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  • DOWNLOAD: 2.22: 2014-05-02: Update to allow 24bit PCM, 16bit PCM and native DSD interfaces to all coexist, and in any order. DOWNLOAD: 2.19: 2014-02-06: Reintroduces control panel for XMOS Stereo Driver. So not actually relevant to this eval driver, but ensures eval and stereo are all at same version. DOWNLOAD: 2.15: 2013-10-31: DOWNLOAD.
  • Drivers for Gen 2 and Gen 5. For Windows 10: No drivers necessary. For Windows 8, 7: Schiit USB Gen2 Drivers 1.03. Once you’ve downloaded the drivers: Step 1: Go to your Downloads folder (or Desktop, or wherever you had Windows put the drivers.) Step 2: Double-Click on the SchiitUSBGen2103.zip file to expand it.

TEAC HI-RES EDITOR OVERVIEW

Driver DAC 8 DSD. System requirements. Windows USB-Driver. Windows USB-Treiber. Including remote control FM8, asynchronous drivers for Windows are available on. If the file exceeds the sample rate of the DAC box, the Windows 10 driver will down-sample it to 96k samples/sec. That is a required function. For the internal sound card in the laptop, everything gets down-sampled to 48k samples/sec. The web has almost no information on the Windows 10 High-Resolution driver that connects directly to USB DACs.

The TEAC Hi-Res Editor is now available for download free of charge.


Supported OS

Windows
OS :Windows 10 , Windows 8.1 , Windows 8 , Windows 7
Driver :Windows standard driver (WASAPI)、ASIO2.1
Mac
OS :OS X El Capitan (10.11) , OS X Yosemite (10.10) , OS X Mavericks (10.9)
Driver :Mac standard driver (Core Audio)
*Mac version : 11.2MHz DSD/DSF is not played back natively, but converted during playback to another supported sampling frequency.

Features

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Main FeaturesEditing Recordings from other TEAC and TASCAM devicesEditing recordings from
the DA-3000 		Features at a glance
Main FeaturesTo Top
Editing high-resolution DSD/PCM files possible
Editing high-resolution DSD (DSF/DSDIFF) and PCM (WAV) files with up to 2 channels (mono/stereo) is possible. DSD formats of 2.8–11.2 MHz and PCM formats of 44.1–384 kHz and 16/24/32-bit are supported. As for the DSD files, import and editing of the file are possible as DSD formats. In addition to converting between DSD and PCM formats and different sampling frequencies, basic editing functions such as trimming and joining files. These editing functions are all available on the Home Screen, and the simple, easy-to-understand operation screen enables intuitive use.
Windows/Mac OS supported
The following operations are possible on a Windows/Mac computer. The Windows standard driver (WASAPI) and ASIO 2.1 are supported audio drivers on Windows computer.
* Check computer system requirements in the specifications
* In Mac version 11.2MHz DSD/DSF is not played back natively, but converted during playback to another supported sampling frequency.
Download for free
TEAC Hi-Res Editor is a free application. It can be downloaded from the following TEAC website.
Conversion of audio file formats and sampling frequencies, for example, possible
PCM files can be converted to DSD formats and DSD files can be converted to PCM formats. Sampling frequencies can also be converted as desired.
* Quantization bit depth can also be converted for PCM files.
* Press the EXPORT button on the SCREEN to access the file conversion function screen.
Combine function allows two files to be joined
Two audio files can be combined into one file if they have the same file format and sampling frequency/quantization bit rate.
* Press the COMBINE button on the Home Screen to open the file combination function screen.
With waveform display possible, intervals set with in/out points can be changed and saved
The waveform for the loaded audio file is shown on screen, and the time and level axes can be zoomed. Markers at the top of the screen can be moved directly while viewing the waveform to set trim in/out (start/end) points for the file to be saved. When saving, the desired file format and sampling frequency, for example, can be used. In addition, short fades can be added to in/out points when saving intervals.
Editing with just a computer possible
TEAC Hi-Res Editor allows editing with just a computer and makes it unnecessary to connect a playback device to monitor audio files. In addition, by using USB to connect a playback device that supports DSD such as the TEAC UD-503 USB DAC or HA-P90SD portable headphone amp/player, playback of DSD files from the computer is possible.
Editing Recordings from other TEAC and TASCAM devicesTo Top
Audio from vinyl records can be split into files by track.
PCM audio files recorded for archiving using a TEAC TN-570/300 turntable, which has USB digital output, can be split into tracks with TEAC Hi-Res Editor. Furthermore, by converting audio to DSD, tracks from records can be played back on the TEAC USB DAC UD-503, the HA-P90SD portable headphone amp/player, which support DSD, and the HA-P5 portable amplifier with DAC.
DSD audio files can be converted for playback on iOS devices, such as iPhone (iPod/iPhone)
TEAC Hi-Res Editor can be used to convert DSD audio files to PCM, enabling them to be loaded into iTunes. By converting files loaded in iTunes to Apple Lossless Audio Codec (ALAC), music saved as DSD can be played even on an iPhone or iPod (iOS devices, such us iPhone). With the TEAC Hi-Res Editor, DSD files can be converted and put into iTunes - making it possible to listen to them on your iOS devices (iPhone/iPod) or iPhone as well as a DSD player.
Upconversion of PCM files and conversion to DSD for playback
By converting a PCM file recorded using a TASCAM DR series linear PCM recorder to a higher sampling frequency or DSD format, playback at higher resolution than that used for recording is possible with a device that supports it. In addition, by converting audio to DSD, files can be played back on the TEAC UD-503 USB DAC, the HA-P90SD portable headphone amp/player, which support DSD, and the HA-P5.
Editing Recordings from the DA-3000To Top
Splitting a DSD audio file that was recorded without track divisions into individual tracks
When making long recordings with a DA-3000, it is possible to use the track incrementing function to split the file at the desired points to create separate files for each track. If a recording was made without splitting it into tracks, however, TEAC Hi-Res Editor can split a file into multiple tracks without using a DAW.
Combining long recordings that were split into multiple files due to size limits
In 5.6MHz DSD recording mode, a file can reach the large size of 1 GB in 11 minutes. This can result in the maximum size for a single file being exceeded when recording orchestras and other long performances. When recording with a DA-3000, a new file will automatically be created if the file size exceeds 2 GB. Using TEAC Hi-Res Editor, files split this way can be combined into a single file.
Converting an audio file recorded as DSD to PCM
After recording at high-resolution 5.6MHz DSD using a DA-3000, this application can downconvert the resolution or convert to a PCM file format to suit other playback requirements. This allows recording of high-resolution master files that can be used to archive audio without needing to worry about how the file will be used after recording.

Features at a glance

To Top
  • Editing high-resolution DSD/PCM files possible
  • DSD formats of 2.8M/5.6M/11.2 MHz and PCM formats up to384 kHz/32-bit are supported.
  • 2-channel audio sources supported (mono/stereo)
  • Import and editing are possible as DSD formats
  • Windows supported (using the Windows standard audio driver or ASIO 2.1)
  • Mac supported (11.2MHz DSD/DSF is not played back natively, but converted during playback to another supported sampling frequency.)
  • Setting fade-in/out points possible using waveform display
  • Conversion of audio file formats from DSD to PCM and PCM to DSD possible
  • Conversion of frequencies and PCM recording quantization bit depths possible
  • Combine function allows two files to be joined
  • Editing with just a computer possible
  • Free download from the TEAC website

TEAC HR AUDIO PLAYER OVERVIEW

Latest drivers : V1.0.0.14 (Windows)　V1.0.0.7 (Macintosh)

The new TEAC HR Audio Player is a high-quality music player application for Windows and Mac, with high-resolution audio data processing capabilities. Combining TEAC's new flagship USB DAC unit the UD-503 and the NT-503, will allow uncomplicated high-res audio listening for everyone.
While conventional DSD file playback applications require professional know-how and deep digital music format understanding, the TEAC HR Audio Player allows you to listen to your audio as soon as you plug in your TEAC unit and install the application. Simply drag-and-drop your music files onto the window of the application, sit-back and enjoy.
In order to maximize the connected unit's performance, a simplified screen of the TEAC HR Audio Player helps reduce CPU load time while data processing. Choose between ASIO2.1 and DoP (DSD over PCM) modes when playing back DSD files from your Windows PC. Furthermore, the RAM Buffer Playback mode that stores the audio data onto the internal memory is supported for the ultimate digital audio playback conditions.

Regardless of your computer's OS, Mac or Windows, you are able to enjoy high-res audio files straight from your computer.
The TEAC HR Audio Player is a free application software download to help you playback and enjoy your high-res-audio files with ease.


The TEAC HR Audio Player is available for download, free of charge.


Supported products and OS

UD-503, NT-503, UD-501, UD-301, AI-501DA, AI-301DA, AI-101DA, UD-H01, A-H01, NP-H750, HA-P90SD, HA-P50
Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista
macOS Sierra (10.12), OS X El Capitan (10.11.1), OS X Yosemite (10.10), OS X Mavericks (10.9), OS X Mountain Lion (10.8), OS X Lion (10.7)

*DSD file playback is available with the UD-503, NT-503, UD-501, UD-301, AI-301DA and HA-P90SD. Playable audio file depends on the connected unit.

KEY FEATURES


Easy-to-use and high quality-sound with compatible TEAC models
Everyone can enjoy high-res-audio files with ease when paired with TEAC's highly regarded USB DAC Units, such as the UD-503. Unlike other professional audio playback applications, the HR Audio Player is simple to use, and doesn't require additional plug-ins for use.
ASIO 2.1 and DoP modes for DSD 2.8/5.6/11.2MHz playback
A combination of the UD-503 and a Windows PC supports DSD Native playback, processing DSD data into analog audio signal directly, without prior PCM conversion. Both ASIO 2.1 and DoP (DSD over PCM) modes, as well as both 5.6MHz and 2.8MHz DSD files are also supported with this configuration.
Various high-res-audio file formats other than DSD are supported
Not only 11.2MHz DSD file, both PCM and FLAC files are supported as well, up to 384kHz.
Supported File Formatsdsf2.8M/5.6M/11.2MHz
diff2.8M/5.6M/11.2MHz
PCM (wav)44.1k-384kHz, 16-32bit
FLAC44.1k-384kHz, 16-32bit
AIFF44.1k-384kHz, 16-32bit
ALAC44.1k-384kHz, 16-32bit
mp332k-320kbps
DSD file playback on Mac
DoP mode playback is supported on Mac, for perfectly matched stylish designs like the UD-503, UD-501. UD-301 and AI-301DA
(DSD playback on Mac is limited to DoP mode only.)
Simplified screen design reduces CPU load, and enhances sound quality
The TEAC HR Audio Player achieves the finest sound quality through high-res audio and operates with ease. A modest but sufficient screen design allows the CPU to concentrate on the extremely large digital audio data processing, and the RAM Buffer Playback function storing digital audio data on the PC memory. The TEAC HR Audio Player was designed specifically as an ideal digital audio delivery system.

Other functions

  • Supports Playlists (Creating, Saving and Loading playlists)
  • Repeat play by playlist or track
  • Shuffle play by playlist

DETAILS


How to setup Windows PC

The Main screen appears when the TEAC HR Audio Player is launched.


Setting the device (USB DAC Unit)
Select [Device] from the [Configure] menu.
[Configure] window appears. Select the connected Audio Product from the [Device] menu.
This allows the PC to output the audio signal to the USB DAC.
On the USB DAC Unit, the UD-501 for example, select USB from the input selector.
Preparing the music files
In the lower part of the main window, the 'Playlist,' add your music files by following the steps listed below or drag-and-drop your music files directly into the Playlist.
Select [Add file…] from the [File] menu at the top-left of the main window. An [Add file] window appears.
Browse and select target files, then click the [Open] button to add them to the Playlist of the TEAC HR Audio Player.
Multiple files can be selected at once.

Playback the music files
Select a music file to play in the Playlist, then click the [Play] button to start playback.
Alternatively, double-click the target music file in the Playlist to play.
Click the [Stop] button to stop, or click the [Pause] button to pause.
Alternatively, the following controls are accessible from the [Playback] menu at the top-left.
[Stop] Stop the music.
[Pause] Pause the music.
[Play] Start to play the selected music file in the Playlist.
[Previous] Go back to the previous music file in the Playlist.
[Next] Go to the next music file in the Playlist.
[Shuffle(playlist)] Start shuffle play in the Playlist.
[Order] Select type of repeat play from this menu.
[Order]>[Default] No repeat playback.
[Order]>[Repeat(playlist)] Repeat all music files in the Playlist.
[Order]>[Repeat(title)] Repeat the selected music file.

Managing the Playlists
The added music files to the Playlist can be saved. It is convenient to save your favorite music files as a Playlist.
* Unless you save the Playlist, added music files in the list will disappear when the TEAC HR Audio Player is shut-down.
Saving the Playlist
Select [Save] from the [File] menu, after you added music files to the Playlist.
A [Save playlist] windows appears, then click the [Save] button after you choose an appropriate location, to save the Playlist on your PC.

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Loading a Playlist
After the TEAC HR Audio Player is launched, the main window shows nothing in the Playlist. By loading the previously saved Playlist you are ready to playback your favorite music files. Alternatively, you are able to switch to another Playlist, when music files are displayed in the Playlist. It is recommended to create multiple Playlist by genre or file formats, to switch between them quickly.
Select [Load playlist] from the [File] menu.
If music files are added to the Playlist (or another Playlist is loaded), an alert window appears. To save the current music file list in the Playlist, click [Yes] to save . To discard the current music file list in the Playlist, click [No] to discard.
A [Load playlist] windows appears. Choose a target Playlist (extension .ppl) from the appropriate location on your PC, and click the [Open] button to load the selected Playlist.

To playback in finer audio quality (Advanced settings)
Selecting DSD decoding mode
On the TEAC HR Audio Player Windows version, you are able to choose decoding mode.
Select [Device] from the [Configure] menu.
A [Configure] window appears, and choose [DSD over PCM] or [DSD Native] from the [Decode mode] menu, as you prefer.
[DSD over PCM]
('DoP' for short)		The DSD data is embedded into PCM format for transfer.
[DSD Native]Thanks to the ASIO 2.1 driver, the DSD data is directly transferred, without prior PCM conversion.
Selecting data loading method
File accessing methods are selectable, for music file playback.
Select [Device] from the [Configure] menu.
A [Configure] window appears.
Choose [Normal] or [Expand to RAM] from the [Audio Data Handling] menu.
Tip: To playback a finer audio quality, choose the [Expand to RAM].
[Normal]Reading digital audio data by normal file access mode.
[Expand to RAM]Storing digital audio data on to the RAM (Random Access Memory) of your PC. This allows your PC to process stored data on the RAM by canceling file access during playback, and allowing the system to playback in the finest audio quality.
* When the [Expand to RAM] mode is selected, it may take extra time to start playback on a slower PC.

How to setup Macintosh


Setting the device (USB DAC Unit)
Select [Preferences…] from the [TEAC HR Audio Player] menu.
A [Preference ] window appears. Select the connected Audio Product from the [Device] menu.
This allows the PC to output the audio signal to USB DAC.
On the USB DAC Unit, the UD-501 for example, select USB from input selector.

To playback in finer audio quality (Advanced settings)
Selecting data loading method

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File accessing methods are selectable, to playback music files.
Select [Device] from the [Configure] menu.
A [Configure] window appears.

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Choose [Normal] or [Expand to RAM] from the [Audio Data Handling] menu. Tip: To playback in a finer audio quality, choose [Expand to RAM].

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[Normal]Reading digital audio data by normal file access mode.
[Expand to RAM]Storing digital audio data on to RAM (Random Access Memory) allows your PC to process stored data on the RAM by canceling file access during playback, allowing the system to playback the finest audio quality.
When [Extend to RAM] is selected, you can allocate maximum size of memory as you need, to load entire data of the music file you listen to.
* When the [Expand to RAM] mode is selected, it may take extra time to start playback, on a slower PC.