Hi to all.
I use a USB D/A converter and a SCYTHE SDA-1100 Class D amplifier connected to a pair of Cambridge Audio bookshelf speakers.
I recently noticed (rebooting into linux after a long time) that the sound quality in linux (same computer, same external audio equipment, obviously) is much better.
I was wondering whether I have to play with some sysctls in order to reach a good quality in FreeBSD, just like it is in Linux.
The first aspect that showed up is the much lower output level infreebsd FreeBSD, that compels me to increase the volume on the amplifier very much in comparison to what I need in linux.
Maybe this also affects the poor audio quality when it comes to a lower level in the amplifier inputs.
If anyone knows, please give me some hints in order to tune the driver (sound(4)) so that the quality may be improved.
Thanks in advance for any help.
FreeBSD-9.1 RELEASE.
Giacomo Strangolino.
Elettra - Synchrotron Radiation Facility.
Italy
I use a USB D/A converter and a SCYTHE SDA-1100 Class D amplifier connected to a pair of Cambridge Audio bookshelf speakers.
I recently noticed (rebooting into linux after a long time) that the sound quality in linux (same computer, same external audio equipment, obviously) is much better.
I was wondering whether I have to play with some sysctls in order to reach a good quality in FreeBSD, just like it is in Linux.
The first aspect that showed up is the much lower output level in
Maybe this also affects the poor audio quality when it comes to a lower level in the amplifier inputs.
If anyone knows, please give me some hints in order to tune the driver (sound(4)) so that the quality may be improved.
Thanks in advance for any help.
FreeBSD-9.1 RELEASE.
Giacomo Strangolino.
Elettra - Synchrotron Radiation Facility.
Italy