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Reclock enable bitperfect audio windows#

If it's audibly worse than say your phone (just about all smartphones are audibly transparent at full volume) as the DAC, you might want to find another solution. If it's fine, then there is no need for anything else. I'm not sure what that is or why, still looking into it, and haven't yet done proper listening comparisons, but you might want to be aware of that.Ī TOSLINK cable costs 5$, just try that first and see how it sounds. Ive tried 23.97648Hz w/ my M-Audio Audiophile USB bit-perfect MME drivers, and the sound is just great :eek: HRs jitter seems more stable, the SQ is.

Reclock enable bitperfect audio windows#

Regradless of Windows audio setting (16 or 24bit, 44.1 or 1192kHz, doesn't matter) and largely Windows volume level (at -10dB the clipping.like artifacts fade, however the SNR gets even worse with comparatively higher noise floor).

Reclock enable bitperfect audio pro#

Running the Topping E30 from the TOSLINK output of my RME ADI-2 Pro FS (connected via USB to the PC) I get the same >110dB SINAD as with USB to the DAC, however running it from the TOSLINK output of my mainboard I get 74dB with both a high noise floor and some clipping-like artifacts. Have the feeling that the Toslink out on the motherboard is more a 'convenience' option rather something they spend time and money on to get it the best it can be.Ĭlick to expand.Normally I would say clearly no, digital is digital, however I just recently checked the TOSLINK output from my mainboard (Asus Crosshair VI Hero) with some DACs - turns out there is a major problem with it (might be different with yours). Is the Singxer F-1 with it's own clock (audibly) better then whatever comes out of the Toslink connection straight from the motherboard? See advanced settings in config app the VBS notification script now receive the file name or the DVD mode if playing a DVD added a new audio renderer based on 'kernel streaming'. But then there is the part of implementation. now allow ReClock to load only with some players/applications. My common sense tells me that Toslink and Coax are both using the same S/PDIF protocol so there shouldn't be any difference there. The DTS HD MA and TrueHD still work fine when selecting 'no, not this time' when reclock pops up but that's a real problem. I've tried to search a bit here and on DuckDuck but couldn't find much that relates to my situation as described above. You will see Reclock icon as yellow while it's bitperfect streaming and if it is green it is not bitperfect streaming since it is adjusting the audio. USB from computer to Singxer F-1 Audio Bridge and from there Coax to SMSL M200 Toslink out from my motherboard (Gigabyte X399 Aursus Gaming 7) to Toslink in on the SMSL M200Ģ. I have a DAC (SMSL M200) of which the USB input is busted so I only have the optical or coax input available.ġ.

Its compatible with DTS, DOLBY Digital and DoP signals and offers full HD support up to 192KHz. I know, I know, the question has been asked a thousand times before but couldn't find an definitive answer for my situation. Its Bit Perfect it doesnt over or upsample the signal.