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  1. You are right. I still can find the Windows 8 and 8.1 optimization scripts only. Computer Audio Design » Computer setup
  2. Hey RaceDoc, what exactly do you see when you open Settings -> Storage Cheers
  3. Hi malarz, did you listen to that by now? What did you find? I tried FLAC as native and as PCM and on my 1 PC system and 2 ears it is not sounding fully identical. Worth trying cause it's free and easily done. FLAC seems to have a bit more weight but less air. Maybe the first effect is cause for the second impression. I'm a bit irritated about this, did somebody else check this? Cheers
  4. New version 15.01 out today. Kernel upgrade to the latest stable version 3.18.2
  5. Brings me right back to what screenmusic said earlier. My point of view is about perception. Which is subjective and can be coloured or wrong. But, as long as you really need software helpers which give you numbers or curves to judge, if this player is the player you'll learn to love John Coltrane with, you miss my point. And as long as I really need to listen to music for hours to evaluate, I might be missing yours. To each his own. Cheers Andi
  6. herring-point taken. I didn't make myself clear enough either. With JPLAY mini [perceived difference to JRiver bigger] and a measuring setup which says it all is just the same, i just assumed that you/we might not detect any differences between stealth and JRiver either [perceived difference is smaller]. So at least this is an assumption. In *my* real life i just can't set them up in a way the music sounds the same. That's why. Anyway, stealth player would be a good point to start if anyone were in for more on this case because it just doesn't belong to anyones camp, is free. Cheers Andi
  7. Hats off to a great amount of work. My problem with what is easily declared as "truth" is, that my personal perception of what is happening in my listening room is very much different. I like JRiver for the looks, the ease of use etc. So i planned to buy, but i stumbled upon stealth audio player. Which does not cost a penny, just (another) act of love. Given the sonic result, the guy pretty much knows what he is doing. For me, improved clarity and even more control when the music is getting more complex, are a sign of clearly doing something right without having to discuss personal taste. On the other hand, JRiver was some sonic improvement over my foobar setup. This leaves me with foobar definitely sounding worst, though it is for a lot of reasons, the player I would like to be on par with the best. Not a long shot we wouldn't see any differences between foobar, JRiver and stealth in their bitperfect modes, I guess. Means they all sound exactly (EXACTLY) the same. Now, IF this is the/your case, I'm totally out of the game. When I use all of the three programs for what they are meant for, my reality IS different from yours, without having to spend a dime. Sidenote: IMHO, Peter's XXHighEnd and Josef's JPLAY don't sound identical with foobar or JRiver or stealth, too. Funny thing: Because you are (yet?) not able to tell the difference (in numbers) between the work of Matt or Josef (or maybe Peter?), you claim that there definitely is no audible one. That is what *I* call strong belief. And as long as anyone / the legions that are jumping by ("Oh my God! The truth! It is revealed!") is trying to install these findings as valid truth for really everybody, I wish you had not done all that work... Cheers Andi
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