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It’s not complicated, were not troubleshooting scripts. With Apple, the dac was the output (no sound would come out if it wasn’t), player, preference was set to the highest and enabled, music had hi-res options but the output again was 24 bit 44.1 khz. Also, sound in the OS that you can make sure that your dac is the output. In tidal, you have the player icon inside Tidal that shows if it’s computer or Tidal that has control.

There’s not a lot of options, it should be straight forward. Playback preference is set to the highest available but still only 24 bit 44.1 khz at the dac, like the OS has it locked down even though the settings are set correct and the music has the option. Boston University rolled out a new policy allowing students to change their names and preferred pronouns on the school's directory in a move to become more inclusive. When you click on that, it gives you what the resolution output is, that output did not match what my dac shows. When the music is playing, you have the pause at the top of the player and then the Hi-Res Lossless icon on the top right of that play bar. So I have yet to test it, but from what I can tell, it will surely work.On the Mac, using only apple music (making sure no other player is open to cause issues), I used for example, Billie Ellish which has both icons for Apple Digital Master and Lossless (no icons for lossless, no hi-res, then you won’t get the hi-res lossless output, that’s straight forward). So if he doesn't reply, I have no kernel streaming mode :-( :-( In fact he's disappeared and even in the reclock forum, no-one has seen him for 2 months. I emailed him about this and he never replied. The bad news is that Kernel Streaming is disabled by default and to get it enabled, you have to send the author (of reclock) some money. And since MCE2005 basically uses WMP10, this will work EVEN IN MCE 2005!

Hurrah!!!!! So you can configure re-clock to load instead of directsound and then for it to use kernel streaming to output bit-perfect content to your AV processor. All you need to do is to configure reclock to output via kernel streaming. By bypassing directsound, you are setup ready to be able to bypass kmixer. You can get it to override the normal output from WMP10 and to be loaded as the sound device, instead of directsound. But there's much more to it than that, and - critically - it doesn't have to be used just for movies.
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Re-clock (as perhaps you know) is a tool that helps sync a soundtrack to a movie (and not the other way around) in order to help stop stuttering of the video content. But then in a distant thread in this forum, one guy made a one line comment that no-one picked up on, and in that single one-liner I think there was the answer.Īt the time I didn't figure out what he meant and it went unnoticed. I asked and asked and searched everywhere and could find no solution. Vectorzero, I am fairly sure you *can* do what you want. But it looks like my dream of a fully integrated media centre with bit perfect playback has fallen at the last hurdle. Is there any way of getting what I want? I've spent ages building the machine, ripping the CDs, setting up the amp. So either I use the intuitive media center interface and get crummy sound (believe me it sounds rubbish) OR I use seperate applications for DVD, mpeg playback and audio playback. MCE2005 uses WMP10, and YOU CANT USE ANYTHING ELSE. You can bypass kmixer by using cards that support ASIO or kernel streaming, but they then rely on a media player that supports ASIO or kernel streaming. Due to changes in directory structure and shortcut naming, uninstall older version before.
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Apparently, the kmixer component of Windows will always resample audio to 48KHz to allow it to multiplex system and other sounds to the output device. Now none/none setting is more explicitly bit-perfect. A single audio connector to the PC, and it passes through the native bitstream (OK it will decompress the WMA lossless) to the AMP. If I want to mess with the sound I'll do it with the amp. I would like the machine to provide the appropriate bitstream to the amplifier - ie. I have all my music CD's ripped to WMA lossless on the machine, and I intend to use it for playback of audio, mpeg video, and DVD's. (So you don't need the plasma running while you're only playing music.)

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I have an ATI 9000 series card to drive both my Pioneer plasma (via a DVI to HDMI cable) and my woidescreen monitor simultaneously. I have an AV-710 sound card hooked up via optical to my Yamaha DSP-A2 amp. I run MCE2005 as my OS, as it looks kinda slick, and my wife can drive the remote control.
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So let me pose the question, and feel free to flame me if I've missed the answer somewhere before! I've done endless searches on this and, but can't seem to find a definitive anwser.
