I am using a Raspberry with Moode audio. My dddac 1794 is max 24 bit / 192 khz pcm. The dac is connected by is i2s.
I would like to up sample to the max settings. Can this be done by the room dsd settings? Is there something to be done in the Moode software? The only change in signal path is that it shows a 64 bit float to 24 bit.
However my dac does not switch to a higher resolution. It remains on 44khz 16 bit.
If you’re using moOde I think you would do better asking in the moOde forum. However, if you’re trying to use the RPi as a Roon endpoint please provide a little more information about your setup.
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Can you share the specs for the DDDAC 1794. A quick Google suggests this only supports PCM. Nonetheless, you can use Roon’s DSP engine to upsample … click on the Speaker icon and then DSP and you’ll see Sample Rate Conversion. Enable this and use the following KB article to help setup sample rate conversion for your DAC.
DDDAC is PCM only, up to 96k in its old form or 192k in the later form. Setting up Roon is twofold. Go into setup for the device and specify 192k as the maximum. Tell it also to convert DSD to PCM. Once done go into DSP, enable sample rate conversion and select Max PCM rate (or power of 2 if it suits).
Hi, you are using a phone. They are not fully functional as a remote. You will need a tablet or pc to be able to access the settings by highlighting the section you want.