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Interestingly, LMS had the same problem cataloguing this particularly album. One of the albums that wasn't found was Tom Waits' Alice (2002).

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Any ideas on how to fix this? The folder I imported from and the hierachy/naming convention for the media files are as follows This is a little puzzling as some of the albums were by The Beatles, Pink Floyd, etc, so I wouldn't have expected there to have been problems cross referencing details on whichever online database(s) it uses for album details, if that's how it works. Worked well for the most part, but there were 1001 files (about 100 albums) put into Unassigned. I've set up the Media Center and imported some flac files. I know this post should really be in the Audio section, but I also know I'll get better and more polite answers here. I would ask on the JRiver Forum, but I'm still waiting for approval.

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I was previously of the opinion that all software audio players were pretty much the same in their ability to reproduce audio. I just want to point out that some people think MC is not 'feature complete' in terms of audio.Giving this application a try after hearing a significant difference between this and Foobar when used for playing music with identical hardware. I do not want to get into yet another long discussion on this topic. However, others think it perfectly acceptable, given that the DAC manufacturers are already providing their own version(s) of the output filters. I fully realize that many people think it is wrong to provide output filters, either in the software or the DAC. In that regard, many audiophiles will consider MC incomplete in its audio. JRiver has decided not to provide a selection of filter options. This allows the user more flexibility than just what the DAC manufacturer provides. Many modern software players also now incorporate different filter options. Therefore, many DACs now provide a selection of filters that the user can select, depending on their own personal tastes. And, different filters can produce different results. They now realized that DACs use different techniques, including different filters, to produce their analog output.

However, audiophiles have changed over time. That is pretty much a staple of the modern software player.

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Software players like MC eventually learned how to stop Windows for changing the data, and the concept of 'bit perfect' was born. In the early days of computer audio Windows intruded on the signal path and changed the data.

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The best advice I could give would be to download MC25 and give it the trial run. That said, that doesn't mean there's no room for improvements to existing features for example (which happens over time through release cycles), of course.

I'd consider MC in its current form 'feature complete' when it comes to audio. What I mean is, MC already can output bit-perfect audio (which is the best you can get) and to me that's actually what matters most. Other than that honestly there's really not much at this point that needs added to MC for audio since already more-or-less supports everything an audiophile would actually need. Since MC21 there's been major audio features added like the WDM driver, SoX resampler as an option for resampling, memory playback options for audio, TPDF dithering as an option for dithering, HDCD decoding, options when DSD bitstreaming (for example you can select whether to bitstream all DSD sample rates or limit to DSD64, DSD128, etc.), reworked preamp and equalizer features that support high channel counts, etc.

Jriver media center 21 upgrade instructions