• Fidelia High-fidelity Audio Player And Ripper For Mac Mac
• Fidelia High-fidelity Audio Player And Ripper For Mac Pro

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Software Type: Music Server Software for Mac OS X Price: $129.00, upgrade to 1.88a free for current owners Website: Pure(r) Music In March 2010, Channel D released their music server software Pure Music for OSX. Since then, Pure Music has been one of the reference programs I have used to evaluate music, computer hardware, and audio components due to its neutrality and excellent reliable functionality.

Version 1.86 had reached a high degree of reliability with a wealth of functions. Gapless track playback and memory play, CoreAudio Device HOG Mode Exclusive Access support, native device nonmixable integer mode for OSX Snow Leopard, automatic sample rate switching, and native DSD streaming for DACs that support DoP are just a very few of the many features available with this program. All of these features beautifully integrate with the iTunes interface for access to one’s music library while using the Pure Music audio playback engine.

This info can be found at the Support link for Channel D: I hope this helps. Pure Music must be identified as a 'trusted' application to launch it, if it was downloaded after installing Mountain Lion (OS X 10.8). Navigate to the Pure Music application icon (should be located in the Applications folder, if installed as advised). Hold down the Control (not command) key on the keyboard and simultaneously click on the Pure Music application icon. Select Open from the pop-up contextual menu that appears. Click Open in the ensuing dialog box, shown below. Here's what I like and dislike about Pure Music.

Fidelia High-fidelity Audio Player And Ripper For Mac Mac

What I like: 1. For recordings that were originally in mono, but the stereo recording is only available, it's nice to be able to flip into mono mode. It would be nice if it was on the actual player as a button for easier access, but this does do mono for those rare occaissions.

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I can play YouTube videos through my DAC and there's no conflicts, some players do this, while others do not. Sound quality is good. I don't hear huge differences to some of the others, but this a good sounding player. What I dislike: 1. The UI, it's just old, outdated and could use a refreshed UI. It was a little steep. The Volume Up/Down/Mute on the Mac Keyboard isn't mapped to the s/w, but the start/stop/next/back is, so that's a minor thing I hope they fix.