How to Oversample DSD Audio Files (.dsf .dff)
DSD audio files (.dsf and .dff extension) may be oversampled according to the "best sounding" sampling rate of your DAC.
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Download and install AuI ConverteR 48x44 software
- Add DSF or DFF file to source file list (via Open button).
- Choose output format DSF or DFF
- Output bit-depth 1-bit (automatically selected)
- Choose output sample rate 5644800 Hz (44100 Hz x 128 or D128)
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Select Directory output files (push "..." button). If you want recreate structure of source directories (begin from root path) in selected output files directory, turn ON
button (enabled only for absolute paths of Directory output files). Details... - Click Start button
- After conversion see converted files in Directory output files.
If you chose input ISO (1-bit HD audio) file, AuI ConverteR 48x44 will show download free codec request window. Push OK button in the window. After automatical downloading and installing of codec, you can choose output format and push Start button.
WARNING:
DVD-audio/video, Blue-Ray, DVD/BlueRay/CD ISO are NOT supported.
For Modula-R version, SACD ISO, DSF, DFF are supported in proper configurations.
For ISO tracks, DSF, DFF longer 3 minutes, FREE demo mutes 2-second silence in the output middle, and has other restrictions
Read article about oversampling impact to audio quality here >
Read about DSF conversion
- How to convert DSF to FLAC >
- How to convert DSF to WAV >
- DSF oversampling. D64 vs. D128. Real advantage of sound? >
October 4, 2022 updated | since September 4, 2014
