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Here is one track from HDtracks
Analyzed: Justin Timberlake / The 20/20 Experience (Deluxe Version)24Bit/44.1Khz
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That's an appropriate horror story for Halloween... eek


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Ha!!!! And you said my Nine Inch Nails track looked bad ?!?!?!


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Originally Posted by Mudge
I thought force 1x would produce 44.1KHz for 44.1KHz input and 96KHz for 96KHz input.
No.

Force 1x forces output to be compatible with 44k/48k equipment irrespective of input format ie 18bit DSP speakers. So 88k/96k material will be down sampled and be playable on this equipment.

Some Sooloos audio endpoints have a 'direct' mode which will pass native rate (after the core has down sampled any 176k/192k to 88k/96k) which is what you are thinking of.


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So in effect HS=No, rather than disabling Upsampling?


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It's clipped but not crushed. You would see a much higher DC offset value if there was any crushing going on.


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