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Float32 Sample Format Java Based Output
luvs01 replied to Jake Heffernon's topic in General Poweramp Chatter
When I saw that using Float32 would disable the DVC-related options, the volume change was well anticipated.- 3 replies
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Float32 Sample Format Java Based Output
luvs01 replied to Jake Heffernon's topic in General Poweramp Chatter
I was a little curious about this, but since there was no developer response, I would like to predict based on my knowledge: Using the Float32 method has the disadvantage of being more complicated (also the computation is more difficult!). In addition, since many digits must be assigned to the floating-point number in the operation, the calculation limit is also smaller than the integer. (If you are an integer type, you do not need 32 bits. It's like setting up a 32-pyeong room for one person only) But, The advantage of Float32 over integer types is that they also include floating point- 3 replies
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There is a change between the two options, but it is still difficult to say clearly what is better. I did not have such a good ear
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I've tried several things and this seems to be solved when using larger buffer sizes or using audiotrack output. Which is the better alternative?
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Oh my god, the problem is getting worse. More frequent and longer breaks occur.
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I recently bought an sd card and moved all the music. Sometimes it seems that there is a slight break in music playback. (It is not serious, less than 1 second.) It seems that this problem does not occur in basic music playback application, so it is not a performance problem of sd card.