Scotland
Hi Zuzler,
MPAR uses a software solution - the actual resampling is done using the SoundTouch library (http://www.surina.net/soundtouch/) and the define for no crossover click is on.
I must say I haven't heard any clicks for a long time (the earlier versions of SoundTouch) - but it might be worth hunting out an older version of the dll from area 51. I seem to remember only changing the interface one so, hopefully, most of the versions are still compatible.
Parsing the detailed logs for MPAR is no fun - and you'll need a fast SSD to even be able to produce them (they were primarily to detect drift rather than monitor quality. I'd recommend using <Shift>1 to get the onscreen diagnostics and see if there is a pattern between the resampling adjustment and the clicks. Although in the logs given, MPAR wasn't active and the Default was used.
David
MPAR uses a software solution - the actual resampling is done using the SoundTouch library (http://www.surina.net/soundtouch/) and the define for no crossover click is on.
I must say I haven't heard any clicks for a long time (the earlier versions of SoundTouch) - but it might be worth hunting out an older version of the dll from area 51. I seem to remember only changing the interface one so, hopefully, most of the versions are still compatible.
Parsing the detailed logs for MPAR is no fun - and you'll need a fast SSD to even be able to produce them (they were primarily to detect drift rather than monitor quality. I'd recommend using <Shift>1 to get the onscreen diagnostics and see if there is a pattern between the resampling adjustment and the clicks. Although in the logs given, MPAR wasn't active and the Default was used.
David
