05-18-2021 08:58 AM
06-11-2021 04:46 AM
DanishbluntMy eye's in pain to read this. U read 1-2 "science" articles and stoped. I assume u think u know everything about sound, well u are not even close buddy. I got not only fiio if u interested 😉 But I am not here to judge u or ur tiny knowledge, its ur choice to dig more info or not. Rog have not bad audio but it can be improved, thats why I am here. So Asus pls consider to code properly audio output. Ty.https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/171042#Comment_171042
There is no difference.
Human hearing has a potential to hear up to a signal to noise ratio of 140dB, and thats when you're lucky and have been born with very good ears.
24bit has a potential signal to noise ratio of 144db, which exceeds the human hearing. While in theory 32bit has a signal to noise ratio of 192db, which again makes no difference to the human ear.
I don't care if you're a self proclaimed advanced audiophile, you cannot go against science. The fact that you're obviously unaware of this fact only showcases that you're nowhere near as advanced as you think you are. Also an advanced audiophile would never even consider the Rog5 over something like a fiio m11.
i rest my case.
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06-11-2021 05:55 AM
06-11-2021 05:56 AM
ChillyRideReplying with your broken english and no evidence only makes you look like the typical crying wannabe experts we have on the forums here. You fit right in, mr. Self proclaimed advanced audiophile.https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/171109#Comment_171109
My eye's in pain to read this. U read 1-2 "science" articles and stoped. I assume u think u know everything about sound, well u are not even close buddy. I got not only fiio if u interested 😉 But I am not here to judge u or ur tiny knowledge, its ur choice to dig more info or not. Rog have not bad audio but it can be improved, thats why I am here. So Asus pls consider to code properly audio output. Ty.
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06-11-2021 06:03 AM
Anders_ASUSThe limitation is that music is being recorded in 24bit. Nobody is recording their music in 32bit, there exists only 32bit float formats to store the files, hence 32bit dacs exist. Its their only purpose.@Danishblunt Please, no insults or you will get warned
@ghyzriellgalez06 you just need to be patient about your issue. We've already collected your log and looking into it.
@ChillyRide I've already asked all the questions you're asking long before the product was finished and the simplified answer to all of them is that it's not possible. Technical limitations. So it has nothing to do with us forgetting to put some extra lines of codes to enable 32bit/384Khz output. Btw music files with this format is really hard to come by and it might have something to do with what Danishblunt said. There's no point. Even if we didn't down sample to 24bit/192kHz (which we need to do), you wouldn't be able to hear the difference. As for the music player. Why would we make a music app when there are so many good ones out there? And FYI it's possible to play local music files with the pre-installed YT Music app even if it's not great at it.
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06-11-2021 06:28 AM
DanishbluntI've sent you a warning. Next time you will be banned for 1 weekhttps://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/171141#Comment_171141
Replying with your broken english and no evidence only makes you look like the typical crying wannabe experts we have on the forums here. You fit right in, mr. Self proclaimed advanced audiophile.
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