![]() It is not a OS level issue, they just need to upgrade the Apple Music App to have an "exclusive mode" just like what Roon has MacOS App. Which is a shame on Apple how they have missed this on the MacOS Apple Music app. I've tried connecting my iPhone 11 Pro Max to an external DAC and the DAC displaying matching bitrate of the track. Playing on iOS, on the other hand, is bit-perfect, aka, no resampling. Using other player, for example Roon, which has "exclusive" mode will ignore sampling rate setting from Audio MIDI Setup and play tracks matching the material sample rate, up to the max supported bitrate of your DAC. ![]() ![]() It will ONLY follow a fixed bit rate which you have set on Audio MIDI Setup for the connected DAC.įor example if you set Audio MIDI Setup for your $15k DAC from Nagra at 96k/24bit, all your music played from Apple Music App on your Macbook will be streamed at 96k/24bit, doesn't matter if the track itself is 44.1k or 96k.īottomline, playing music from Apple Music App using a Macbook is not bit-perfect, as it will resampled by whatever fixed setting at Audio MIDI Setup. Meaning, the application itself will not "take over" and stream to your DAC with the native bitrate of the music you're playing via Apple Music. Apple Music app on MacOS does NOT do "EXCLUSIVE MODE" ![]()
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