I am likely to get Audirvana instead and trying their demo at the moment: much more money, but then it works and sounds much better than just playing through iTunes so I guess you get what you pay for (and actually you get DSD playback and three months’ tidal membership thrown in). I sought refund from the developer as it is demonstably unfit for its stated purpose but they have not responded so I will now contact Apple directly. Furthermore, 90% of the gapless playback does not work (compared to allways working when merely using iTunes). It is an argument that is technically correct. So technically you can get bitperfect playback in WASAPI shared mode. But that is not a way that I consider in any way robust or reliable.
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The sound quality was not demonstrably superior to simply playing back in iTunes and selecting the appropriate output sample rate in AudioMidiSettings. And yes you can get bitperfect playback in Windows 10 using WASAPI shared mode, even in iTunes using WASAPI. Weird stuttering of the audio would develop with some configurations but changing settings arbitrarily might or might not fix on any give occasion. I was occasionally able to get this working for an hour or two at a time but generally using a Mac Pro 2013 with Chord Mojo DAC found it extremely glitchy and unreliable.
Super unreliable & glitchy: unuseable & frustrating music playback experience Support for AirPlay (requires OS X 10.8 and above). Integer Mode playback - on supported DACs and supported versions of OS X (requires OS X 10.9 and above). Plays native DSD files in "Hybrid-DSD" format with DSD-compatible DACs įull memory playback with triple-buffering to ensure continuous playback of large files.Ĭhoice of sample rate converters for up- and down-sampling.ĭithered bit depth reduction and volume control. Localization included in Japanese, French, Dutch, Danish, and Russian only BitPerfect is a simple, easy to use, audiophile grade music player that works in conjunction with iTunes to deliver the highest possible sound quality.
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