Pommes wrote: > Yes, I remember, but that was about tidalbstreaming wasnt it? This time > we are talking about MQA files on the server, and my DAC shows the 3 > LEDs and blue led, which it didnt with Tidal. > So what would be the way to check, if it is working right? > Just with my ears I am not able to distinguish between usual lossless > and Hi-Rez
A-hah! Sorry, my mistake. I did see that @mook wrote "I don't do Tidal", but I thought the question was still about what would happen after signing up for Tidal, because this is a Tidal thread. As an old boss of mine used to say, "There you go, thinking again..." (to which he added the first time, "Who told you to think?"). MQA files on your server are indeed probably working right with those settings, and I don't think you need to check any further, but if you wanted to then you'd require a DAC with a display that shows the sample rate in numbers. Don't worry about not being able to hear the difference. 'A study in the UK' (http://www.doc.gold.ac.uk/~mas03dm/papers/SoundQuality_WilliamsonSouthMullensiefen_ICMPC2014.pdf) found that many people cannot distinguish between different sample rates, and some of those who do prefer Hi Res can often only describe it in emotional terms. I can usually hear it very clearly, but in many ways I'm jealous of those who can't, because it gives me OCD about things like sample rate displays, lol. LMS: SGC microJukebox running Sonicorbiter OS Control apps: Squeezelite-X on Win 10; Squeezer or Material web app on Android Players: Duet, Touch (two), Mac SqueezePlay, Win Squeezelite-X on laptop and HTPC ------------------------------------------------------------------------ left channel's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=67918 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=106754
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