Had the crackling in FLAC files downloaded from Bandcamp (so I figured it wasn't a problem with the source) and I've experienced this before with FLAC files but never took the time to figure out what was wrong. For me changing the latency/cache settings in VLC fixed it! Pretty silly that the default setting can't handle FLAC files though. Thanks for the tip.
I was noticing some crackling in some FLAC files in VLC. When I ran them in Foobar I didn't hear the crackles.
Some recordings are also just not very good. Doesnt matter if they are flac or not. I am learning that the hard way and I am little disappointed with some of my favorite artists now that I am running audiophile cans and a transparent set up.
yeah. someone mentioned I should try a fresh install of VLC. It doenst bother me much. I have been using foobar for a few days now and really like it, but still watch all my video on VLC. and audio now a days on ripped video is pretty horrible. That is where these rippers are able to shave away a lot.
no dougbt. I have a USB extension cord. that I have had for probably 10 years. It works just find for anything else I have used it for.
I got my ODAC home, wanted it close to me, since my PC is bit away from me. I plug it into this exntestion cord. Yikes!
It was unlistanble to. I pluged the DAC straight into the USB port on the PC. crystal clear.
bad cable, old cables, old connectors, probably even old Mother boards and PCs.
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