Title: XXHighEnd Model 0.9z-7-5 (solves Phase Alignment ticks + PA for DAC Needs=24) Post by: PeterSt on October 14, 2012, 04:12:34 pm Download is at the bottom. Activate with your existing 0.9z-7 Activation Code. Notice : In this version the small vinyl like ticks in between tracks (only for tracks with gaps in between them) exist. For those already using Activated 0.9z-6, please look here : How to Activate 0.9z-7 and up (http://www.phasure.com/index.php?topic=2131.msg21892#msg21892). Release Notes to 0.9z-7-5 :
Issue just noticed at final testing but probably already in there forever : It has been reported earlier that at the first "Split File Load" a small tick could be audible (which we never heard ourselves). Now, at least when a 24/96 track is played natively (no upsampling) this is very well audible as a high transient tick. For the remainder of the Release Notes to 0.9z-7, please look here (http://www.phasure.com/index.php?topic=2275.msg23159#msg23159). Switch Off UAC (User Account Control) before any first attempt of starting XXHighEnd.exe ! For W7 this means : set the slider in there to the lowest position. And don't forget to reboot after setting it Off. If you are new, follow the little guide which will appear on the screen right after the first startup of XXHighEnd.exe, and perform the steps shown in there. If you don't want to end up reinstalling your OS when using Minimized OS Mode, read this first : Minimize OS - How to start with that (http://www.phasure.com/index.php?topic=1810.msg18425#msg18425). Do it ! IMPORTANT : When you already use XXHighEnd it will be logical to have it in the Minimized OS state at this moment. FIRST BRING THE OS BACK IN NORMAL STATE ! So, notice that the new (0.9z-7) version will start out in Normal Mode, or at least it thinks it is that. So, cause it to be really so or otherwise you will need a Restore Point right away. |