The same file, converted to Redbook using Sony Sound Forge with Izotope SRC, note the above zero for 20kHz content.įully appreciate the reasoning for streaming and more of an appliance. Here's a MusicScope report of a 96 file SRC to Redbook, for CD burning using AUI The free version of AUIConverter that I have been testing has a progress indicator and has handled converting two albums at a time without falling over (at least as far as I can tell. These spectrum graphs don't tell me much. How do I tell if AUIConverter still has this issue? Look at the spectrum? Here is what I see in Adobe Audition for a FLAC that I converted using AUI: Re: the source misses out the last 2khz to 20 kHz. I know I don't want it in my listening room! I can't imagine the kind of computer one would need to do these conversions without sacrificing sound quality. I am not a big fan of 'on the fly' conversion. That said, I would still rather listen than fiddle. The Linn DSMs have renewed my interest somewhat. Really turned me off to computer audio for a while. Got sick of the lack of stability and all the fiddling. Highly-modified Mac Mini running a skeleton OS on an SSD etc. I have, as you said, been there and done that. Don't complicate life with a computer that does the processing, I gather you've been there and done that. Other than that I can't think of anything given the streaming setup that's there now. Online conversion perhaps with a hardware device may be more of the way to go, say a Microrendu and a DDC that outputs 176.4 to S/PDIF Coax to the DSM.ĭbpoweramp has an encoder for DSD, but no decoder.and it's only for Windows. I don't see a computer in your system, a NAS which hasn't a hope in hell of performing DSD to PCM on the fly. Unfortunately there is a lot of technobabble which is over my head, also leading to frustration in getting AUI working. I have a lot of trouble understanding the author, some Google Russian-English translation difficulty perhaps, certainly not transparent. For these reasons Use the Trial version for AUI and check it out thoroughly before committing. When creating Redbook files (for burning to CD) from Hires FLAC, the SRC misses out the last 2kHz to 20KHz, wheras Izotope does not (using Sony Sound Forge). I have a license for AUIConverter and use it now and again.įor batch processing, the version I have falls over and there's no progress bars, and that's just a couple of DSD albums converting DFF to DSF.
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