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sima66 wrote:

sbgk wrote:not sure if 8.26 will work for everyone, but it should the most detailed transparent version so far for those it does work for.

It works and, after brief listening, this might be the best one, including my favourite 5.14!

A bit to overpowering lower end (for my taste), but overall very good!

+1
Not too bothered with the bass levels.

Its Better
resolution and clarity not there yet
Probably what's effecting the bass

Aleg wrote:

sima66 wrote:

sbgk wrote:not sure if 8.26 will work for everyone, but it should the most detailed transparent version so far for those it does work for.

It works and, after brief listening, this might be the best one, including my favourite 5.14!

A bit to overpowering lower end (for my taste), but overall very good!

+1
Not too bothered with the bass levels.

Maybe indeed a bit too heavy on the bass, esp. on tracks that are leaning towards more bass anyway. Becomes too overpowering in those.

nige2000 wrote:Its Better
resolution and clarity not there yet
Probably what's effecting the bass

Agree with you nige. The best versions in the past have the tautest bass and volume in proportion to the rest of the frequency spectrum.

Hello Gordon,

8.29 sounds like a Single with 33 1/3 speed.

not sure if 8.26 will work for everyone, but it should the most detailed transparent version so far for those it does work for.

8.26 is the best version you create.

But:

After a while system shut down to login screen, sometimes I can read the message:

Error code 0xc0000146

8.29 is another step up from 8.26, much better detail and balance.
Better control of bass which ran loose with 8.26

Karl wrote:Hello Gordon,

8.29 sounds like a Single with 33 1/3 speed.

not sure if 8.26 will work for everyone, but it should the most detailed transparent version so far for those it does work for.

8.26 is the best version you create.

But:

After a while system shut down to login screen, sometimes I can read the message:

Error code 0xc0000146

it's run out of cache space which it uses to collect all your personal data to send to nsa.

uploaded 8.30.

If the answer is 64, what is the question ? The question is what is the smallest packet size I can use ? And the answer is 64 bytes. normally it's 5760 bytes = 10 ms, so 64 bytes = 0.111 ms, tried to get it down to 32, but no go.

Don't know how it interacts with the system timer which is at 1ms, but does sound better.

sbgk wrote:uploaded 8.30.

If the answer is 64, what is the question ? The question is what is the smallest packet size I can use ? And the answer is 64 bytes. normally it's 5760 bytes = 10 ms, so 64 bytes = 0.111 ms, tried to get it down to 32, but no go.

Don't know how it interacts with the system timer which is at 1ms, but does sound better.

At the moment playback is supposed to start there is a crash and system reboots

uploaded 576 version which is 1 ms