Tiddlesworth
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Anyone updated to OSX Sierra yet?
Anyone updated to OSX Sierra yet?
Anyone know if windows or foobar can automatically convert 32(float? whatever that means) to 24 bit for audio files? I don't have a 32 bit dac but windows will convert it to 24 anyways right?
Anyone know if windows or foobar can automatically convert 32(float? whatever that means) to 24 bit for audio files? I don't have a 32 bit dac but windows will convert it to 24 anyways right?
Anyone updated to OSX Sierra yet?
Gonna do that now.
windows / your player should convert it automatically to whatever your system setting is because no physical DAC can actually decode float, it's only used in music production.
btw, 32-bit float means {24-bit number} to the power of {8-bit number} so that's 32-bits total.
Looks like there's a 338S00140 in there, it wasn't used anywhere in other phones so we don't know what it is/does because it's their own part number.
It still works just fine, if I'm really bored I may look for the inputs to see if it is receiving an analog line out from the phone or whether that IC is handling it. At least we know for sure it's not a dumb dongle that just passes the analog out, as confirmed by my previous distortion measurements. It's either doing DAC+amp work or just amp...we'll see.
It's all potted and tiny, gonna be pretty fiddly to probe, I might not be able to do it as I've used up all of my loli high dexterity power just tearing it apart without breaking it.
That is one highly miniaturized and solid looking dongle.
Anyone know if windows or foobar can automatically convert 32(float? whatever that means) to 24 bit for audio files? I don't have a 32 bit dac but windows will convert it to 24 anyways right?
I've used AIMP for a long time (earlier this year they updated the UI so now it's fantastic) and it converts any bit format into the desired output like so.
But looks like it does not have a way to follow input sampling rate, which basically means not bit-perfect poi :/