Then came plug ins like the SACD plugin for Foobar, and the ones for J River, to name two. Note: Our own Jurgen aka Lintweaker, the author of the DSD capability in MPD, has better metadata support coming but not until the MPD gods approve the codes. Once iIinstalled a DSD-capable Linux MPD the same issue arose.poor tagging support (and no proxy faux tags), although shame on me I only first checked my DIFF files (see below).

It gave one a sense of decent search capabilities within Apple Remote, even though the actual DSD files were still identified only by ugly filenames. The best bet was to edit the proxy files (AIFF) that the Mac players like Pure music and A+ created. And forget about editing these poorly inconsistent tags. However, since handling DSD has been a very new thing with software players the metadata support for either has been 'spotty' at best. I began ripping in DIFF but later moved to DSF due to the rumor/fact/theory/hope/ that it had slightly better metadata (tags) out of the box. The extraction tools (and the onset of various DSD download sites) have basically given us DSD fans a choice. Sony and Philips had created two very slightly different DSD containers, one called DSDIFF (aka DIFF or DFF) and one called DSF. As I have been merrily ripping my SACD personal collection, downloading DSD files, and creating huge libraries of great DSD music I have been fighting the beta vs VHS thing.

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