I even disabled allowing Apps to take exclusive mode in order to prevent any sound cutoffs. That said I would suggest that you simply just disable exclusive mode as based on my own experience using Focusrite solo 3rd gen and Audio Technica ATH-M70x headphones I can't hear any difference. Only benefit of exclusive mode I see is DAW and Professional Gaming where you need 3D spatial surround in order to be faster in responses. Using DAW Ableton Live 10 is different case when Keyboard input in WASAPI was 85ms against 45ms in exclusive mode against 27ms in ASIOv2 mode, but that absolutely do not affect playback quality. Which makes me conclude that it is almost same as described here. 1470 WASAPI outputting Noise Post by NRGman Tue 4:04 am HI, I have been battling to find a solution to this problem but nothijng seems to work, i what to set MM to output in WASAPI Exclusive mode to a usb dac, no mater what buffer settings, sampling or fresh instals i do i get the same noise when playing tracks. ![]() ![]() I've done Output Test and recorded 192/24 Output using Audacity on both Exclusive and non exclusive, windows output in sound card driver was set to 192/24 on Focusrite (Pic below) and difference in sound was 0.001-0.002% (THD+N), SNR was 109dB against 111dB in exclusive mode. But it will not be that fast, because such change is classified as very high risk of regressions and most likely will make problems with other formats.I would suggest that you simply disable WASAPI Exclusive Mode. See More Specs Platforms: Windows, Android Release Date: JanuWindows Versions Supported: Vista/7/8/8. Hmmm, well I guess this needs to be investigated, if there is possibility to BIT stream DSD to output in RAW format. Best player and has many good features, plus the audio quality is a banger compared to other audio media player. in Vista it offers full Wasapi integration) or higher resolution FLAC files. ASIO Bridge package offers a bit perfect virtual audio cable (for a perfect audio connection. Unfortunately, chosing this in the output settigs currently makes no sense as it just triggers a second conversion following the standard (not manageable) playback conversion from DSD to 24/44.1. iTunes first sin is that it does not allow bit-perfect playback with the. You can set the output format when ASIO/WASAPI exclusive. ASIO4All using the Mediamonkey plug-in has a broken gapless. MediaMonkey 5 developer forum Alpha testing, bugs, and feature. Works beautifully in bit perfect mode feeding the sounds to my external DAC. Any thoughts on how to overcome the problem. If I switch to WASAPI the problem disappears. ![]() ![]() The sound was really clean and very good, but every time I enter the MM, or I listen to another folder, the sound volume goes to 100. See the following articles if you're unsure where to download MediaMonkey, if you haven't received your license key or are having trouble using the license key. Installed on OS Build 19045.2251 Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 120.2212.4190.0 I have Installed MediaMonkey Version 5., and configured the MediaMonkey WASAPI output. the music can, for no apparent reason start 'stuttering'. Soon after you complete your purchase, you'll receive an e-mail containing installation instructions and a License Key to register MediaMonkey Gold. Are there any plans to change this? I'd prefer native output of DSD.īesides that, DSD64 is comparable to PCM 24/88.2, so if there has to be an auto-conversion not manageable by the user - as is the case in the current MediaMonkey version - I wouldn't use PCM 24/44.1 but PCM 24/88.2. Under MM3 I was successfully achieving bit perfect outpput through either the ASIO or the Kernel. My DAC supports native DSD up to DSD128 (I only have DSD64 files anyway) but unfortunately MM5 doesn't. Peke wrote: ↑ Sun 9:29 amDSF can't be auto set by DAC, mine do not support 1 / 128 (or 256/512), so I set it to 24/192 and let my DAC DSP do the UP/DOWN scaling.
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