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In Reply to: The right playback software handles it.... posted by AbeCollins on January 18, 2024 at 17:09:47:
IMHO every playback software having volume control can handle this.
In case of recordings with insufficient headroom, a reconstruction filter will generate values in excess of the equivalent voltage representing 0 dBFS.
The only thing you have to do is lower the digital volume with 4 dB.
Just like they lower the volume with -6 dB in case of DSD to avoid overloading the converter.
The Well Tempered Computer
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- RE: The right playback software handles it.... - Roseval 07:50:44 01/20/24 (4)
- RE: The right playback software handles it.... - AbeCollins 09:29:28 01/22/24 (3)
- can limit the resolution (by truncating bits) - Roseval 02:36:09 01/23/24 (2)
- "If we play 16 bit program material on a 24 bit DAC" - AbeCollins 08:02:56 01/23/24 (0)
- "...analog reduces signal and noise so the SNR is constant." - mlsstl 06:37:30 01/23/24 (0)
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