Originally Posted by Cliff.
The bitperfect test is not so much a test of the integity of your source files but more so of an assesment of whats's in chain between your files being read off the disc and the sound produced through your speakers. For example, if one mode of reproduction is employing replay gain or other digital volume manipulation (which may change the SQ and render it bit imperfect) and the other is not.

Cliff

Correct and rarely it can be incorrect settings on the rip side too. So it's actually a good idea to RIP a DTS CD (burn one if you have to) and then try to play that to test your work flow from A to Z. But if you do have issues, 99% of the problems are on play back and most of the time it's just that you're not playing at 100% digital volume.

Rawlander, I think you are confusing JRiver playing back. JRiver has NOTHING to do with SB Touch playback. That is between EAC and SqueezeServer. Never mind I misread you post. You said JRiver AND SB. Sorry.

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