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I tried it with over 50,000 tracks and it was perfectly responsive. A library manager which performs well with large numbers of tracks. ASIO is a standard with similar features developed by Steinberg.ДЈ. WASAPI is the native Windows standard which enables bit-perfect output and is aimed at professional audio engineers. If I play the вЂњoriginal resolutionвЂќ version, I get a blue light indicating вЂњMQA StudioвЂќ. If the file is played through an MQA-capable DAC like the Meridian Explorer 2, I get a green light indicating MQA decoding on the DAC. That resolution is not genuine but what matters is that MQA decoding is taking place.

In Audirvana though, the same file claims to be 24-bit/352.8 kHz track. For example, I have a 16-bit, 44.1 kHz MQA-encoded FLAC that plays in Foobar 2000 as a 16/44 file, downloaded from here. If you do not, Audirvana will process the MQA track in software. If you have an MQA DAC, the decoding will take place in hardware. MQA unfolding whether or not you have an MQA DAC. Here is a DSD file playing on a non-DSD DAC:Дў. You can control how the DSD is converted in settings, such as the amount of gain to apply (without it, DSD files will sound quiet). If you do not, Audirvana will convert to hi-res PCM and it still sounds good.

#Audirvana plus view by rtist full

If you have a DSD DAC, you get full native DSD.

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Wide range of supported formats including AIFF, WAVE, AAC, MP3, FLAC, Monkey Audio APE, WavPack, Apple Lossless, DSD (DSDIFF including DST compressed, DSF, and SACD ISO images).ДSD support works whether or not you have a DSD DAC. However the product is already a capable player with the following key features:ДЎ. So what does Audirvana offer? The Windows version is still to some extent work in progress and not yet as full-featured as the Mac version however the developers are promising to add the missing pieces later.

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This perhaps is a good reason not to play music directly from a PC or Mac but the counter-argument is that using your existing computer reduces the box-count (and expense) of streaming, and that the flexibility and processing power of desktop computer is handy too. This does not matter in most circumstances, but if you want the best possible sound and spend money on high-res downloads or streaming, for example, you want bit-perfect sound. Both Mac and Windows come with music players bundled with the operating system вЂ“ in AppleвЂ™s case the mighty iTunes вЂ“ but the issue which Audirvana addresses is that these players are about convenience and features as well as sound quality.ДЄnother problem is that the sound system in a modern operating system is complex and needs to support every kind of application while from the userвЂ™s perspective it should вЂњjust workвЂќ and this can mean compromises, such as resampling or normalizing the audio. The description there still applies: вЂњNo equalizer, no trendy special effects, just the musicвЂќ. Audirvana Plus, an audiophile music player for the Mac, has now been released for Windows.ДЄudirvana was developed in France by Damien Plisson, originally as an open source project (you can still get this here but it has not been updated since 2012).