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Issue with Windows 7 64-bit and cPlay resampling

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I am newbie and haven't tried to test this but someone on head-fi has stumbled upon an issue with cPlay's resampler on his Windows 7 64-bit computer. Is the resampler being used improperly or is this just a bug from using windows 7?

To quote: There appears to be no change in volume below -80 db & the output is very dirty below -60db. there appears to be no dither used to clean it up as it sounds just like the early 14 to 16 bit ladder converters with early digital recordings. Massive distortion in the lower 2-3 bits. This seems to me to mean that there is some bit truncation occuring in the software of the Cplay program. This is true no matter the settings.

http://www.head-fi.org/forums/f46/cmp-cplay-media-player-444784/index6.html#post6094470

Thank you.

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