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You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. BitPerfect was: Audirvana Alternatives. Thread starter agentsim Start date May 10, Tags computer-audio. Author of BitPerfect. Joined Apr 25, Posts Likes Compared to iTunes I'm noticing a definite improvement in SQ but a definite regression in convenience Being an audiophile, SQ trumps convenience, but it would be nice to have both.
Can you recommend any OSX players with similar SQ that include organizational features equivalent or superior to iTunes? WarriorAnt Headphoneus Supremus. Joined Jan 9, Posts 4, Likes Thanks for the link. I guess I should have posted my question in that thread, but I was specifically interested in players with similar audio quality to audirvana. After checking out the other thread, it seems there is Pure Music and amarra.
I just tried Pure Music, sounds pretty good. If it works out, I might throw my work up on the App store for a buck or two. Joined Apr 27, Posts 1, Likes Go back to Windows 7 SP1 and use Fidelizer. Here 's the "beta" of my music player, BetterSound. So far no flac support so you'll have to transcode to Apple lossless m4a to try it. I'm hoping to add flac support this weekend. When you run the app, it launches iTunes, you then play a track in iTunes and it plays through BetterSound, kind of like Pure Music does.
Since this is a beta, most of the settings are defaulted to what seems to sound best, so there isn't much to play with. There is no UI, except for a preferences dialog where you can choose the output device.
Quality-wise I think it is comparable to Audirvana. I'm guessing Audirvana probably has the edge, it certainly has many more features and options, but I think I've distilled out the most important ones, like exclusive mode, and made them the default in my app.
In a future version I'll probably get rid of this option and be more clever about choosing bit depth, unless you guys report improved SQ. That said, that also means BetterSound has only 1 second to buffer enough of the next track to ensure gapless playback. This works just fine when playing from the hard disk, but I'd imagine it would be problematic over wireless networks.
Notable missing features: - BetterSound only supports stereo tracks I think! Furthermore, the output device has to be a "simple" stereo device. BetterSound should hide ineligible devices from the list on the preferences screen. If this doesn't hiding doesn't work, the audio output can be totally garbled. I'd suggest turning the volume way way down and then slowly turning it up that way you don't risk your ears or your equipment.
I'll probably get around to fixing that this weekend. Let me know if you try it! Joined Apr 20, Posts 1, Likes So how exactly does BetterSound work? I mean, do I just open it up when I'm using iTunes and let it run in the background? If so, that sounds great. I downloaded and started it up. Noticed a nice update in audio quality coming out of iTunes about a half a second after it started.
Quote: dougoftheabaci said:. Click to expand New version 0. Special thanks to DougofTheAbaci for the status bar and application icons! Also thanks to Doug and goldmbe for their feedback. The new version includes: BetterSound is now an "agent" application, it only appears in the status bar on the top of the screen suggested by Doug. Status bar and bundle icons courtesy of Doug. The bit depth is now intelligently selected. There is no need for "force max bit depth" unless it improves SQ somehow. BetterSound stops playback and relinquishes exclusive control of the audio device when iTunes exits.
This masks the half-second of audio coming from iTunes before BetterSound takes over. Systems with only 1 output device will now switch tracks automatically at the end of each song. The track switch supports gapless playback. Ooo, have I got an interesting bug for you!
Here's how to recreate: 1. Open iTunes and BetterSound 2. Either uninstall Flash or use a plugin like ClickToFlash to temporarily disable it 3.
Go to YouTube. I think it's overriding all instances of QuickTime, or something to that effect. Yep, only one output device. I'll give Soundflower a look. Changes bug fixes and minor improvements include: Fix crash when switching track in some cases. Last 4 seconds of last song in the playlist are lost. Fix slight hiccup when changing playback buffer.
BetterSound will stop playback in iTunes when it exits. This prevents iTunes suddenly playing when you were probably expecting silence. Increment play count in iTunes when there is only 1 output device. Stop playback at the end of an iTunes playlist also relinquishes control of the output device. Added "Stop" option to status bar menu. Next up integer mode and FLAC support. Joined Jul 16, Posts 99 Likes Can't wait for the next version. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the interest goldmbe Changes include: FLAC support, see notes below for caveats. More precise volume control steps vs Some refactoring to set the stage for integer mode the checkbox in preferences does nothing, yet. FLAC caveats. FLAC support was finished about 15 minutes ago
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