marcoc1712 wrote:
> The problem here is that the wav header is missing or malformed in the
> stream. Daphile was the first to adopt R2 mods in order to read the
> header from the stream, as far as I Know is identical to R2 in that
> matter, but maybe Kimmo modified the code that investigate
You can look at the USB device's advertised capabilities at USB level
(which are used by ALSA) using the "lsusb -v" command. Output is
verbose there are sections which are nearly self explanatory such as
fragment below.
Code:
AudioStreaming Interface Descriptor:
s25a wrote:
> Is there a way to request the interface capabilities? Something
> likeOutput hw:Card and then it shows you what it is possible?
> What I am not sure about isI am using this USB --> I2S Interface for
> example:
>
Your discussion has moved on but I'd like to conclude the offshoot I
started.
I don't know DXD but I think I understand the underlying issue.
DXD "hide" in a WAV file format - WAV is just a convenient format to
hold the DXD datastream which can be used to trick LMS to send the DXD
data stream
s25a wrote:
> Hi MArco,
>
> thanks for still supporting. I have found out a little bit more.
>
> I installed Daphile to use as the mediaServer.
> I use the IFI iNano Dac for testing (This defintly should handle the
> 32bit correct)
>
> When I start Daphiles internal Player ith the iNANO Dac
Hi MArco,
thanks for still supporting. I have found out a little bit more.
I installed Daphile to use as the mediaServer.
I use the IFI iNano Dac for testing (This defintly should handle the
32bit correct)
When I start Daphiles internal Player ith the iNANO Dac (As far as I
understood he
s25a wrote:
> Hi Marco,
>
> >
Code:
> > I'm not going to help you with custom convert, i wrote C-3PO to get rid
of it...
> >
> Sure and that makes sense as it is much more comfortable. It was just
> for getting some more background :-)
>
>
>
Hi Marco,
Code:
I'm not going to help you with custom convert, i wrote C-3PO to get rid of
it...
Sure and that makes sense as it is much more comfortable. It was just
for getting some more background :-)
> As I wrote before, the problem here is
