So, what you now have on the initially new stick, is Orig_A, DL_A, DL_B, Orig_B - in that physical order. Finally, rename the orig to Orig_B, and copy that to the plugged in memory. Then make a copy of the DL, DL_A.Then rename the DL, temporarily, to DL_B, and copy that to the stick. What I just thought of, as a further test: get a fresh memory stick, and make a copy of the orig to the stick, Orig_A. Well, I would do that, just to be absolutely certain. Who cares ? All that matters to some is that their checksums remain identical, which of course I make sure they are.Įven a single muted error, provided that the file still plays, won't alter the overall sound of the audio, which amuses me where so many reject ripped audio or Video files that aren't "bit perfect" even though they may not have even noticed a single muted error.ĭifferent USB cables can make much larger audible differences even when the digital output is found to be error free ! I will attempt another measurements with EQ'ing the Tidal output to match the JRiver and see if the SQ is to my liking. One thing is clear from this that all three files were differently mastered. All files were streamed through 24/96 project setting of Reaper. The version in the JRiver library is the PCM layer ripped with iTunes. The original file in my library was ripped from Norah Jones SACD album. This is the final output (in digital domain). Having said that I preferred the "Master" version.īoth files did not extend beyond 20 plus KHz. The HiFi version is slightly louder than the master. Here are the measurements which probably explains why I find the CD rips through JRiver sounded better. The classical master version sounded good but Norah Jones Don't go away (master) did not have the bite that I was used to. However, the sound quality was not as good as playing my original CD rips through the JRiver.
Finally, I have decided to stream music and choose Tidal HiFi.
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