If you're B, JRiver has an unparalleled audio processing engine – simple things like 64-bit volume, all the way to complicated things like unlimited parametric processing, Room Correction, Convolution, ISO 226:2003 corrected volume, etc. Pick the player that checks the other boxes listed above (performance, user interface, etc.). If you're A, all you want is bit-perfect output. Roughly speaking, people think about digital audio in one of three ways:Ī) The source is perfect, and all processing is bad processingī) Good sound is the goal, and sometimes processing can helpĬ) Processing can be good, but I want to do it in my external hardware All of these things work together to help you enjoy your media.
Also consider performance, stability, format support, user interface, remote support, device support, etc. However, many good players can do bit-perfect output, JRiver Media Center included.Ī good starting point when picking an audio player is to make sure it's capable of bit-perfect output.īit-perfect output is just one of many, many features of a media player. Or it might be because they don't support the output method necessary for certain hardware to work well (Winamp, etc.). This might be because they output through the system mixer which resamples to a common "mixing sample rate" (iTunes, WMP, etc.). Some players don't do bit-perfect output. When used to describe a media player, it means the player can output an exact copy of a file without making any changes.
Bit-perfect is a phrase commonly used in the audio world.
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