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Talking about sound, I meant the NativeDSD format

I have been repairing this device. It has a valuable property - direct DSD mode. This is when re-conversion to PСM is not used, and the 1-bit stream goes directly only to the output FIR . I think that's why the volume control is done this way. The sound is really good ..

AK4493 uses multi-element switching arrays. They is designated in the datasheet schema as SCF. And in the direct DSD mode, the signal arrives at them bypassing all PCM processing. Therefore, the seventh order is uniquely And giordy correctly asked about the driver XMOS. Do you have the latest...

It is better to choose the volume level in this place. This is additionally the overload indicator, it can light up red.

I use the HQPlayer in conjunction with the Roon. The volume is not adjustable, I can only control the analogue on the amplifiers. There are no overloads and interruptions in sound, the volume is fixed exactly at -3dB.

Of course, check it out. My settings are correct and work with any format automatically. Do exactly as in my screenshot. You can only change to lighter filters and modulators, my computer is quite powerful.

HQPlayer4 has taken care of this for a long time! It is important that the DAC supports this. These are my settings for working with SMSL Sanskrit 10 MK2. If I had a direct DSD mode, then I would be happy with everything. The microchip AK4493 has a wonderful sound... For those who are not in...

Your irony is like a blank shot. Roon just gives a choice for everyone. Easy and elegant.....

I will also add that this improves the sound space, the near and back fields, and the localization of the instruments. No matter DOP or Native, the conversion of 48 to 44.1kHz spoils the sound. Of course, to hear this, it is important to have high-level audio components.

You look like a moody child now... The Akashi Kasei engineers were great and were looking to the future. And I will probably buy a DIY board with AK4493 and make custom firmware for the controller. I don't even need a PСM path in a microcircuit, only a bypass on SCF filter. And Topping...

How old were you when this standard appeared? Are you suggesting that I live in that time?

Roon makes the conversion PCM48 to DSD with a change in the base frequency from 48 to 44.1kHz. This is not very good for sound, especially for spatial information. HQPlayer4 does it right and great, but there must be DAC support.

Are you really a technical expert? ... :facepalm:

All right, I agree, but I have a lot of music in multiples of 48 kHz! I made my choice and now use software digital filters and SD modulators. If Topping is unable to fix such elementary glitches, and their technical expert starts teaching me how to listen to music ..... No comment

ShinMolina My English is not that strong for sarcasm. But I also work with electronics and I know that this problem is not worth a damn. Half an hour of programmer's work

I use HQPlayer4 all the time in DSD output mode. And SMSL Sanscrit never had problems, they also use chip AK4493

mongobot You are not using as a player Roon + HQPlayer?

I now have SMSL Sanskrit 10 MK2 and it supports multiples of 48 without any problems. To do this, you need to make minimal changes in the AK4493 control register. I need direct DSD mode but SMSL does not have it. That's why I wanted to buy Topping E30. But without 48kHz support, it is not...

I will repeat the question for JohnYang1997, has this bug been fixed and now there is support for DSD with a frequency of 48 kHz? I am converting PCM files to DSD512 from HQPlayer and have a lot of music in 48-96-192 kHz format. I want to use in DAC / direct DSD mode, and the values of 24.57...

My question is, has this error been fixed and now there is support for DSD with a frequency of 48 kHz? I convert PCM files in DSD512 from the HQPlayer and have a lot of music in 48-96-192kHz format. I want to use in DAС / direct DSD mode, and values 24.57 should be correctly displayed on the...