remove it. If there is a new
one with a different version it will also tell you
Exirion wrote:
Where can I find the kernel sources? SVN hardly contains anything, and I
can't find anything in the Downloads section that looks like it:
http://code.google.com/p/triodeplugins/downloads/list
Yes I need to make them available - I've been more focused on getting it
to work than
Baronvonkarp wrote:
Thanks Triode, I tried to install de EDO app, but now I do not see
anything about installing the kernel, the SBT reboots and that's it. I
do not see that it is updating the kernel, nor that I get an error or
something, nothing happends. I also not see the tekst
I've posted a new release which makes a minor optimisation to the
jive_alsa backend process. I don't expect you to notice any difference
other than a very slightly lower cpu load of this process at high sample
rates when the audio volume is set to 100%. Can someone running a uac2
dac confirm it
mjm6 wrote:
I looked through the thread, and didn't see is this approach will work
with an Audiophilleo AP2? Anyone know?
I'd love to be able to run from the Touch to an AP2 to my DAC (the AP2
will provide much-needed jitter cleanup).
I don't think anyone has tried it yet, but there
eiffel wrote:
It seems that version 0.5 broke something with my Behringer UCA202 DAC
(connected directly without a hub), as when I enable the USB output, the
SBT keeps on rebooting (it's find with the digital only out). The
previous versions worked fine.
If you turn the volume down from
eiffel wrote:
Making volume adjustable and lowering it doesn't resolve my issue, and
neither does adding a USB2 hub (powered or not).
The UCA202 is not a usb2 high speed dac, as this is a very cheap
adaptive device limited to 48kHz (in that sense, if version 0.5 works
with the type of
eiffel wrote:
I'm assuming the issue I experienced was a fluke with the update.
It sounds like a problem with the update process - let's see if other
people have it. If anyone else has a problem please post details and
ideally what the /var/log/messages errors are when selecting the usb
Dave1972 wrote:
I installed the app successfully but the Kernel update fails every time
I try to update it, so I have yet to hear any results (and I'm running
firmware 7.7.2). However, before I spend any more time on this, could
someone clarify for me please:
Aside from the benefits
Baronvonkarp wrote:
I de-installed de EDO app, to hear the difference between 192 and 96Khz.
After that I wanted to install de EDO app again, but after i installed
the EDO app and de SBT reboots, I got the message that the kernel could
not be installed? When I look to the installed apps,
of potential
audio benefits for these cases, but will happy discuss further on the
audiophile forum - I'll add something to the thread:
http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?94855-Triode-s-USB-24-192-plug-in-sound-quality-impressions
The reasons for this is that any discussion of possible audio
New release available which moves where the kernel is hosted. My
original hosting provider has not been working today, so I've moved
where the kernel is hosted.
Please update the applet if you had problems with the kernel
installation as it needs the new applet to look to the new location.
AlexM wrote:
Installation was very smooth, and the integration with the UI on the SBT
is well done. Just a thought - is it possible to write an LMS add-on to
allow selection of digital interface options, and display DAC interface
via the Web Gui?. I am going to start a thread in audiophiles
CaptBeyond wrote:
Any sonic benefits going the USB route rather than digital coax out from
Touch to digital coax in on DAC?
That still leaves stereo analog outs viable and also USB port available
for external HDD.
Only thing worthwhile would seem to be USB or digital/optical coax out
0.3 version release. This fixes a bug introduced in the 0.2 version
which kmccourt pointed out.
The only change is to avoid showing the warning message about needing a
hub when a usb 2 (high speed) dac is connected.
So to confirm the posts yesterday - you should only see the warning
message
kmccourt wrote:
Hi Triode
Once again many thanks for this.
Update installed. In 'Audio SettingsDigital Output' I'm now presented
with three options:
- Analog Digital
- Digital Only
- 'USB-Audio - Cambridge Audio DAC100 USB2 [Info]'
The previous message seems to have disappeared
googleli wrote:
My first post here - thanks for the patch. Works perfectly with my
Antelope Zodiac Gold. If anyone has some 384/32 bit material I will test
if the SBT can output this format to my Zodiac Gold via Coax.
Anything above 192k will need to be resampled on the server.
RCsquare wrote:
I have an HiFiMAN USB DAC and I'm getting clicks/pops on a Vortexbox
Linux appliance and I'm wondering if using this would solve my problem
here. Thanks in advance for your help.
No idea - the hub is specifically recommended to work around what looks
like a limitation of the
CAK1 wrote:
Ok, just checked sample rate with 192 material. Appears it is still
playing it at 44.
What's the maximum bit rate the usb interface will play and will it
down-sample automatically?
Also, how does one remove the app to install the hub interface version?
Do I need a hub
To add to John's post above - when you select a usb dac, the app will
provide an additional menu level in the case when you probably need a
hub. This menu offers you the option of enabling the workaround or
saying you will add a hub. If you don't see this menu then you don't
need a hub.. It is
kmccourt wrote:
Hi Triode
I get the menu option regarding enabling the workaround/adding a hub
even though I am using a high speed async USB DAC (Cambridge DacMagic
100). Whenever I make the selection the Touch reboots a second time and
then connects at high speed.
If I'm reading what
dsdreamer wrote:
A strange thing happened after leaving both Touch and DAC powered on for
the duration of my day at work. After coming home I found I could not
play music, even though both devices were still powered on from this
morning's experiments. I further noted that the USB hub's green
I've just posted and updated version of the app. The kernel is
unchanged, so if you install over the top of the previous install it
will not need to download a new kernel.
Changes in this version:
- ability to turn usb dacs off and then on again without rebooting touch
[note: the dac must still
BrynClarke wrote:
Does it matter which way round the USB hub is connected? (main plug into
SBT or into DAC?)
And are basic USB cables sufficient or are fancy cables desirable?
Thx
Bryn
SBT is the host and the dac is plugged in as a usb device to the hub.
The shape of the plugs should
Wam79 wrote:
Sorry to be a killjoy - I think this sounds worse than the TT3.0 with
regular 16/44 quality material. It sounds more detailed in a bad way -
more digital sounding and less analogue like.
No idea why. Anyway - looks like I am the only one!
I suggest this discussion is
Kuro wrote:
Not sure if it is my imagination, v0.2 seems to sound better when paired
with my Anedio D2 DAC over USB. There seems to be better mid-range
weight. Maybe Triode can tell us whether there are any additional
program changes besides the ones he listed.
No - no other changes
apple2k wrote:
Anyone know if this will work with the older SB3? Thanks
It does not.
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TheOctavist wrote:
If so, there is a way to stream DSD over PCM (via Mytek or dCs debussy)
Could you add this capability buddy?
The 192k spdif support should also do 176.4, but I have not tried it as
I don't have any source files.
Can't you use dsd2pcm and then sox to create a 176k pcm
mhconley wrote:
That was one of the first things I checked trying to troubleshoot this:
Under file types:
FLAC AIFF Disabled
FLAC Disabled
MP3 Disabled (greyed)
PCM flac
Every other setting under File Types is set to Disabled; all my music is
flac. Any other ideas?
Martin
JIJ3 wrote:
With your app installed, there is nothing on the I2S lines unless
analog+digital outputs are active. Then the I2S signals appear to be
limited to 96K. I have several 192K files that play normally, but at
96K. 44.1K, 48K and 88.2K files all play fine, at the correct rate (I
don't
JIJ3 wrote:
Do I need to remove the enhanced digital output app first?
Yes
Do you want to PM me an email address. I need to warn you that I am not
certain this will work as it didn't appear to work to me.
Triode's
bhaagensen wrote:
Hi, seeing as these features are strong selling points for the Touch,
could Logitech not provide this functionality with the official
firmware?
(Haven't followed the discussion here closely, so I'll gladly accept
pointers to technical/political/ethical/economical/etc
HumanMedia wrote:
So LMS 7.8 will stream PCM (natively) at 192. Has anyone tried running
LMS 7.8 beta with SBT client running 7.7.2 with the Enhanced Digital
Output app?
Is running out-of-sync client and server possible? Or will it try to
update the client and wipe the SBT?
Sorry Triode
adyc wrote:
I have two dacs: (i) Ayre QB-9 (ii) Anedio D2. Enhanced app only works
for D2 but not QB-9. The apps did recognize QB-9. However, there is no
sound coming out from QB-9 when playing music. Any help on this please?
Never seen an Ayre QB-9, but from the manual it has two settings -
adyc wrote:
It is in class 2 as I am able to play 192kHz file through computer.
Please see attached pictures:
If you are able to ssh into the touch, are there any relavent error
messages in dmesg or /var/log/messages?
lake_eleven wrote:
This is the setting I have in my LMS:
Server Setting - Advanced - File Types -
For WAV:
FLAC: Disabled
MP3: Disabled
PCM: Native
Should I make FLAC as Flax/sox and make PCM Disabled?
Enable FLAC and disable PCM native.
prinzinio wrote:
guys, I need your help with instaling this tweak.
I own 2nd hand Touch, Its connected via linksys router to my pc [LMS]. I
have done factory reset, updated firmware and LMS to new version.
I was able to go into My applications /3rd party and selected Enhanced
DIG output.
cfraser wrote:
Has anybody mentioned (or even found) that when set up for USB DAC that
the now playing display for internet radio can get totally out of sync
with what's playing? The audio is correct though.
I realise IR is not what this hi-res app is meant for, but I do use IR a
lot and
mhconley wrote:
I am trying to install the applet but get the following error: No
Applets Found.
Relevant info:
Logitech Media Server Version: 7.7.2 - r33893
Squeezebox Touch Firmware: 7.7.2-r9663
Recommended Applets Only is deselected.
When I select 3rd Party Apps the Touch says
tank121 wrote:
Just to clarify for playing normal cd rips to Flac I don't need the hub.
It's only for 192 hires files that I need a hub? These 192 files are few
and far between.
MDAC will work without a hub with the workaround set, but only for
44.1k (CD) and 48k sampling rates. 88
PietB wrote:
My Arcam rDac doing fine.
Another dac (Asus Xonar Essence One highspeed usb-2 dac/headamp) gives
some sound over usb, but the sound is distorted and very slow, what
could be the solution?
Don't know - what does cat /proc/asound/card/stream0 show? Where
card is your card
PietB wrote:
info (touch) shows: high speed : USB audio
16/44 plays good, pitch higher then normal, 24/48 pitch slow
/$ cat /etc/asound.conf
# fab4 alsa configuration
Could you post the /proc/asound/card/stream0 details?
Does the dac work correctly with a linux desktop machine? - if
Stratmangler wrote:
MDAC will handle 24/192 over coax.
At least that's what is said on the Audiolab website
http://www.audiolab.co.uk/M-DAC%20Series.aspx?lang=En
It will - this is how I tested the 192k over coax output.
Why the hangup about USB?
Async USB allows clock locking to the
SBGK wrote:
hSound is now a lot better balanced and bass has returned as well.
Let's keep these discussions on tweaking to the audiophile forum please.
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JIJ3 wrote:
I use the I2S signals going into the Touch DAC to feed my custom
outboard DAC.
Do you know whether your mod allows the 192K bit rate to appear as I2S
signals here (or anywhere else) in the Touch??
Don't think it will do anything for the analog and therefore the i2s
cookiemonster wrote:
Excellent news, thanks Triode.
Question: Is the install of the new kernel meant to revert network
settings? Mine have and I'm in a pickle now.
Nope - doesn't touch the network settings.
Triode's
, not a huge cost
as the previous comments from Triode attest. I wonder how the addition
of the Hub might affect SQ, but I'm not going down this path, as my coax
can deliver 192, for the odd track that I actually have.
The main purpose of usb is to allow async usb operation which if the dac
is designed
Bryan Jan wrote:
Please advise whether 24/192 AIFF file is supported by your app. From
reading all the posts I only saw FLAC mentioned.
Yes if you have the server set to transcode them to flac by disabling
native playback in the filetypes menu. Otherwise not until 7.8.
koowat wrote:
As for the USB Audio Class 2 - I'm pretty sure the DM 100 is USB Audio
Class 2.0 - you can do this by pressing source when you turn the device
on (light should be on SPDIF 2 to indicate USB 2 mode) - do you need a
hub then? I'm based in UK so I can get the Harma hub but just
leoduran wrote:
Perhaps not for the same reason as with your DAC, I was having 'reboot'
issues as well...
To help me narrow down these issues can you confirm whether you had
previously had the UsbAudioOutput applet (usb experiment tread)
installed. Otherwise have you done a firmware upgrade
terjehaa wrote:
Just a quick question to finish off how does LMS know about the new
high res capabilities of the modded Touch. so that it doesn't prosess
the high res files to the sox treatment before sending it to the Touch?
The player tells LMS the fastest rate it can support when it
koowat wrote:
anyone try this with say DacMagic Plus or DacMagic 100 (async USB) ?
Sorry can't comment.
Also not sure about the USB DAC power up/down process - can someone
enlighten us? like do I turn on the DAC first then turn on the SBT? Can
I ever turn off the DAC then?
At present
lennyw wrote:
So, I got it working via coax at 192 with my new Dacmagic 100. The USB
suffers from the USB1/2 situation (ie a hub is needed, which I don't
have -- BTW what's the cheapest way of doing this?), so I haven't tried
it.
Can't claim it to be the cheapest, but see:
sa3999 wrote:
Hi everyone
Trying this with the new Arcam FMJ D33 DAC and having some trouble
getting it to work with USB output. Hoping someone can point out what I
am doing wrong...
I have updated the firmware on the Touch to 7.7.2 and also the LMS is
now on 7.7.2. I have installed
koowat wrote:
hi there, why would a hub be needed if you switch the DM100 to USB 2
mode? I'm a bit green in this field - thought my DM100 is asynch usb
already
If the dac is a usb audio class 2 device and connects to the Touch at
high speed then you don't need a hub. If however it is a usb
soundcheck wrote:
I'm wondering if there's a way to mod certain snd-usb-audio params, such
as nrpacks?? Playing with that one led to pretty nice improvements on my
linux machines in the past.
You should be able to access /sys/module/snd_usb_audio/parameters/ as
with other linux kernels.
magiccarpetride wrote:
I haven't installed your applet yet, but I do have a question: my
understanding is that this enhancement will also be beneficial to those
of us who are using digital coaxial output to an outboard DAC. If that's
correct, I will install your enhancement and will, if
HumanMedia wrote:
How do I check for underrun messages?
Do they get echoed to the SBT console?
You need to ssh into the touch and type dmseg - don't worry if you don't
know what ssh is.
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JohnSwenson wrote:
The only issue I have is that it's kind of painful to switch between USB
DACs. Once you gedt it working with say DAC A, you unplug power, plug in
DAC B then plug power back in, but now you get an indefinite spinny
saying DAC unconnected. You have to unplug power, plug in
HumanMedia wrote:
I noticed that there is a Remove option for the app in the app menu.
Does this completely remove all files and restore the stock kernel?
No - do this and then a stock firmware update to remove the custom
kernel - this will get you back to a standard installation.
Rbbert wrote:
I'm having some trouble. My firmware is 7.7.2; the app appeared to
install correctly following all the steps outlined. Under audio settings
it is now digital output only. Under My Apps it says there is
nothing installed, but in App Gallery it says it is installed. I go coax
WKB wrote:
Will this work with the USB on the Young DAC ?
Don't know - does the Young dac support standard USB audio class 1 or 2
drivers (so works with the native drivers in osx or linux)?
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terjehaa wrote:
I have same issue with FLAC files :(
Haven't checked my settings in filetypes menu yet.
I suspect you have native decode of flac disabled so that flac files get
converted to wav to send to the player. This won't work at present
either - will with 7.8, but at present you need
SBGK wrote:
Hi Triode
I get better sound quality with the following change to loadPriority in
file loadPriority.lua
/usr/share/jive/applets/EnhancedDigitalOutput/loadPriority.lua
loadPriority=1
sounds less harsh and thin.
Can we keep claims of improvements via parameter tweaks
HumanMedia wrote:
Just checking if I can install it over the top of Touch Toolbox 3.0?
Uninstall that first?
You are best to uninstall first - I've not looked at in detail, but I
think some of the TT modification for priories will conflict with the
app if you use usb output.
stereoptic wrote:
Does a DAC need to be connected while the app is being installed? My
only DAC is the one built into my Marantz receiver (can accept up to
192k).
This is only necessary for usb based dacs - I assume this is not - just
install without dac and then select Digital Output to
tank121 wrote:
Is it better than coaxial though? Whatwould be the advantages for my
Mdac
If any?
Assuming you are asking about usb - async usb could be better than spdif
for a given dac, it really depends on the dac. The theory is that
having the player clock locked to the dac (which is
HumanMedia wrote:
Edit: can't reproduce the signal lock drop
Edit: intermittent signal drop noticed in other track which played fine
before - not data related. Network bandwidth? Strength of output signal?
Do you see any underrun messages in the dmseg of the player? I'm
wondering if this
SBGK wrote:
I have some 192 files and have downsampled them to 96 to play them with
as wav files. Will I be able to tell the difference in sound quality if
playing them natively at 192 ?
after reading the link below I am confused about whether I would hear
any difference and also whether
leoduran wrote:
So instead, I tried: Settings-Advanced-App Installer... And from
there, deselected the Recommended applets only option, but I do not
get Enhanced Digital Output as an option.
Ummh, am I doing something wrong?
Thanks.
Needs to be a squeezeobox touch running 7.7.x firmware
leoduran wrote:
I suppose you're right... Here's what I've done so far:
1) Went back to factory settings
2) As prompted, performed a Software Update to: 7.7.2r9663
3) Having done that, I do get the option for:App Gallery-3rd Party
Apps
4) So, I then follow the installation procedure for
leoduran wrote:
OK, I'll try upgrading the server side... Right now I'm running with:
Version: 7.5.3 - r31792
Thanks for doing such a great job so far... I'm looking forward to a
clean way of using Async USB at 24/192K.
This is an XMOS based USB class 2 dac?
cfv wrote:
I bought my SBT a week ago and stumbled across it the same day. Since
then, I've been using Kernel #1 with my 8200CDQ for flawless Redbook
FLAC playback without a hub. If I install the new applet, will this
option still be available? So far I don't need higher bitrates and
I have added the new applet to the main 3rd party list so people should
see it without needing to add the special repositories defined on the
first post here. Once there are a few more positive install responses,
I'll start a new thread to discuss the new applet without the confusion
of the test
cfv wrote:
Hi Triode,
I found an old powered hub in my electronics graveyard and now the CDQ
plays high bitrate files without pops, just to let you know. What I
would like to know is whether there are any advantages if I go with the
hub even though I only need 44.1/48 support. Would
bobertuk wrote:
What is the 'Kernel Idle Option' meant to do?
I understand that it is intended to prevent the Touch CPU from idling
when playing music. But why is this advantageous?
I'm not sure that it is yet - its something for the tweakers to tweak...
It should be off by default, but
I've posted a new applet to the 3rd party apps list for Squeezebox
Touch. This is designed to enhance the digital output capabilities of
the device for use with external Dacs. It is based on the software
which people have helped me test on the Async USB Dac Experiments
thread but should now be
Thanks for testing. I've just added a new applet to my usbaudio
repository - Enhanced Digital Output.
The aim of this applet is to provide a user friendly way of installing
the customer kernel and selecting the output device. I've posted here
to get a few people to test it and if positive will
indypants wrote:
Hi Triode,
Seems to be working like a dream.
I did a factory reset, then a firmware update, then I installed your
applet. Everything worked just as you described.
Hey that's good...
I notice there is a Digital Output option in the audio settings.
Yes this is added
bobertuk wrote:
Sorry to butt into this thread with something not directly related to
USB DAC's...
This seems to be saying that you completely bypass the Touch internal
DAC and can send 24bit/192K data to a USB DAC. If this is so, can it be
done for any other external DAC via optical/coax
bobertuk wrote:
I'm using a Lavry DA10 DAC connected via optical but have no way of
telling if it's playing 24/192 or is being downsampled by sox. Is there
any way of seeing what is beng played?
Look at the processes running on the server - for 192k playback normally
you will see a sox
terra27 wrote:
Hi Triode,
Thank you for all your contribution for the USB support. I tried a few
kernels (including the most recent #6) and wanted to report my issue.
The USB output works wonderfully with my XMOS based DAC. Unfortunately,
it has an issue with my MF V-LINK II
the change which I think caused this.
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