Originally Posted by rawlander
George, not for the first time I get the feeling you're pushing your opinion. I truly believe you know a lot more than I of bits and bytes, but if you would have read more carefully than you could have figured out that I am not stupid. I referred to AccurateRip because in one of the replies it was mentioned. And yes I know it's about verification. And I do only use Flac-files for playback with the Touch. And yes, I did notice a difference in sound. Period. Paul.

Sorry this is your sentence, perhaps just poorly written. So please don't jump on my case because I didn't write it. I didn't want folks to think Accurate Rip change sound because that's easily how the sentence can be read. There is enough confusion and misinformation with out adding more. Even if was just an accidental grammer error.

Originally Posted by rawlander
I disabled PCM for FLAC. I only use (AccurateRip)FLAC-files. And I noticed a difference in sound

But neither will make a difference but they way it's written you give the impression it was either or both.

About the only change you normally have to make is Disable Volume and that will make a difference.

The rest is Snake Oil. If something changes the DTS Test then it will change what you hear. If it does not change the DTS Test you are not changing the quality of oscillators driving them Memory to SPDIF clocking.

If you want to think I'm pushing my opinion on the effects on the effects of Decoding server or SqueezeBox go ahead. You just got it going and now your the expert.


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