[xtreme4099]

upto 192000khz instead of foobars 96000khz...it is clearer ..but more listening test will see about that ....

that is if you have a revo or audigy2

http://www.aikis.or.jp/~otachan/out_asio.html

note: its really cpu intensive...

 

[KR...]

Who does one go about using it? None of it is in english.

 

[xtreme4099]

just download the asio zip file on that page ...

click here ... http://www.aikis.or.jp/~otachan/out_asio_029b.zip

 

[lan]

Hmm, I'll see if I can hear any differences on the stock Revo output. Too bad I don't have a 192khz external DAC.

 

[KR...]

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Originally posted by xtreme4099 just download the asio zip file on that page ... click here ... http://www.aikis.or.jp/~otachan/out_asio_029b.zip

How do you install it?

 

[xtreme4099]

drop its contents in your winamps plugin folder

you also might also want the the mad plugin of course ....to set it to 24bit ...

http://www.mars.org/home/rob/proj/mpeg/mad-plugin/

 

[KR...]

Quote:

Originally posted by xtreme4099 drop its contents in your winamps plugin folder you also might also want the the mad plugin of course ....to set it to 24bit ... http://www.mars.org/home/rob/proj/mpeg/mad-plugin/

I have mad, thanks for your help!

 

[PMorph]

While at it, has anybody seen any hard fact evidence on usefulness of resampling above 44.1 with Revo?
I'm pretty sure the differences are very subtle, but who knows, it could as well worsen the quality..

 

[xtreme4099]

it does significantly clean up the high end ...its appropriate for some songs .... live version of hotel california my benchmark song ....

 

[MagusG]

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Originally posted by xtreme4099 it does significantly clean up the high end ...its appropriate for some songs .... live version of hotel california my benchmark song ....

the one with clapton?
-Mag

 

[xtreme4099]

from hell freezes over ... clapton one aint bad either...

 

[lan]

Quote:

Originally posted by PMorph While at it, has anybody seen any hard fact evidence on usefulness of resampling above 44.1 with Revo? I'm pretty sure the differences are very subtle, but who knows, it could as well worsen the quality..

Well you just have to use your ears. Any signal processing can be potentially bad but when it's done good enough, the benefits outweigh the pitfalls. I think that this upsampling is beneficial in some situations.

 

[PMorph]

Yeah, you're right there, lan.
But it would be encouraging (as for running through exhausting listening tests) to have at least some theoretical basis backing up the expected improvements