The easiest (and I think the best) way to play DSD is with Audirvana Plus. I use it every day, and it works flawlessly with the Combo384 (and every other DSD/PCM USB receiver).
Ok - again little prob - audio nirvana - playing dff files - loud hum on both chanels and sound - music just from one. Flac,wav - all perfect
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
Hi Domenico,
thanks for the reply. The problem in my case was the wrong output method. Apparently this only works with Kernel Streaming and WASAPI - Event Style.
With WASAPI it indicates that the format is not supported.
Cheers
Thomas
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but how do You assume that no need for MCK, if You are went trough the PDF of AKM?
Or You dint?
but how do You assume that no need for MCK, if You are went trough the PDF of AKM?
Or You dint?
Please read this wiki, it's win7 related but it can help
Fix Windows 7 Error The Configuration Registry Database Is Corrupt Errors – Windows XP, Vista & Windows 7
Cheers,
Domenico
Fix Windows 7 Error The Configuration Registry Database Is Corrupt Errors – Windows XP, Vista & Windows 7
Cheers,
Domenico
This is another link related to the same error
Corrupt configuration registry database - Unable to use Backup and - Microsoft Community
Hi amanero. Thanks for fast reply.
This seems to imply that the problem is with my PC.
Could be...I'll do a checking.
Anyhow, are we confident that it is working OK on Win8 configured PC's?
Yep it works with win8.
About the links i reported for info about this kind of error message, please don't download tools or other fix applications. Use the Windows DVD only to check and repair possible system errors.
Cheers,
Domenico
About the links i reported for info about this kind of error message, please don't download tools or other fix applications. Use the Windows DVD only to check and repair possible system errors.
Cheers,
Domenico
Actually, you might want to take a look at this ...
Fix problems with programs that can't be installed or uninstalled
Cheers
Thomas
Fix problems with programs that can't be installed or uninstalled
Cheers
Thomas
Received my board and installed it today! This started as a temp install in my dual mono BIII although it is quiet with no music playing with volume ramped up to full and sounds great with music playing. Temp in that I am not ready to remove and cut a square hole in back panel. Temp in that I only have a hi-res (24/96) vinyl rip of Bolero on the laptop…and vocals of left, right, both. I am using foobar and ASIO drivers.
I had installed a Neutrik type A/B USB panel mount connector when I built the DAC. I cut and spliced a USB cable omitting splicing the power wire as I don’t have any USB B connectors here. The Amanero board is powered by one half of a Twisted Pear LCDPS adjusted to 3.3v. If I mount the Amanero on rear panel I’ll remove the LDO….lighted magnifier work for me as it is tiny with SMD’s by it.😱
I used three lengths of small coax to connect the Amanero board to Sidecar. The three grounds are all connected to the Sidecar ground pin. I got this coax from some old S Video cables lying around.
The Teleporter on rear panel is used with a modded Denon 3910 that exports I2S/DSD. I’ll most likely add a TP OTTO 2 to switch between the two. An OTTO 2 corrects the DSD R and L channel swap in the Denon.
Nice work Domenico!
I had installed a Neutrik type A/B USB panel mount connector when I built the DAC. I cut and spliced a USB cable omitting splicing the power wire as I don’t have any USB B connectors here. The Amanero board is powered by one half of a Twisted Pear LCDPS adjusted to 3.3v. If I mount the Amanero on rear panel I’ll remove the LDO….lighted magnifier work for me as it is tiny with SMD’s by it.😱
I used three lengths of small coax to connect the Amanero board to Sidecar. The three grounds are all connected to the Sidecar ground pin. I got this coax from some old S Video cables lying around.
The Teleporter on rear panel is used with a modded Denon 3910 that exports I2S/DSD. I’ll most likely add a TP OTTO 2 to switch between the two. An OTTO 2 corrects the DSD R and L channel swap in the Denon.
Nice work Domenico!
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Thank you qusp! I did twist the AC wiring, guess I was going for the Naim look with the DC....IIRC I've seen some of their stuff without the AC wires twisted.
all wires should be twisted in their pairs, whether Naim does it or not =) I think you will find not doing it was a stylistic choice, rather than having any real purpose. if you can have them all run perfectly parallel you can still get some protection from noise, but just loosely bundled like that wont and even running parallel will have lower noise rejection than twisted.
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