Joe Bloggs
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By granting each app exclusive use of the audio stack you can control SRC IMHO. Your point is valid for phones and the like - but for a dedicated Music player where those sounds are superfluous, I don't think it would be an issue to control SRC. Obviously, i don't know what solution FiiO have employed, but if they have absolute control over what is sent through the audio channels/stack whatever, they have control of the SRC (or lack thereof in case of bit perfect output)
It's not really up to the player to decide what is allowable or not... It's an Android and you can install any Android app on it right? Should we expect the player to crash to a grinding halt if the conflicting sample rate condition ever occurs?
Incidentally the HiBy Music app does not stop playing automatically if you start music or sounds on another app. (maybe it ought to, but that's a discussion for another day.) Try playing a 16/44.1kHz track on HiBy and a 24/96 (or any different sample rate) track on another player of your choice. Does it work? It does on my phone (two tracks playing at the same time)
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