Ok, thanks!blaubär wrote: ↑Fri Jul 29, 2022 9:35 amblaubär wrote: ↑Wed Nov 17, 2021 6:22 pmMQA isn't a free software, and it isn't included in Neutron's specification. So probably Neutron will treat it as FLAC :Which means it converts the contents to PCM ( not perfectly, see above ) and processes this ( the conversion to DSD at the end is an optional one, which I generally wouldn't advise ).MQA-encoded content can be carried via any lossless file format such as FLAC or ALAC; hence, it can be played back on systems either with or without an MQA decoder. In the latter case, the resulting audio has easily identifiable high-frequency noise occupying 3 LSB bits, thus limiting playback on non-MQA devices effectively to 13 bit. MQA claims that nevertheless, the quality is higher than "normal" 48/16, because of the novel sampling and convolution processes.
What you might want to propose is for Neutron either to license MQA and poperly decode MQA and/or implement an identification and direct transfer of MQA to the DAC ( whether Neutron would have to obtain an MQA license for this I don't know ), similar to the one Neutron already has for DSD.
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