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In Reply to: RE: LogitechMediaServer 7.8.0 available posted by Sprezza Tura on April 22, 2014 at 09:14:34
Yep.
You might try the 7.9.0 beta. There seems to be a plugin that just needs to be enabled.
Follow Ups:
No plug in it seems, you just need to enable DSF/DFF in the File Types tab..but at this point it only now indexes them and displays in the browser, but no playback..yet.
Hi there.First time I tried DSD on LMS and squeezelite myself.
I compiled the latest squeezelite-git (1.6.1) and ran it against LMS 7.9.0.squeezlite needs to be compiled with cflags "OPTS=-DDSD ; export OPTS"
This way squeezelite -h will show a -D option and under Codecs -c you'll also find dsd. Premade squeezelite binaries (Rev 1.5) are also compiled with DSD support. I havn't checked them out though.
DoP will be enabled with "-D" option at squeezelite startup. The server then realizes that there is a DSD capable player connected.
7.9.0 seemed to have recognized the DSD128 files by default during the initial scan. I haven't applied any specific configurations.
TestEnv:
OPUS 3 DSD Showcase DSD128 .dsf tracks, on my TEAC UD-501 (hooked up locally to my server) feeding my Adam A5X.
My server runs Ubuntu Server-14.04 (just released), a 3.13 kernel and LMS 7.9.0.-beta-daily from 04/22/14
Result: It works. Quite nice.
There seem to be different options to1. run DSD2PCM (converts DSD to native PCM -- server plugin?? (Haven't checked yet how this can be accomplished). This feature would be required for
DACs without DSD support and would probably go hand in hand with a sample rate converter.2. DSD2DoP (puts DSD into PCM/flac framework). This mode seemed to work
out of the box on my .dsf files.
Note:If you run DoP, your squeezelite player SW volume control will be locked automatically at 100% (you can move the slider, but nothing is gonna happen). The lock needs to be in place to avoid data corruption of the DoP (fake PCM) stream. Keep in mind: You need to have an analog volume control in place !!! Otherwise you might blow up your speakers (and ears) .
Very important:
A DoP stream needs to be delivered "bit-perfect" to the DAC. If you have any resampler, digital volumecontrol, dsp, pulseaudio, asf, in the chain you have to turn that feature off..
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.LMS and DSD. Had it on my action list for a while. Now it's ticked Off.
THX to those highly motivated folks who made this happen -- all free of charge.
Back to the real stuff -- 44.1/16 - straight PCM . ;)
Good luck. Enjoy.
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LinuxDeviceLog:The DSD128 data are sent to the UD-501 DAC at samplerate 352.800.
#cat /proc/asound/card1/pcm0p/sub0/hw_params
access: MMAP_INTERLEAVED
format: S32_LE
subformat: STD
channels: 2
rate: 352800 (352800/1)
period_size: 10000
buffer_size: 40000
Edits: 04/23/14 04/23/14 04/23/14 04/23/14 04/23/14 04/23/14 04/23/14 04/23/14 04/23/14
the DSD2PCM function is built into the binary for the Linux community project, but AFAIK nobody has run a build for any other platform with it included yet. I loaded the 7.9 beta for a few days and noted the new file types were enabled, but I am still trying to get squeeze lit to play again after a recent plugin update where I lost MP3 playback. I also had to go to the 32-bit binary for SL in OSX. I think Triode broke something in 1.6. Also, Triode has taken over the binary for DSDplay and will be building a plugin.
Edits: 04/24/14
Hey there. So far I have had no luck getting LMS to play DSD. The Sonore app to convert FLAC to FLAC for DoP does not work correctly, and I tried it in Foobar, and the DAC (yes, DSD capable) still thinks its 176.4 PCM). I have done everything correctly.
I am in no hurry. I have 50 DSD files in my library, so it is not a priority, However I will be doing my own DSD recordings. Native DFF support won't be too far away.
Thanks again for post about the LMS updates!
Hi.
I do not convert my dsd files at all. That's done on the fly.
Cheers
Thanks. Downloading now. The death spiral of the off the shelf computer continues...
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