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gvl, I think you're right.
Here's the list of sampling rate displayed on DX7 Pro's LCD with different devices feeding its USB port.
44.1kHz: Windows 10 PC of recent vintage with all updates applied, playing Spotify.
48kHz: Raspberry Pi 4 running latest Raspbian Lite with raspotify to emulate Spotify Connect.
192kHz: Samsung Galaxy S9+, running Spotify.
Of these, the best sounding device is clearly the Windows 10 PC producing 44.1kHz content. It has more detail and depth than the other two devices producing up-sampled data.
How can I stop the upsampling by raspotify on Raspberry Pi, and Samsung Galaxy S9+?
Here's the list of sampling rate displayed on DX7 Pro's LCD with different devices feeding its USB port.
44.1kHz: Windows 10 PC of recent vintage with all updates applied, playing Spotify.
48kHz: Raspberry Pi 4 running latest Raspbian Lite with raspotify to emulate Spotify Connect.
192kHz: Samsung Galaxy S9+, running Spotify.
Of these, the best sounding device is clearly the Windows 10 PC producing 44.1kHz content. It has more detail and depth than the other two devices producing up-sampled data.
How can I stop the upsampling by raspotify on Raspberry Pi, and Samsung Galaxy S9+?