Audirvana Plus 3.5

[Andrey]

14 minutes ago, AudioDoctor said:

No, I am trying to make it clear that the only thing you need to do is operate your computer in the logical fashion it is intended to be used in and it will then function in the logical way you expect it to.

 

Send claims to Timothy Cook and Satya Nadella, as Finder and Explorer can't rename Samsung SSD drives.😀

[Andrey]

9 minutes ago, AudioDoctor said:

Lets solve this problem once and for all, do you want to do that?

 

I already decided, long ago.

 

[Andrey]

18 minutes ago, AudioDoctor said:

 

Thats because I am smart enough to not do that...

 

1 minute ago, AudioDoctor said:

Alright, Damien, you heard the man. Give him a refund and be done with him!

 

You didn't answer the question.

 

44 minutes ago, Andrey said:

 

Only after you convincingly explain, why Audirvana plays music from discs that are offline.😀

 

 

 

[Andrey]

2 minutes ago, AudioDoctor said:

Your problem is they are formatted as ExFat...  

 

If you have a backup, and at this point its a huge IF...

 

then what you need to do is open disk utility and reformat the entire drive as APFS, NAME THEM SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM EACH OTHER, then copy your music back to them and then erase the current drives from Audirvana and add in the newly formatted drives. Voila, zero problems...

 

But then you can't blame Apple and Damien so you probably shouldn't do that.

 

And lose the ability to connect them to a laptop with Windows.

Good idea.👍

[Andrey]

3 minutes ago, AudioDoctor said:

That took 5 whole seconds...

 

http://osxdaily.com/2012/04/22/format-drive-mac-pc-compatible/

 

On my exFAT drives, why do I need this link?

Like I said, problem solved.

[Andrey]

36 minutes ago, AudioDoctor said:

So you acknowledge that the problem isn't with Apple and Audirvana? You were here just to complain about your own inability to come up with a better solution?

 

Answer the question:

 

 I gave you directions on how to fix your problem.

 

I solved my problem yesterday. Without your "advice".

[Andrey]

33 minutes ago, Jud said:

You may well be able to in the Disk Utility in MacOS and the Disk Management utility

 

It is possible, no more than 11 characters.

For MS-DOS (FAT) and ExFAT volumes, the name must be eleven characters or less.

Audirvana named the second disc Samsung_T5 1, can therefore after reset in the name of a disk there was a sign (?) and it was offline? But the music was playing.

[Andrey]

2 hours ago, Jud said:

Just give the disks different names, each eleven letters or fewer.

 

So I previously did so, you read my message. 

I have said several times that the problem no longer exists.

 

 

No one answered the question why the music was played when the discs were offline, back to where we started.

 

 

[Andrey]

Looks like only Damien can answer that question.

[Andrey]

1 hour ago, Jud said:

Audio Doctor answered.

 

He did not say anything reasonable, except the proposal to format the disks in APFS.🤣

 

1 hour ago, Jud said:

You did something strange

 

I connected the second T5 to the Mac Mini, do you find that strange?

And then added it to the Audirvana library, does that seem weird, too?

 

1 hour ago, Jud said:

Audirvana reacted by showing some anomalous UI indications.

 

Audirvana he was named T5 1,  I added the music files and she played them back.

Which of the above do you find strange?

 

[Andrey]

What is your setup Audio Midi?

[Andrey]

23 minutes ago, RunHomeSlow said:

My dac is selected for audio output, stereo

 

What is the audio output format, 44100?

[Andrey]

When exiting Audirvana, Audio Midi settings should return to default.

 

[Andrey]

35 minutes ago, Kurt said:

when upsampling PCM to DSD128, I get a fairly pronounced 'click' between each track.  It did not do this before.

 

After the update to 3.5.13, I get a pretty pronounced "click" between each track, with a simple playback of DSD64 files.

It never happened before.

DAC plays DSD over PCM.