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Really, truly I am. Just finished re-doing everything and it sounds great! Nothing like spending 5 hours on something that should have taken 15 minutes to accomplish. Man do I feel dumb.
Dumb, but…satisfied. Thanks yet again for all the help! Have an excellent rest of the weekend! Time for a drink…. Blow your mind with some Zappa, like The Grand Wazoo.
Good idea! When loading go to prefs panel and put your preferences, then try to play a song after your library is fully finish scanning, system optimizer will be installed on first time playing. Restart Mac, that will seal all your preferences and library as a working soft. I do that everyday when i add music to it or change my prefs. After all that and still working good, try Tidal or others. Thanks for the advice. I will try that if the problem continues.
Saving the prefs everyday is a good idea too! I wound up getting things to work late last night. It was strange. My DAC stopped being recognized by my Mac. I finally wound up switching USB ports on the Mac and that did the trick.
No idea why it just stopped working. It happened to me once before but I just unplugged the cord a few times and plugged it back into the same port and it worked. Anyway, thanks yet again for all the advice and help! Oh, and I listened to some of that FZ Roxy set last night. Love that band! I was already running It feels like going back to iTunes 10 years ago.
I found the Audivarna integration MUCH better as you basically carry on and use iTunes to pick the music even going as far as switching the Audivarna display off which gives you a well known library function but with the grunt of Audivarna to handle playback. I can definitely hear a change in the music as the degrees and intensity are notched up. Sort of like moving the sound forward physically. Is there a recommended setting for these controllable values?
One final note…. I have BitPerfect too. Chris, I will try to simulate the problem you are having with FHX and get back to you on this.
You can find the link here, and also my short impression of it:. Hi Mike, great review I was really looking forward to reading your views on various OSX players, since Ive been playing around with them a while as well. I do notice a difference between bitperfect, vox, and iTunes SQ. I dont know if its neutral or not, but I sure prefer bitperfect to my other players! I was disappointed by the available music players for Mac.
On Linux, I have used Amarok 1. It should also support all most important sound formats flac, ogg, mp3, m4a, wma, … and maybe some other things.
It is simple and is all centered around a main queue looks a bit like the old Winamp, XMMS or other simple players. The main queue is always in PartyShuffle-mode, though. It plays always the songs from the top of the queue and then removes it from there. Once the queue becomes too empty, it intelligently adds new songs to it based on context and ratings.
It is also powerful, e. And is has Last. And some other basic things. Because it is Open Source, everyone can contribute and make it better. The code is simple and mostly Python, so it is easy to work on it. Hi A very useful comparative review that I am finding a valuable guide to auditioning alternative players for streaming on my Mac Laptop, however I think you, and as far as I can tell all other reviewers, have missed one important point: If one of these players is installed to provide better local playback via USB or Firewire audio interfaces does it inhibit the serving capabilities of the computer doing the streaming?
Testing Decibel I discovered that if I use this for streaming it prevents Airplay output so I cannot listen remotely. Could you please summarise the capabilities in this area of the players you tested? Thanks David. Plus you would probably want to review your audio through itunes since the majority of the world is using it.
After listening to a lot of different players, my personal experience is that using a WASAPI plugin and foobar produces the least colorful sound. That is on Windows though. Just curious, besides decibel, Is there any other player here that supports ogg vorbis without adding extra codecs?
I mean itunes on windows can support ogg with an extra plugin but the album art and tags dont display properly. Ogg is my preferred lossy compression codec by the way. It is the only lossy codec where I can hardly hear a difference vs lossless even at kbps. Am trying both 15 days trial version and both sounds better than Bitperfect out of my impression, but the different between both Amarra player are very obvious, have you tried both already?
Did Pure Music add in a crossfeed control into their software? So my question here, should any player that will decode the files correctly not be as good as any player when it comes to sound quality as it it is the DAC that does the stuff?
One thing amazes me most about all of these audio players I have four of them installed on my iMac : Every music file in my iTunes library sounds so different through each player. Well, L, considering that properly engineering a recording is a long forgotten art, I do alter what I listen to just a little.
And, yes, I admit these players do color the sound, so do dacs and tube amps and headphones! I can see where the different sound from software comes in useful. It bothers me that different players sound so different. A music player has to have a default tuning? Each of these players has default settings which are designed by the engineers of each company and results in the signature sound of each.
A lot of complicated engineering! Dale, I just wanted to get a truer sound from my files and the makers of these programs claim they can deliver that. Upsampling for example. And less CPU usage. Do you need a good music player for Mac? Mike- great article reviewing software players. You have all been fooled! The only audible thing Audirvana does is adding a slight high shelf EQ starting at around 5 k..
Thats why everything sounds brighter, more detailed, better. No one can really ABX prove any improvement better than properly coded mp3. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
You may also like. How does all this software compare to the default iTunes OSX includes? Reply May 23, Mike. Good question. Reply May 22, zepplock. Reply May 22, L. Reply May 23, orta Reply May 23, Chris Allen. Reply May 22, Timothy Ng. Reply May 23, Barry Rosekind. Fast forward? Reply May 24, Barry Rosekind. Reply May 24, Mike. Reply May 23, Victor Yu. Reply May 23, Earfonia. Reply May 23, SlightlySkeptical. Reply May 23, alejandro vidal. So you say none of the players are acurate enough to not have coloration of any kind?
I never say they are colored. Reply May 24, alejandro vidal. Reply May 24, SlightlySkeptical. Reply May 25, Mike. Reply May 27, SlightlySkeptical. May 27, Ken Stuart. May 27, SlightlySkeptical. Reply May 25, Don Vittorio Sierra. Reply May 25, alejandro vidal. Because you think no player is capable of reproducing the original recording accurate enough? Reply May 23, Pierre-Jean Suau. Reply May 24, Pierre-Jean Suau. Reply May 24, kongmw.
I hope that makes sense. Reply May 24, Don Vittorio Sierra. Reply May 25, Ken Stuart. Reply May 28, Ken Stuart. Evidently version 1. Interesting points there.. Thanks for sharing with us. Reply May 25, Paolo Mondadori. Thank you for the superb review, Mike! Reply May 28, SlightlySkeptical.
Reply May 29, Ken Stuart. Reply May 29, SlightlySkeptical. Reply May 30, Ken Stuart. Suppose fictional example , you have Audio Measuring Software and there should be a line of code that says: if X is greater than or equal to 3 then goto But at the moment the programmer is typing that line, the sexy girl from the mailroom walks by, and so the line ends up as: if X is greater than 3 then goto Normally, that would get caught by testing, but Marketing has put pressure on the Development department since the software is already a month behind schedule, so only a few inadequate tests are done, and the bug is not caught, and so whenever X is 3, the software does the wrong thing.
Reply May 30, SlightlySkeptical. Reply May 30, Tristan. Thank you. Reply May 31, Ken Stuart. But I thought of an easy answer for your actual question. Reply May 31, dalethorn.
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Reply May 30, Mike. Reply May 31, Denton Chen. Reply May 31, Mike. Reply November 2, Albert Zeyer. It supports basically all existing sound formats. Reply November 3, Mike. Unzipped the file and got tons of files but no. Reply December 3, DavidL. Reply December 4, Daniel Attalla. Reply February 4, Don Vittorio Sierra. Reply February 15, Victor Yu. Reply February 18, Mike. Reply February 18, Victor Yu.
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