Apesbrain wrote:
> FYI, pretty sure the Touch with appropriate plugins supports DSD64. Your
> DAC needs to understand DoP (DSD over PCM).
I have that one working indeed since quite some time.
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FYI, pretty sure the Touch with appropriate plugins supports DSD64. Your
DAC needs to understand DoP (DSD over PCM).
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jma2 wrote:
> At that time (EDO announced in 2012) 192kHz bitrate was already
> outrageous
It still is...
"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
Thank you steve-g! Highly appreciated!
I may indeed go to the piCore player on a Raspberry-pi with a touch
screen as an alternative to the Touch.
Still somewhere deep down I feel that, although the Touch is old (end of
2009 if I am correct), there might be some potential in it. I do not
have
The Touch is very much the weak point in your scenario and is quite an
old (relatively speaking) design.
This was designed for 24 bit / 96k - this has been "tweeked" to allow
192K playback but this is probably the highest rate that could be
achieved.
Also the usb was originally for input only
Dear Julf,
It seems I didn't properly present my question. In a way my question has
nothing to do with "audiophile" or with entertaining dogs and bats :)
I use my Touch (with EDO) as a kind of "gateway" between my LMS server
and my USB DAC and am wondering where are the limitations that
jma2 wrote:
> Does anyone know what the limiting factor(s) on the Touch would be to
> support these higher bitrates? Such hires content hardly exists, so it
> is still perfectly fine as it is for now. But I would like to know more
> why it might be possible/impossible to extend the range of
Hi all,
I have been enjoying my Touch (with EDO) for a very long time and plan
to continue to do so!
Now recently my USB DAC received a hardware upgrade and supports plenty
of additional hires formats (up to 32bit/384kHz and up to DSD256).
I downloaded some 'test-files from MSB'
