Power On Resume

You can choose how your player should resume the current playlist when you press the POWER button to turn the player off and then again to turn it on again later. This setting applies to this player and other players while they are synchronized to this player.

< name=pref_powerOnResume> < value=PauseOff-NoneOn ed>Pause at power off / Remain paused at power on< value=PauseOff-PlayOn>Pause at power off / Resume at power on< value=StopOff-NoneOn>Stop at power off / Remain stopped at power on< value=StopOff-PlayOn>Stop at power off / Restart song at power on< value=StopOff-ResetOn>Stop at power off / Reset playlist at power on< value=StopOff-ResetPlayOn>Stop at power off / Restart playlist at power on 

Power Off AUDIO

When Transporter is turned off the audio section can be completely powered down. Powering down the audio section may cause an audible pop.

< name=pref_powerOffDac> < value=0 ed>Audio always on< value=1>Power down audio when off 

Crossfade

The player can gradually transition between songs, either by crossfading between them, or by fading songs in or out. Choose the type of crossfade you would like.

< name=pref_transition> < value=0 ed>None< value=1>Crossfade< value=2>Fade in< value=3>Fade out< value=4>Fade in and out 

Smart Crossfade

If Smart Crossfade is enabled, successive tracks played from the same album will not use the Crossfade setting.

< name=pref_transitionSmart> < value=0 ed>Disable Smart Crossfade< value=1>Enable Smart Crossfade 

Crossfade duration

Enter the amount of time to take to crossfade between songs, in seconds. The maximum is 10 seconds.

< size=5 value=4 name=pref_transitionDuration> 

Volume Control

You can fix the volume control at 100% if you are using the volume control on your amplifier to control loudness or need perfect digital passthrough. This affects both digital and analog volume.

< name=pref_digitalVolumeControl> < value=0 ed>Output level is fixed at 100%< value=1>Volume controls adjust outputs 

Audio Startup Time

Some audio receivers and D/A converters need a little extra time to start decoding audio from the player when playing back MP3 audio. You can specify how much time, in seconds, to wait after pressing play to start sending MP3 audio. The default value is 0, a value of 0.25 seconds works for many receivers.

< size=15 value=0 name=pref_mp3SilencePrelude> 

Digital Output Encoding

You can choose between S/PDIF and AES/EBU encoding for the digital outputs.

< name=pref_digitalOutputEncoding> < value=0>S/PDIF< value=1 ed>AES/EBU 

Clock Source

Transporter's outputs can be synchronized with internal or external sources. Choose a clock source below.

< name=pref_clockSource> < value=0 ed>Internal Clock< value=1>Word Clock Input< value=2>Balanced AES/EBU< value=3>BNC Coax S/PDIF< value=4>RCA Coax S/PDIF< value=5>Optical S/PDIF (TOSLINK) 

Effects loop input

An external digital processor, such as an EQ, may be connected via s/pdif to process the signal before it reaches Trasporter's internal DAC. If this option is enabled, then the external processor must be connected and operating in order for Transporter's analog outputs to function.

< name=pref_fxloopSource> < value=0 ed>Disabled< value=1>Balanced AES/EBU< value=2>BNC Coax S/PDIF< value=3>RCA Coax S/PDIF< value=4>Optical S/PDIF (TOSLINK) 

Effects loop clock mode

Preferably, the external processor's output will be synchronized to its input. Choose synchronous clock mode in this case, and the incoming signal will be reclocked by Transporter's internal oscillator for minimal jitter. In asynchronous mode, Transporter will recover the clock from the incoming signal, so it is not required to be synchronized.

< name=pref_fxloopClock> < value=0 ed>Synchronous: Transporter is master< value=1>Asynchronous: External processor is master 

Polarity Inversion

Transporter can invert the polarity of the audio signal.

< name=pref_polarityInversion> < value=0 ed>Normal polarity< value=3>Inverted polarity 

Word Clock On S/PDIF Outputs

When using the digital inputs, Transporter can be the clock master, and transmit a word clock signal on its S/PDIF outputs. This feature must only be enabled if the source device provides a word clock input and the cable is connected.

< name=pref_wordClockOutput> < value=0 ed>Word clock output is disabled (Source is master)< value=1>Word clock output is enabled (Transporter is master)