Super Audio CD Decoder Activity
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #195
Hello, I have the same problems since i switched to windows 11! Yesterday i have install a backup of Windows 10 to my laptop and the problems are gone.
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #195
Thanks for sharing! Here's my experience: 1. DoP through ASIO Output: Plays flawlessly. 2. Native through DSD Transcoder/ASIO Output: Plays flawlessly. 3. Native through ASIO+DSD: DSD plays flawlessly. Noise at louder parts of flac tracks, or when I switch tracks. 4. Dop through WASAPI: Flac tracks play flawlessly. DSD plays with garbled noise over music. I hope the problem with ASIO+DSD can be fixed. I really prefer not having to install DSD Transcoder.
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RobertoSpeed modified a comment on ticket #195
With ASIO+DSD you listen to DSD64 in native 1 bit and 2822400 Hz With WASAPI (exclusive) you listen to DSD64 in PCM DOP at 24 bit and 176400 Hz That said: with ASIO+DSD with lossy mp3 files the audio crackles, with lossless flac files the audio doesn't crackle. With WASAPI (exclusive) with lossy mp3 files the audio does not crackle, with lossless flac files the audio does not crackle. I no longer use ASIO+DSD, nor WASAPI (exclusive) but ASIO Output 2.2.2 and DSDTranscoderInstall-1.2.0 and I have...
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With ASIO+DSD you listen to DSD64 in native 1 bit and 2822400 Hz With WASAPI (exclusive) you listen to DSD64 in PCM DOP at 24 bit and 176400 Hz That said: with ASIO+DSD with lossy mp3 files the audio crackles, with lossless flac files the audio doesn't crackle. With WASAPI (exclusive) with lossy mp3 files the audio does not crackle, with lossless flac files the audio does not crackle. I don't use ASIO+DSD, but ASIO Output 2.2.2 and DSDTranscoderInstall-1.2.0 and I have no problems whatsoever I use...
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With ASIO+DSD you listen to DSD64 in native 1 bit and 2822400 Hz With WASAPI (exclusive) you listen to DSD64 in PCM DOP at 24 bit and 176400 Hz That said: with ASIO+DSD with lossy mp3 files the audio crackles, with lossless flac files the audio doesn't crackle. With WASAPI (exclusive) with lossy mp3 files the audio does not crackle, with lossless flac files the audio does not crackle. I don't use ASIO+DSD, but ASIO Output 2.2.2 and DSDTranscoderInstall-1.2.0 and I have no problems whatsoever As an...
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With asio+dsd you listen to DSD64 in native 1 bit and 2822400 Hz With WASAPI (exclusive) you listen to DSD64 in PCM DOP at 24 bit and 176400 Hz That said: with asio+dsd with lossy mp3 files the audio crackles, with lossless flac files the audio doesn't crackle. With WASAPI (exclusive) with lossy mp3 files the audio does not crackle, with lossless flac files the audio does not crackle. I don't use asio+dsd, but ASIO Output 2.2.2 and DSDTranscoderInstall-1.2.0 and I have no problems whatsoever As an...
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With asio+dsd you listen to DSD64 in native 1 bit and 2822400 Hz With WASAPI (exclusive) you listen to DSD64 in PCM DOP at 24 bit and 176400 Hz That said: with asio+dsd with lossy mp3 files the audio crackles, with lossless flac files the audio doesn't crackle. With WASAPI (exclusive) with lossy mp3 files the audio does not crackle, with lossless flac files the audio does not crackle. I don't use asio+dsd, but ASIO Output 2.2.2 and DSDTranscoderInstall-1.2.0 and I have no problems whatsoever As an...
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With asio+dsd you listen to DSD64 in native 1 bit and 2822400 Hz With WASAPI (exclusive) you listen to DSD64 in PCM DOP at 24 bit and 176400 Hz That said: with asio+dsd with lossy mp3 files the audio crackles, with lossless flac files the audio doesn't crackle. With WASAPI (exclusive) with lossy mp3 files the audio does not crackle, with lossless flac files the audio does not crackle. I don't use asio+dsd, but ASIO Output 2.2.2 and DSDTranscoderInstall-1.2.0 and I have no problems whatsoever As an...
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With asio+dsd you listen to DSD64 in native 1 bit and 2822400 Hz With WASAPI (exclusive) you listen to DSD64 in PCM DOP at 24 bit and 176400 Hz That said: with asio+dsd with lossy mp3 files the audio crackles, with lossless flac files the audio doesn't crackle. With WASAPI (exclusive) with lossy mp3 files the audio does not crackle, with lossless flac files the audio does not crackle. I don't use asio+dsd, but ASIO Output 2.2.2 and DSDTranscoderInstall-1.2.0 and I have no problems whatsoever As an...
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With asio+dsd you listen to DSD64 in native 1 bit and 2822400 Hz With WASAPI (exclusive) you listen to DSD64 in PCM DOP at 24 bit and 176400 Hz That said: with asio+dsd with lossy mp3 files the audio crackles, with lossless flac files the audio doesn't crackle. With WASAPI (exclusive) with lossy mp3 files the audio does not crackle, with lossless flac files the audio does not crackle. I don't use asio+dsd, but ASIO Output 2.2.2 and DSDTranscoderInstall-1.2.0 and I have no problems whatsoever As an...
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With asio+dsd you listen to DSD64 in native 1 bit and 2822400 Hz With WASAPI (exclusive) you listen to DSD64 in PCM DOP at 24 bit and 176400 Hz That said: with asio+dsd with lossy mp3 files the audio crackles, with lossless flac files the audio doesn't crackle. With WASAPI (exclusive) with lossy mp3 files the audio does not crackle, with lossless flac files the audio does not crackle. I don't use asio+dsd, but ASIO Output 2.2.2 and DSDTranscoderInstall-1.2.0 and I have no problems whatsoever As an...
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With asio+dsd you listen to DSD64 in native 1 bit and 2822400 Hz With WASAPI (excluseve) you listen to DSD64 in PCM DOP at 24 bit and 176400 Hz That said: with asio+dsd with lossy mp3 files the audio crackles, with lossless flac files the audio doesn't crackle. With WASAPI (EXclusive) with lossy mp3 files the audio does not crackle, with lossless flac files the audio does not crackle. I don't use asio+dsd, but ASIO Output 2.2.2 and DSDTranscoderInstall-1.2.0 and I have no problems whatsoever As an...
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With asio+dsd you listen to DSD64 in native 1 bit and 2822400 Hz With WASAPI (excluseve) you listen to DSD64 in PCM DOP at 24 bit and 176400 Hz That said: with asio+dsd with lossy mp3 files the audio crackles, with lossless flac files the audio doesn't crackle. With WASAPI (EXclusive) with lossy mp3 files the audio does not crackle, with lossless flac files the audio does not crackle. I don't use asio+dsd, but ASIO Output 2.2.2 and DSDTranscoderInstall-1.2.0 and I have no problems whatsoever As an...
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With asio+dsd you listen to DSD64 in native 1 bit and 2822400 Hz With WASAPI (excluseve) you listen to DSD64 in PCM DOP at 24 bit and 176400 Hz That said: with asio+dsd with lossy mp3 files the audio crackles, with lossless flac files the audio doesn't crackle. With WASAPI (EXclusive) with lossy mp3 files the audio does not crackle, with lossless flac files the audio does not crackle. I don't use asio+dsd, but ASIO Output 2.2.2 and DSDTranscoderInstall-1.2.0 and I have no problems whatsoever
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #195
The problem is solved when I use foo_out_asio with the SACD decoder. It could be a problem with WASAPI. Also it doesn’t have the harsh buzzing sound when switching tracks or during louder segments of music, problem I have with asio+dsd plugin.
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Pipi Chang created ticket #195
Garbled noise over music playing DSD
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #77
foobar2000 playback effect is really good in in macOS's Coreaudio,But unfortunately it can't load this plug-in,It can't play SACD,I really hope to launch a version adapted to macOS. Thanks
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Maxim V.Anisiutkin posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Transition means a short pause when switching between DSD and PCM tracks. Ramp is for increasing volume from zero to normal in DSD2PCM converter.
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Kerry Davison posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
What are the “transition” and “ramp” parameters used for in version 1.5.11?
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Arda Bahadır posted a comment on ticket #76
Wow, sad to hear that, this player had so much quality and potential. Anyways, thanks for all your help.
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There are at least 2 specs for "native" DSD: ASIO and USB Audio 2.0. SACD, DSDIFF, DFF and WavPack files are the sources of Native DSD. Besides, there are DoPed WAV and FLAC files. So, DoP is the natural source as well. The other obstacle to eliminate DoP is foobar's output interface. It works with fp32/fp64 PCM only. If foobar's author adds DSD as the supported format I will be using it instead of DoP wherever suitable.
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #87
Thank you. I mean "Native DSD" as not "DoP'ed". If I understand it correctly - all SACD's and all DSD files are Native. For some reason your component wraps it in DoP (probably it has to because foobar does not understand DSD and must be fooled by DoP (?)). I want to send those signals to my USB DAC but not DoP'ed. So either DSDTranscoder or foo_out_asio+dsd have to de-DoP them. To me (being a listener without programming abilities) it seems to be just two opposite processes which result in "nothing"...
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Yes, it is done by "autoproxy" part of foo_input_sacd plugin. What do you mean by "native"? ASIO DSD Native? This way is not so "universal" and I switched to DoP. Yes, stripping is done by these output components.
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Anonymous created ticket #78
5.1 and 2.0 naming
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Anonymous created ticket #87
Native DSD playback in foobar
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Anonymous created ticket #194
White noise on last song in a playlist when clicking next
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #193
All version ASIO+DSD broke lossy files. With DSDTrascoder all OK
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Lawrence Davis posted a comment on discussion Help
Hi Maxim, Can you give me any ideas on this, please ? Lawrence Davis
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Update: I now have foobar 2.1 (x86) installed on a new 4 - core 64 bit PC; CPU usage now is from 15 - 25% when upconverting to DSD. However, it still will not upconvert 352/384 FLACs to DSD 256.. But it will upconvert them to DSD 128. (I am upconverting 44.1 -192 FLACs to DSD 256 without issues). I am content with this, just wanted to post an update.
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #77
Yes!This is a good suggestion.
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Anonymous created ticket #77
Mac component support for Foobar v2.6.x ?
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It has a very old ZIVA5 processor, and I don't know how to modify such firmware.
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Super Audio CD Decoder updated /SACD-R_firmwares/SACD-R.zip
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #76
Good news! Marantz DV-6001 is now officially reading SACD-R. My replacement laser was delivered yesterday and i've immediately tried it, works like a charm! Thanks for your hard work sir, gonna add this player in github list too. It may seem like i've been asking too much, but can you look into this firmware when you have free time to see if it's eligible for modding? If you see any possibility, i will order new laser for my 9000S. It's a spectacular player that i don't wanna scrap away.
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Ok, in the next version.
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Hello Maxim, I am doing a fresh install of foobar_2.1 [X86] on a new computer, [Win 10, 4 Cores, 16GB RAM].. I have Installed: foo_out_asio 2.2.2 SACD 1.5.10 DSD processor foo_out_asio+dsd-0.3.8 With ASIO+DSD:USB DAC ASIO device selected as Output: Transcoder DSD output, and DSD native files, both play OK to my USB DAC. However, it is not shown as a driver in either Output\ ASIO or Output\ ASIO +DSD. Only my USB DAC driver is there. (screenshot attached). So obviously, I cannot select the control...
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #56
To follow up on this: currently (1.5.10) there is an inconsistency (bug) in how Foobar will show the bitrate of DSD WavPack files, caused by the foo_input_sacd plugin. When adding such files to a playlist, sometimes Foobar will show the correct, compressed bitrate, and sometimes (most of the time) will show the uncompressed bitrate (5645 kbps). If you go into the properties of a WavPack DSD file, the files where the correct compressed bitrate is shown, Foobar sees as 24/352 and codec/codec profile...
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #74
Same problem on 2 different DACs
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Hello Maxim, While trying to up-convert 352/384 FLACs, both cores are varying from 50 to 65%, and their graphs are very choppy. I don't see either of them ever exceeding 100%. Memory usage is 1.5Gb (out of total 3Gb). So not sure what this means, but I have ordered a newer PC (Intel Core i7 16GB RAM), so we'll see how that works. Thanks for your kind reply. Lawrence Davis
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Yeah, it's also basically a Philips DVD player with modified UI and chassis. By the way, firmware flashed successfully and booted with v28. Now i'll just wait for new laser and test SACD-R, but i guess it will definitely work. Thanks for your help brother.
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Hi Davis, Anyway it sounds like CPU overload. The problem with converting to high frequency DSD is that not all CPU cores can be used, but up to the number of output channels. Have you checked the individual core load? Regards, Maxim.
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Hi Davis, Anyway it sounds like CPU overload. The problem with converting to high frequency DSD is that not all CPU cores can be used, but up to the number of output channels. Have you checked the individual core load? Regards, Maxim.
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Hi, No, I don't. I put modified firmware in interim folder. The ARM part of firmware is identical to DV7001 player.
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Hi, No, I don't. I put modified firmware in interim folder. The ARM part of firmware is identical to DV7001 player.
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Hi Davis, Anyway it sounds like CPU overload. The problem with converting to high frequency DSD is that not all CPU cores can be used, but up to the number of output channels. Have you checked the individual core load? Regards, Maxim. On Tue, 13 Feb 2024 at 18:30, Lawrence Davis lgd49@users.sourceforge.net wrote: I have been using DSD Processor (1.3.2) to up-convert all my FLACs to DSD 256. This works great for 44.1-16 bit up to and including 192 - 24 bit. Recently I converted some DSD files to 352.8...
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Hi, No, I don't. I put modified firmware in interim folder. The ARM part of firmware is identical to DV7001 player. On Mon, 12 Feb 2024 at 18:36, Arda Bahadır jazzhead@users.sourceforge.net wrote: Yeah, maybe it was the case. By the way, do you have official firmware for Marantz DV-6001? If yes, what version is it? I'm asking that because I've tried to find v29 which addresses HDMI issues as some say in forums. Anyways, here's the official v28 firmware, hope you can do your SACD-R magic with this...
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I have been using DSD Processor (1.3.2) to up-convert all my FLACs to DSD 256. This works great for 44.1-16 bit up to and including 192 - 24 bit. Recently I converted some DSD files to 352.8 -24bit and 384 - 24bit FLAC, using Foobar. These files play fine as PCM, but DSD Processor will not work on them, I have tried every possible setting but none work. File plays, with DAC showing 256 , for about 5 seconds, then freezes and/or loud buzzing noise. CPU is not overloaded (55%). Wondering if there's...
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Yeah, maybe it was the case. By the way, do you have official firmware for Marantz DV-6001? If yes, what version is it? I'm asking that because I've tried to find v29 which addresses HDMI issues as some say in forums. Anyways, here's the official v28 firmware, hope you can do your SACD-R magic with this too. I've ordered new laser for it, should be in my hand in several weeks.
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #193
@manisiutkin - any news on the topic? I can now confirm that: -ver. 0,3,8 - produces very loud "bzzzdtr" sound on manual changing of the tracks -regardless of lossiness or bitdepth or resolution of the tracks -ver. 0,3,7 - sometimes (not always, not often) produces the same sound between mp3 tracks (not changed manually but auto play) - DSDTrascoder with official ASIO output never does this. - I am not sure if 0,3,7 is the first version affected but it started not so long ago (probably in one of...
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Congratulations! As I remember some payers don't do DVD-RWs well even with the rather fresh pickups.
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After all these bad luck, it's time for some happy update: Just burned Samsung DVD-HD747's modified firmware that you've sent to me to a CD-R (not CD-RW) and voila! It accepted the update and now it plays SACD-R! Looks like this player struggles with CD-RW discs, or it's because of aged laser diode. Thank you so much for your efforts. I'm adding this model to the list too.
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #193
Hi, whenever I manually change the playing tracks there is a loud "bzzzzdt" sound between them (before the second track starts). It does not matter if tracks are losy or lossles or have the same or different kHz/bits. It only happens with maual change. If the tracks play automatically one after another everything is OK. It only happens with foo out ASIO+DSD. When I change the output to ASIO:DSDTranscoder everything is OK.
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Seems like bad luck is still breathing on my neck, Marantz seem to have semi-dead laser (reads CDs instantly but doesn't read any DVDs). I don't know if it has diode adjustments on its laser head, i'll get it checked by my technician. If it doesn't, i'll change its laser too. Also it's sad to hear that you could make custom fw only for Marantz DV-6001, Denon DVD-1920 that i've got reads everything without any problems. By the way, Pioneer DV-588A can be flashed with DV-585A's firmware and reads SACD-R....
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Seems like bad luck is still breathing on my neck, Marantz seem to have semi-dead laser (reads CDs instantly but doesn't read any DVDs). I don't know if it has diode adjustments on its laser head, i'll get it checked by my technician. If it doesn't, i'll change its laser too. Also it's sad to hear that you could make custom fw only for Marantz DV-6001, Denon DVD-1920 that i've got reads everything without any problems. By the way, Pioneer DV-588A can be flashed with DV-575A's firmware and reads SACD-R....
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Yes, aging laser diode is definitely the problem for SACD-R playback. Marantz DV6001 is the only player I could modify firmware.
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Seems like bad luck found me even before starting fw update process. I've burned 5 different CD-RWs with several different programs, every one of them was recognized as VCD. I've done this modded fw installs for several Philips and Pioneer DVD players with the exact CDs and burning softwares before, and every updates i've done was successful. Even more bad news: Just tried to listen a scratchless brand new audio CD, player struggled to read it. Seems like laser is dying although i've cleaned it several...
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I've uploaded firmware in Interim folder. In the case of bad luck player could be recovered over serial cable only.
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Shall I try to flash HD745 ADXT6XEL modified fw or will you upload a new one for HD747?
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Seems like there are no pins on the motherboard for serial connection. I have several CD-RW laying around, so i prefer using CD for upgrade.
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This firmware seems to be the same as HD745 ver.1 (100204.07.ADXT6XEL). Do you suppose to upgrade from CD-R/RW or over serial cable?
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Yes, it worked. Version is "100204.07.ADXT6AFR"
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As far as I remember some button on remote should show firmware ID while no disc in tray, probably PROG button.
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There it is. I guess it's the one with XFA. Haven't disassembled the player yet, but i can do it if needed.
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Here's the link for Zoran programmer (instructions in Bulgarian) https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mXrZylXJFTuT7Uq3qKphqB_nf5CkA85s/view?usp=sharing These both firmwares are for different models. Would be better to figure out your HD747 model ID. Is it ADXT6AFR or ADXT6XFA?
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Here's another variant of firmware i've found on same source. Hope this helps.
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #76
Most probably yes, in another forum, i saw someone wrote "HD747 is just a re-branded HD841 for australian market". So maybe they are 1:1 copies with different model numbers. Anyways, if you can guide me, i can dump the firmware and send it to you. Btw, i got a raspberry pi pico that i use fordumping NAND fw and hacking Xbox 360 consoles. Hope it would be useful. Otherwise, what do i need to dump the firmware?
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I've found this on the internet which supposed to be HD747 firmware. If it's eligible for modding, i can try that on my player.
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Do HD747 and HD841 have the same laser pickup as well? As I remember some firmwares have protection against flashing different types from CD (model ID in both should be the same). Anyway, it would be better to dump HD747 firmware over serial interface and make it SACD-R aware.
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Also, in some forums they say this player has the same motherboard of HD841. I wonder if i can flash HD841 firmware on my HD747
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Samsung DVD-HD747 SACD-R Support
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #193
Same her, loud sound between mp3 tracks. Do not now if it is caused by the new asio+dsd-out, but it staretd recently.
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #193
The same thing happens to me with version 0.3.8 of foo_out_asio+dsd
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With lossy mp3 audio files, unfortunately I can hear the sound croak, with lossless audio files the sound does not croak and it works perfectly, so I am forced to still use ASIO Output 2.2.2 and DSDTranscoder because this way the lossy mp3 audio files the sound I don't hear it croak.
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Anonymous created ticket #193
foo_out_asio+dsd-0.3.8 problem; rolling back to 0.3.7 fixes it.
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #58
Hello, After the Windows 11 22H2 upgrade, the system throws an error "could not load dsd_transcoder.dll" when upgrading from Transcoder 1.1.5 to 1.2.0. So I tried going back to 1.1.5 with the same error. Now the issue is that in the Foobar2000 setup, I cannot select "DSD Transcoder (DoP/Native)" as the output Device. I don't think this is a bug in the program. Rather this seems to be a Windows 11 22H2 issue. Any advise on how to get this working again? Thanks!
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #58
Hi, I had posted above the dsd_transcoder.dll could not be registered. I think that is because my Windows 11 is 64-bit version. So the 64-bit version was registered. But after installing the version 1.2.0, I cannot find the "DSD Transcoder (DoP/Native)" in the Output Device. Can you please advise if this is a user issue or Windows 11 22H2 issue?
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #58
Hi, So I am using a dedicated audio server with 2 NVM2 drives - one for Windows OS and one for Foobar and other software. Before the 22H2 update, I could install the DSDTranscoder in D: and NOT have the foo_out_asio and everything was fine. But since the 22H2 install, I had to uninstall the DSDTranscoder from D: and install it on C:. Also I had to install foo_out_asio so the "DSD Transcoder (DoP/Native)" appears as the output Device. Also the newer version 1.2.0 seems to have a bug when you install...
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Anonymous posted a comment on ticket #86
Failed to load DLL: foo_input_sacd.dll Reason: Not a valid Win32 application.
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Actually, msvcp140_atomic_wait.dll is missing. You can copy this dll from foobar v2.0 program folder to v1.6 program folder.
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Anonymous created ticket #86
Failed to load DLL: foo_input_sacd.dll
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It doesn't have much about SDMs itself...
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Wei-Che Cheng posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
I can't find that .pdf on the internet. Can you kind to share me, or description all SDMs for me. I am eager to learn.
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rredline posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Yes. I've just tested v1.5.10, it's now working perfectly. Thank you!!
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I've tested 1.5.10 on Deric Wan's SACD, and it seems to be functional.
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Yes, this is correct. Build is different, but it's made from the same source.
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Philips ProTECH Audio Format Converter PDF has the description for all SDMs. E is the 1-path Trellis E. It's fifth order sigmadelta with resonator's section and limiters. Nothing of very different from the others. Now foo_dsd_converter plugin can do the full set of Philips SDMs.
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Good work in first, very useful tool. I notice a new SDM Type E, and I look for Philips ProTech, but get nothing informations. Can you so kind to tell me the difference between SDM Type E and the A-D. Thanks good day Manwe Sulimo
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Andy Lu posted a comment on discussion Open Discussion
Hi Maxim, I noticed that you bundled the SACD Decoder 1.5.10 with the new DSD Processor which has to be used in Foobar's DSP Manager. Is this correct?
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