How do XBMC handle 24bit 96kHz music on ATV?
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I know that the audio device on ATV is capable of 24bit 96kHz signal processing and I have a DAC which also capable of 24bit 96kHz signal processing,it link to ATV with an optical fiber.when I play a 24bit 96kHz FLAC file on XBMC,will the ATV give out 24bit 96kHz signal to my DAC or will it convert the signal to 48kHz?
I have this qestion because of I have some 24bit 192kHz file that I suppose neither ATV nor my DAC can replay,but when I tried,they played just fine.
I think it may have something to do with the sound system,so I tried XBMC on Linux too,on Linux the 192kHz file give only noise,which prooved my thought.
My DAC can not display the input signal's sample rate,so I still wonder if XBMC just resample the 192kHz signal when it detect the audio device can not replay it or XBMC will resample any thing to 48kHz?
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ATV does not have the capability for 24/192 AFAIK, At least its not worked for me in any fashion. I think the apple software on there which is a cut down tiger software simply does not have the option for output types as a proper install of OSX on say a mini would.

I could be wrong, but I don't think I am.
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garyi Wrote:ATV does not have the capability for 24/192 AFAIK, At least its not worked for me in any fashion. I think the apple software on there which is a cut down tiger software simply does not have the option for output types as a proper install of OSX on say a mini would.

I could be wrong, but I don't think I am.

It's actually a 10.4/10.5 mix.
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