When saving filter, AL would ask you to choose the sample rate to support. I usually select the 6 that I used: 44.1, 48, 88.2, 96, 176.4, 192. I generate it in both alc and zip.
My recent attempt seems to indicate that something is corrupted. When I playback at 176.4kHz/192kHz, something is out of phase. There is no more imaging and just diffused sound. Other sampling frequencies seems to work fine. I did noticed that when it was saving filter, the status bar at the bottom would normally show progress for every single sampling frequency. In this case, it will skip over 96kHz, and get stuck at 176.4kHz for like 20+ seconds before going onto 192kHz. It may have skip over the 96kHz because the measurement was taken at 96kHz and the filter has already been generated. The problem is applicable to both alc (when used with Convolver) or zip (when used with Roon).
I experienced this "out of phase" problem before but was able to work around it by resampling to a higher frequency, since the problem usually occur at 44.1 or 48kHz. But this time the problem happen at 176.4kHz (which all my DSD files are resampled to) and 192kHz.
I have tried both 32-bit float and 64-bit float filter format and the result is the same.
My recent attempt seems to indicate that something is corrupted. When I playback at 176.4kHz/192kHz, something is out of phase. There is no more imaging and just diffused sound. Other sampling frequencies seems to work fine. I did noticed that when it was saving filter, the status bar at the bottom would normally show progress for every single sampling frequency. In this case, it will skip over 96kHz, and get stuck at 176.4kHz for like 20+ seconds before going onto 192kHz. It may have skip over the 96kHz because the measurement was taken at 96kHz and the filter has already been generated. The problem is applicable to both alc (when used with Convolver) or zip (when used with Roon).
I experienced this "out of phase" problem before but was able to work around it by resampling to a higher frequency, since the problem usually occur at 44.1 or 48kHz. But this time the problem happen at 176.4kHz (which all my DSD files are resampled to) and 192kHz.
I have tried both 32-bit float and 64-bit float filter format and the result is the same.
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