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352.800 = 8 x 44.100

(02-Jun-2016, 14:36)GuillaumeB Wrote: [ -> ]

(02-Jun-2016, 01:28)hk6230 Wrote: [ -> ]I can see the MQA files and play them

Any good Gary?

Guillaume

I've only tested with the toslink output to Le200, which will not be using the Bluesound Node's DAC. So, I can't say I have tested the full MQA chain yet. As for the MQA files playback, no issue and sounded like any lossless FLAC music.

(02-Jun-2016, 14:44)Confused Wrote: [ -> ]

(02-Jun-2016, 01:28)hk6230 Wrote: [ -> ]Just updated to the latest BluOS 2.2.1. Downloaded 2 MQA files from 2L, not sure how to play them using my Node. One immediate improvement I noticed is that the Bluesound app is more robust, loading of artworks is faster, and most importantly, it plays Tidal well now. This is a nice surprise for me as in China, Tidal is not officially supported.

Update: After reindexing my Bluesound library, I can see the MQA files and play them. Technical specs says its bitrates is 24bit and MQA sampling is 352800Hz.

is that 35280Hz  ????

No, it is 352800Hz. But, I found out not all MQA-encoded files has the same sampling rate.

Enabled Line-In on my Le200 and connect them to Bluesound RCA output. Listening to North Country II (Stone Rose album) by Ola Gjeilo, around 2:21 min when the trumpet is played, it is liked listening to it live. This makes me wanted to listen to more MQA contents.

(03-Jun-2016, 04:14)hk6230 Wrote: [ -> ]

(02-Jun-2016, 14:44)Confused Wrote: [ -> ]

(02-Jun-2016, 01:28)hk6230 Wrote: [ -> ]Just updated to the latest BluOS 2.2.1. Downloaded 2 MQA files from 2L, not sure how to play them using my Node. One immediate improvement I noticed is that the Bluesound app is more robust, loading of artworks is faster, and most importantly, it plays Tidal well now. This is a nice surprise for me as in China, Tidal is not officially supported.

Update: After reindexing my Bluesound library, I can see the MQA files and play them. Technical specs says its bitrates is 24bit and MQA sampling is 352800Hz.

is that 35280Hz  ????

No, it is 352800Hz. But, I found out not all MQA-encoded files has the same sampling rate.

OK, yes I saw Antoine's post also.  I think that's effectively 'DXD' format, an insanely high sampling rate.  Adequate, that's for sure!