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In Reply to: Using JRiver 19 to convert standard 44.1/16 wav to DSD posted by Mag4Life on July 12, 2014 at 17:51:06:
JRiver will convert from DSD to PCM on the fly - I'm not sure if version 19 is the one you need but it's what I have and it does do that.
The question is why you would think that converting from PCM to DSD then back to PCM could be of any benefit.
And I'm guessing you mean ASIO?
If you don't have native DSD files then you don't need to worry about it.
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