Stratmangler wrote: > At least your Squeezebox is talking to the B&K Reference 31 now. > > There's quite a big possibility that your DVD player tops out at 24/48 > or 20/48 over the SPDIF connections. > More to the point, there's a possibility that the B&K can only handle up > to 24/48 on its inputs. > I remember there being a right old kerfuffle from the Hollywood film > studios when Pioneer permitted transfer of 24/96 data from their > machines. > Up until that point most other manufacturers only had 24/48 SPDIF output > from their machines, and it's probably still the case now. > The soundtracks on DVDs are generally 16/48 (excluding of course the > higher spec version of DTS which is up to 24/96, and Dolby Digital Plus > which is 20/48, and both formats are supported by HDMI only). > > Have you tried converting some 24/96 files down to 24/48? > LMS will not downsample 24/96 because the Squeezebox Touch can handle > 24/96 natively.
I was only playing a regular CD in the DVD player (Panasonic DMP-BD55). Your are mostly likely right about SPDIF being limited to 48kHz because the manual says that some formats are only available via HDMI. I will downsample some of the flacs and see if they will play. I suspect they will since other 48kHz files played. It's odd because the literature implies that the B&K decodes 96kHz. Thanks Greg ------------------------------------------------------------------------ GregBed's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=63002 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=101676 _______________________________________________ Touch mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/touch
