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UAP has been able to do this for a while, but I forgot what rate can it upsampled to. Anyways, not all upsampling software is as good as another. I need to revisit this or so
Bit perfect is never perfect. Different app or software will have different sound signature, regardless. It is the algorithms and how the designer see and deem fit. Upsampling or upscaling from pcm into higher pcm can be really good with good algorithms and interpolations like HQPlayer and MScaler from Chord. The thing why I love HQPlayer is that it has countless of different filters and options to play around with, and they are all good algorithms (software technology) (not EQ)Aaa well I think you should stay in bit perfect.
Or dsd512 ;p
Bit perfect is never perfect. Different app or software will have different sound signature, regardless. It is the algorithms and how the designer see and deem fit. Upsampling or upscaling from pcm into higher pcm can be really good with good algorithms and interpolations like HQPlayer and MScaler from Chord. The thing why I love HQPlayer is that it has countless of different filters and options to play around with, and they are all good algorithms (software technology) (not EQ)
Oh i see I never knew that bit perfect wasnt actually bitperfect what a brain cracker that is. Sounds like marketing fiasco again.
I once tasted to dx200 dap i will never go back. Theres nothing that can be more bitperfect than this.
Even pc +usb to desktop dac will never sound as good as dap + coax to desctop dac!
Dx200 is awsume even mp3 spotify sounds better lol than my pc.
Oh i see I never knew that bit perfect wasnt actually bitperfect what a brain cracker that is. Sounds like marketing fiasco again.
I once tasted to dx200 dap i will never go back. Theres nothing that can be more bitperfect than this.
Even pc +usb to desktop dac will never sound as good as dap + coax to desctop dac!
Dx200 is awsume even mp3 spotify sounds better lol than my pc.
Believe me, it does not worth efforts! Even the author of UAPP says, this oversampling has negative impact on the sound. This is because he uses not the best possible math.this feature I have tested in USB AUDIO PLAYER PRO
Believe me, it does not worth efforts! Even the author of UAPP says, this oversampling has negative impact on the sound. This is because he uses not the best possible math.
Believe me, it does not worth efforts! Even the author of UAPP says, this oversampling has negative impact on the sound. This is because he uses not the best possible math.
It is not mine. Turning 4 "big" cores off is the behavior of the official firmware as well. My code uses a different logic, and also turns off 3 additional cores when there is no music playback, that's the difference. For your particular needs, I'd have to re-write HAL power driver, making either a simple version especially for you, or a more sophisticated version with a user option, or with high CPU load detector. I can do both, but IMHO it's a waste of time. It might be possible with a higher demand...I need off your CPU permission...
You may try to ask him, if you believe he can do But, I had a chance to inspect some his firmware builds (paid versions, provided by his customers!), and, from my opinion, he changes nothing in the firmware functionality, nor he even able to change anything. Well, from what I've seen I understand he believes that he changes something, but this belief is only because of his ignorance.I have to try on Fidelizer?
It is not mine. Turning 4 "big" cores off is the behavior of the official firmware as well. My code uses a different logic, and also turns off 3 additional cores when there is no music playback, that's the difference. For your particular needs, I'd have to re-write HAL power driver, making either a simple version especially for you, or a more sophisticated version with a user option, or with high CPU load detector. I can do both, but IMHO it's a waste of time. It might be possible with a higher demand...
You may try to ask him, if you believe he can do But, I had a chance to inspect some his firmware builds (paid versions, provided by his customers!), and, from my opinion, he changes nothing in the firmware functionality, nor he even able to change anything. Well, from what I've seen I understand he believes that he changes something, but this belief is only because of his ignorance.
You may try to ask him, if you believe he can do But, I had a chance to inspect some his firmware builds (paid versions, provided by his customers!), and, from my opinion, he changes nothing in the firmware functionality, nor he even able to change anything. Well, from what I've seen I understand he believes that he changes something, but this belief is only because of his ignorance.
That you would bothered to tell us you’ll compare with both dx200 and Ti was just feeding us brag salad, right? I mean, you can’t be serious here, can you?...I have 2 DX200 (vanilla and Ti)..I have 2 AMP8s, I will try a side by side compararison between the original PCM and the DSD512 equivalent soon.
Lol, you are right, while I meant what I said to compare DSD and PCM, I was actually thinking of comparing both device on similar amp at the same time. Hence, my post.That you would bothered to tell us you’ll compare with both dx200 and Ti was just feeding us brag salad, right? I mean, you can’t be serious here, can you?
You know you can just play both files off the same dap right? Why would you purposely make a comparison with two different daps, when instead, you could just change the track? Even if I had two identical daps I still wouldn’t bother using both. Just change the track fella.
Sorry, but that was just one of the most smh posts I’ve ever read on HF. I’ll apologize for my coarseness but I gotta say, I think why I’m sooo surprised by what you’re proposing is because I’ve read posts from you here and there, and I did not see such silliness coming from the same person.
No really, I’m actually nice tho