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 Kl
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 th
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 prevent
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 supp
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'
(http://www.msb