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Dsp quattro wont play 32 bit#
Double that you get 1611 for 16/44.1, triple that to 24 bits you get 2116.5kbps and quadruple that for 32 bit at 2882kbps. To stream stereo 32 bit with sampling rate of 44.1k, you need 2882kbps. It's mainly relative when the audio is being audibly heard or transfered for example over the net with audible streaming. Kpbs is just the rate that audio data has to stream to be heard in real time without buffering stops.
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The file was 32 bit float, so I got a new one in 24 bit.Īny explanation on why 1411 kbps is 16 bits, and 2116 but not 2822 kbps is 24 bits? Ideally, I could just drag my playlists into a program that could sort out the incompatible tracks, but it sounds like no such program exists.Lagerfeldt wrote on Tue, 13 December 2005 06:08 It seems the only way to find out will be to spend a few hours testing tracks 1 by 1 on a CDJ. What I need to know is which songs will not work when I put them on a USB stick, so I can convert them all before I'm getting an error message in the middle of a gig. I've already done the leg work of tagging, beat gridding, hot cue-ing, and played gigs using these tracks on my DDJ400. I don't think my first post clearly explained my issue I'm trying to test music that is already imported into rekordbox. I was hoping this would narrow it down and give me a clear list, but now I'm staring at a list of a few hundred songs, many of which I know already work on CDJs. I posted this on reddit and someone brought up bit depth and sample rate, so I sorted through all of my music and put together a playlist of everything above 16bit/44.1hz.
Dsp quattro wont play download#
I now download everything from bandcamp as AIFF and I've never had an issue since. I'm 100% certain it is NOT the bandcamp files, I had that issue several months ago and resolved. Again, something that can be changed in HEX, but it's only advisable to go digging in if you know what you're doing, and to save time, it's easier if you know which tracks you need to edit based on which ones won't load. There was also a similar issue with TagLib (an open-source library for adding ID3 tags) which incorrectly reports the FORM size in the tags this library is used by DSP-Quattro (among other apps), and thus any files exported using that library can have a bug causing it not to be recognized by the player. I can tell you what you need to change using a HEX editor if you're comfortable making those edits. As a result, it doesn't conform to the standards the CDJ is looking for, and while rekordbox will play it and export it, the CDJ can't. I communicated with one of their engineers this year and I was able to troubleshoot the cause a flag in the encoding which makes the WAV look like it contains multi-channel audio, when it's only stereo. If anything, it's the Bandcamp files which would be problematic.
Dsp quattro wont play software#
Does anyone know of any software that will help in this situation? I've used MP3 Scan & Repair and was disappointed when tracks that were "repaired" still did not work on a CDJ. Ideally, I'd like to be able to drag an entire playlist into a program that will tell me if the songs are CDJ compatible or not. But I've been downloading a lot of new music lately, and I've had the message pop up in rekordbox a handful of times, and testing each song individually on a CDJ will be tedious. This tends to happen with less mainstream artists, so I'm assuming the issue might be the export settings they're using in their DAW?Ĭurrently, I resolve this by making a note of the song that didn't play, and converting the song to MP3 when I get home. Or, while importing a large batch of songs, rekordbox will display a message that "some" of these songs will not be compatible with certain CDJ models (of course, it doesn't tell me which songs). I often find out the hard way, with the track displaying an error while I'm in the middle of a gig. My issue is the occasional MP3/WAV file that, for some reason, will play in Rekordbox DJ, but not on a CDJ. Most of my music comes from Bandcamp/iTunes/Amazon, and follow-gate sites through soundcloud (artist union, hype edit, etc.) For context, all of my library is MP3, WAV, or AIFF.