all of the others, including the 'BASS AUDIO' library ones are low detail crap with truncation issues. Jriver is the only media player that can achieve a daw output sound quality with a good third party dither plugin that will cost you 20-50 dollars or about 100-200 if it's included in a limiter. meanwhile kush succeeded while high as a kite. many wannabes have tried at the dsp game and making stuff on modern computers worse than the 1990s efforts from sony oxford and waves. systems engineer does not mean you know shit about dsp programming. The burden of proof is on you for that sort of claim.Ĭlick to expand.stop being a fucking retard. JRMC has been used by thousands of anal-retentive audio nerds for years, including people like Archimago who love to measure and chart everything. Are they so incompetent they clip all audio at the first stage of the signal chain? No. Are the devs resistant to feedback or feature requests that require hundreds of hours of labor? I'm sure they are. I've also used their forum over the years when I had a question or wanted to advocate for a particular feature and 'toxic' and 'cult-like' are not how I would describe it. I don't use JRMC as my central music library anymore but damn if it isn't useful. As a software engineer, I'd think you'd appreciate the ridiculous scope of what they're doing and adjust your expectations for a small company accordingly. Too cheap to do that? Well, what do you want? They are building a do-everything audio and video application. If they only add something you like every three years, then upgrade every three years. You can upgrade or, crucially, not upgrade at your leisure. I'm not even on here that much these days and I'm generally your Friendly Neighborhood Midwesterner, but as a member in the Before Times, when Changstar still lived, I hereby call for b0dhi to shut the fuck up unless you have something clear and concise to say. HDCD is a whole 'nother thing that is weird and can be done offline (outside of JRMC) to let you hear what's going on.

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