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In Reply to: RE: JRiver Media Center 20 for Mac posted by dvb on March 1, 2015 at 19:08:27:
As a Mac user, I don't know if something happened in the download or what, but occasionally as I was listening, in between tracks, JRMC generated this HUGE burst of noise that sent the cat bolting from the room and my wife into heart palpitations. So I don't dare use JRMC these days. (My wife jokingly asked if we could sue them for mental anguish!) I just assumed they were further along in their development on the PC than they were on the Mac, but I'm not eager to take a chance with them again.
So I've been using Audirvana, but things are not entirely well with Audirvana either: somehow, after about 3-4 months of use, it started to lose the right rear channel during multichannel playback. (And indeed the Audirvana readout shows playback of a 4.1 file rather than a 5.1 file, even though the DAC readout shows 5.1 conversion still available.) The actual AIFF files are OK, and all 5.1 channels of the multi-channel files play back fine with VLC Media Player, so I'm thinking something must have gotten corrupted with the Audirvana SW.
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Follow Ups
- Yeah - I didn't have good luck with JRiver Media Center - Chris from Lafayette 10:08:08 03/02/15 (2)
- RE: Yeah - I didn't have good luck with JRiver Media Center - oldmkvi 10:43:57 03/02/15 (1)
- Yup - you could be right - I just need to check (or uncheck) a box somewhere [nt] - Chris from Lafayette 12:33:19 03/02/15 (0)
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