I couldn’t figure out why my DSD256 of this album wouldn’t show up in ROON. Then I checked the file properties of the tracks and they are DSD278! That’s one I never heard of before. Alerted Paul and they are looking into it. Waiting for the new download to become available in DSD256. Anyone else had this happen?
Thanks, Steve. I checked the files and they seemed ok….I remastered them and we will hopefully have new ones loaded today. I’ll keep everyone informed. It’s an amazing album. I crank it up on high and the dynamics (especially of that drummer) are nothing short of extraordinary. Especially on the FR30.
hopefully, cranking up to high is not a requirement; 78-80 db average is my loud play
Two of my top references are: original Say Somethin’ and Temporary Circumstances, which notably are the two that Octave also produce as 45RPM vinyl; any system change gets tested first with these 2 DSDs
For whatever reason as the photo I sent you indicates its a DSD278 NOT DSD256 file.Won’t recognize or play in ROON. I also have JRiver (I use only for file conversion - but I can play stuff on my laptop to check it) and JRiver recognizes the file and plays them. Go figure. Anyway, to listen to the album for now, I was able to use JRiver to convert to regular ol DSD and I’m playing it - LOUD - right now! Kind of reminds me of the “Jazz is Dead” series! Great album!
I had this issue and still do with roon… had been trying to work it out in roon with different file extractors etc.
Finally decided to come on over to the PSA forum for some real help! Anyway… at least relieved to find that I really wasn’t alone…
Can someone confirm if a re-download fro Octave is the real answer? Sorry I came to this discussion so late.