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Transcoding 44.1kHz type up 352.8kHz, 48kHz type files Up 384kHz
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30-09-2026, 04:17
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Hello,
Possible in same time transcode different freq type of files: 44.1/88.2/176.4 up 352.8kHz 48/96/192 up 384kHz Now all files transcoded up 352.8kHz, but i cant hear any SQ difference from 48/96/192 up 352.8kHz. Thank you
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30-09-2026, 11:30
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RE: Transcoding 44.1kHz type up 352.8kHz, 48kHz type files Up 384kHz
You can do this by using input type filters. For example, this setting for stream.transcode does what you want for FLAC files:
flac(44):wav;352, flac(88):wav;352, flac(176):wav;352, flac(48):wav;384, flac(96):wav;384, flac(192):wav;384 Transcoding to a higher sample rate can't add musical information that isn't present in the original file. A 192kHz recording will sound better than a 48kHz recording transcoded up to 192kHz. Depending on your setup and your streamer/DAC, you might hear a slight improvement from transcoding or you might not. |
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01-10-2026, 12:12
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RE: Transcoding 44.1kHz type up 352.8kHz, 48kHz type files Up 384kHz
Hello,
Like My DAC, i love everything to 24bit: flac(44):wav24;352, flac(88):wav24;352, flac(176):wav24;352, flac(48):wav24;384, flac(96):wav24;384, flac(192):wav24;384, dsf:wav24;352. Transcoding add air to my system, its better for internal clock too ![]() Thank you
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01-10-2026, 21:40
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RE: Transcoding 44.1kHz type up 352.8kHz, 48kHz type files Up 384kHz
I'm pleased to hear that transcoding/upsampling is working well for you. What streamer/DAC do you have?
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