As transport to the DAC in my active speakers compared to as having Wiim Ultra as transport to my the DAC in my active speakers.As a dac compared to your dac and wiim’s dac?
Will do Dirac measurements Today.
As transport to the DAC in my active speakers compared to as having Wiim Ultra as transport to my the DAC in my active speakers.As a dac compared to your dac and wiim’s dac?
But is that not for the streaming services only? (Not for the digital inputs like HDMI / Optical IN)I think he was meaning the replay gain in audio prefs of Bluos, I noted it makes a mistake with some songs and lowers too much the level, both with tidal and Qobuz....
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As transport to the DAC in my active speakers compared to as having Wiim Ultra as transport to my the DAC in my active speakers.
Will do Dirac measurements Today.
From the bluos documentation, I can deduce that "replay gain" looks to metadata of reproducing file, regardless it's from a streaming service. Since those metadata are not always precise, at last it doesn't work so wellBut is that not for the streaming services only? (Not for the digital inputs like HDMI / Optical IN)
either way it was deactivated.
I presume you were able to reset and restart.They have convinced me, for now, to continue testing the Icon for a while and to connect it by cable only at the time of an update. Let's see what happens.
So, if I understood, the measurement it's done at a given frequency and this is not a problem, since it measures the room response shape. Then filtering is applied up to 24KHz and original sample rate of incoming signals are not changed. Filtering over 24KHz, I think it would be absolutely worthless...Sorry for not posting my results regharding RC with Node Icon vs Ultra, my Umik was "dropped" and broke, so awaiting the replacement!
I did get some useful information regarding how Dirac works on the Node Icon though that might be of interest to some of you so thought I put it here:
This is an email reply from Diracs support regarding what resolution/frequency is used for the processing:
"Lukas G.
Tue 2025-02-04 13:59
Hi,
The Bluesound Node Icon has a 24 bit resolution and a max sample rate of 192 kHz. These are still active when Dirac is used.
We do the measurements with a sample frequency of 48 kHz. All frequencies higher than this Nyquist frequency (24 kHz) are passed through and are not filtered. Though filtering will be calculated depending on the input sample rate. So at a 192 kHz playback sample rate, Dirac will use a 192 kHz sampled filter.
I hope this helps.
Best regards
Lukas"
Yes, and my main take away was that it actually does not downsample anything when the Dirac RC is active according to what he writes (and to my understanding at least).So, if I understood, the measurement it's done at a given frequency and this is not a problem, since it measures the room response shape. Then filtering is applied up to 24KHz and original sample rate of incoming signals are not changed. Filtering over 24KHz, I think it would be absolutely worthless...
So I'm hoping that my C3050LE acts this way also, anyway it really shines...
I hope also, that miniDSP when says in Flex datasheet:Yes, and my main take away was that it actually does not downsample anything when the Dirac RC is active according to what he writes (and to my understanding at least).