[PROBLEM] Cirrus Logic CS43198 drive

[AndromedaStrain]

Hello to all a few weeks ago I assembled RPi with the "R98" HAT DAC which implements the legendary Cirrus Logic CS43198 (from specifications a chip to the TOP) I read that MoOde 7.3.0 supports the chip I reported, but among the dacs in the MPD menu I can't find its driver ... how should I configure it? thanks

[jonners]

The Allo Boss 2 DAC uses the same chip, so try selecting that one in the menu.

[MikeyFresh]

Hello to all a few weeks ago I assembled RPi with the "R98" HAT DAC which implements the legendary Cirrus Logic CS43198 (from specifications a chip to the TOP) I read that MoOde 7.3.0 supports the chip I reported, but among the dacs in the MPD menu I can't find its driver ... how should I configure it? thanks

If it's the exact same board as in this listing, the HiFiBerry DAC driver is used according to the seller description.

[MikeyFresh]

Hello to all a few weeks ago I assembled RPi with the "R98" HAT DAC which implements the legendary Cirrus Logic CS43198 (from specifications a chip to the TOP) I read that MoOde 7.3.0 supports the chip I reported, but among the dacs in the MPD menu I can't find its driver ... how should I configure it? thanks

If it's the exact same board as in this listing, the HiFiBerry DAC driver is used according to the seller description.

[AndromedaStrain]

Hello to all a few weeks ago I assembled RPi with the "R98" HAT DAC which implements the legendary Cirrus Logic CS43198 (from specifications a chip to the TOP) I read that MoOde 7.3.0 supports the chip I reported, but among the dacs in the MPD menu I can't find its driver ... how should I configure it? thanks

If it's the exact same board as in this listing, the HiFiBerry DAC driver is used according to the seller description.

the best proven driver that makes it sound the highest performance is the Audiophonics ES9028 / 9038 DAC driver in fact with that of HiFI Berry DAC indicated by the vendor using a 24bit @ 96kHz FLAC source only up to 24bit coding depth is achieved while with Audiophonics ES9028 / 9038 DAC  the same is reprotected up to 32bit

.....but unfortunately it can't play DSD files above 128
on MoOde with 7.3.0 does not read DSD256
but it is explicitly stated on the seller's description that using the HiFI Berry DAC driver with ver 7.0.1 the DAC only plays DSD up to 128 while on ver 6.4.0 it should also up to 256 and 512 but it does not seem to me that it activates it

[Tim Curtis]

That listing is loaded with misinformation. Buyer beware!

The I2S interface only supports up to DSD128. If you want to play DSD256 you'll need an audio device that uses the USB interface.

[yannig]

That listing is loaded with misinformation. Buyer beware!

The I2S interface only supports up to DSD128. If you want to play DSD256 you'll need an audio device that uses the USB interface.

Are you sure ?

https://www.audiophonics.fr/en/dac-and-i...13982.html

[DRONE7]

That listing is loaded with misinformation. Buyer beware!

The I2S interface only supports up to DSD128. If you want to play DSD256 you'll need an audio device that uses the USB interface.

Are you sure ?

https://www.audiophonics.fr/en/dac-and-i...13982.html

You can check that here...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_in..._bit_rates
upload/download

USB 2.0 high speed 480 Mbit/s   60 MB/s

HDMI                      36.864 Mbit/s   4.608 MB/s

i2s   2.250 Mbit/s @ 24bit/48 kHz    0.281 MB/s

[Tim Curtis]

That listing is loaded with misinformation. Buyer beware!

The I2S interface only supports up to DSD128. If you want to play DSD256 you'll need an audio device that uses the USB interface.

Are you sure ?

https://www.audiophonics.fr/en/dac-and-i...13982.html

Yes. It doesn't matter what the hardware supports, the I2S audio drivers in Raspberry Pi Linux are max 384 kHz PCM rate which means DSD/DoP format is limited to DSD128 (352.8 kHz PCM).

If you want to play DSD256 in either DoP or Native format or converted to PCM you will need to use the USB interface whose driver in Raspberry Pi Linux supports the higher data rates that are required as well as supporting Native DSD bitstream format. For example DSD256/DoP format requires 705.6 kHz PCM rate.