In Reply to: works for me! posted by maxim on May 29, 2017 at 09:12:15:
That is great. But do you have a DAC that displays the incoming data rate?
I have two Qobuz installations on two PCs using two DACs. In both cases using the Qobuz desktop player for Windows, whilst the Qobuz app shows 24/X (i.e. > 96 KS/s) output, the DACs report receiving 16/44.1 or x/44.1 input ( the latter using an AQ Dragonfly which doesn't display wordlength, the former my dCS stack).
Using the Qobuz phone app the DAC (in this case that same AQ Dragonfly Red) does report 96 KS/s.
I would appreciate details of your Qobuz account settings in the section for playing music if you are really getting 24/88.2 or 96. Are you using the Windows or Mac desktop app?
Yes, I too would be enjoying the Kempf Beethoven if I could get the test tracks to work and be persuaded to buy into Sublime+. A truly great piano player. I call him that rather than a pianist thinking of Mieczyslaw Horzsowski's criticism of a pupil " look at the front page of the music. It is a concerto for piano and orchestra, not pianist". Kempf truly understood the difference.
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Follow Ups
- RE: works for me! - PAR 15:53:16 05/29/17 (5)
- RE: works for me! - maxim 16:24:26 05/29/17 (4)
- So the Aries's Lightning DS app is decoding the QOBUZ Hi Rez stream? - Ivan303 19:15:43 05/29/17 (3)
- RE: So the Aries's Lightning DS app is decoding the QOBUZ Hi Rez stream? - PAR 01:58:33 05/30/17 (0)
- RE: So the Aries's Lightning DS app is decoding the QOBUZ Hi Rez stream? - maxim 19:34:03 05/29/17 (1)
- I got lucky, I guess.... - Ivan303 19:43:06 05/29/17 (0)