bug report:
application crashes when clicking “repeat” button while a song is loading (i.e. when clicking “repeat” button right after clicking play on track).
MacOS 26.1 (tho has been happening for two years ever since i first got Origin)
Origin
More information is needed… Please paste your debug information here to provide information about your playback setup and Audirvāna configuration…
I am unable to replicate this behavior on my system…
- macOS 26.3
- M2 Max Mac Studio, 64GB RAM (13GB allocated for playback pre-load)
- Audirvāna Studio v3 Beta 2.99.18
Audirvana Origin 2.6.4 (20604)
Running on MacBook Air (M1, 2020), Apple M1
macOS 26.1 ARM64 with 8GB physical RAM
Connected account of : [redacted]
NETWORK
Status: available
Local network access: allowed
LOADING/DECODING:
Max audio buffer size: 634MB
Polarity Inversion:
Globally: OFF
Per track: ON
SIGNAL PROCESSING:
Effect Plugins: NOT ACTIVE
UPSAMPLING:
r8brain not in use
r8brain filter parameters
Bandwidth = 99.5%
Stop band attenuation 218dB
Phase linear
AUDIO VOLUME:
Replay Gain: None
Max allowed volume: 100
SW volume control: OFF
LIBRARY SETTINGS:
Sync list: 0 folders
Sync folders at startup: NO
iTunes/Music library synchronization: last synchronized on Sat Feb 14 10:52:17 2026
Sort and display order: en_US
Library database path: /Users/gene/Library/Application Support/Audirvana/AudirvanaDatabase.sqlite
Remote Control server:
Listening on
en0 IPv4: 192.168.0.32
on port 58550
APPEARANCE SETTINGS:
UI theme: dark
Font size: regular
Language: System language
Show album covers in tracks list: yes
Source list sorted:
My Music
Library
Startup view: My Music: Albums
Show local extended in source list: yes
Use media keys: yes
Use media keys for volume control: yes
Use Apple Remote: yes
Number of paired remotes: 1
Remote pairing code required: yes
Screen saver disabled: no
=================== AUDIO DEVICE ========================
Active method: Local
Max. memory for audio buffers: 634MB
Local Audio Engine: CoreAudio
Exclusive access: ON
Integer mode: ON
Use max I/O buffer size: ON
Actual I/O buffer frame size: 512
Preferred device:
Apple Inc. earbuds (mk3)
Model UID:2027 4c
UID:34-0E-22-81-69-E0:output
Currently playing in standard 32bit float mode
Device: 2ch Mixable linear PCM Interleaved 32bits little endian Signed Float, 8 bytes per frame 48kHz
Active Sample Rate: 48kHz
Hog Mode is on
Bridge settings:
Sample rate limitation: none
Sample rate switching latency: none
Limit bitdepth to 24bit: OFF
Mute during sample rate change: OFF
Selected device:earbuds (mk3)
Manufacturer: Apple Inc.
Model name: Apple Inc. earbuds (mk3)
Model UID: 2027 4c
UID: 34-0E-22-81-69-E0:output
ID 0x54
2 available sample rates up to 48000Hz
24000
48000
Audio buffer frame size : 15 to 960 frames
Current I/O buffer frame size : 512
Volume Control
Physical: No
Virtual: Yes
Max volume alert: Enabled
MQA capability
Auto-detect MQA devices: Yes
Not automatically detected, user set to not MQA
DSD capability
Unhandled (PCM conversion) with boost gain of 6dB
Device audio channels
Preferred stereo channels L:1 R:2
Channel bitmap: Ox3, layout:
Channel 0 mapped to 0
Channel 1 mapped to 1
Audio channels in use
Number of channels: 2
Use as stereo device only: No
Simple stereo device: Yes
1 output streams:
Number of active channels: 2, in 1 stream(s)
Channel #0 :Stream 0 channel 0
Channel #1 :Stream 0 channel 1
Stream ID 0x55 2 channels starting at 1
2 virtual formats:
2 ch Mixable linear PCM Interleaved 32 little endian Signed Float 48kHz
2 ch Mixable linear PCM Interleaved 32 little endian Signed Float 24kHz
2 physical formats
2 ch Mixable linear PCM Interleaved 32 little endian Signed Float 48kHz
2 ch Mixable linear PCM Interleaved 32 little endian Signed Float 24kHz
Local devices found : 2
Device #0: ID 0x54 earbuds (mk3)
Manufacturer: Apple Inc.
Model UID: 2027 4c
UID: 34-0E-22-81-69-E0:output
Model name: Apple Inc. earbuds (mk3)
Device #1: ID 0x48 MacBook Air Speakers
Manufacturer: Apple Inc.
Model UID: Speaker
UID: BuiltInSpeakerDevice
Model name: Apple Inc. MacBook Air Speakers
UPnP
UPnP network interface
Selected Network interface: Wi-Fi
Available Network interfaces:
Wi-Fi
UPnP devices found : 0
Chromecast
Chromecast devices found : 0
Try increasing your playback pre-load memory allocation to 2GB and setting the bit-depth limit to 24bit… And, limit the sample-rate to 48kHz.
Bridge settings:
Sample rate limitation: none
Sample rate switching latency: none
Limit bitdepth to 24bit: OFF
Mute during sample rate change: OFF
*Also try up-sampling and down-converting all files to 48kHz using a ‘Custom’ strategy.
For example:
- 44.14kHz → 48kHz
- 48kHz → 48kHz
- 88.2kHz → 48kHz
- 96kHz → 48kHz
- 176.4kHz → 48kHz
- 192kHz → 48kHz
- 352.8kHz → 48kHz
- 384kHz → 48kHz
- Keep in mind this is just in the context of the Apple EarPods, otherwise with the system DAC or another DAC you will apply a different playback configuration strategy.
don’t see the setting for “limit bitdepth to 24bit”
re: “try up-sampling and down-converting all files to 48kHz using a ‘Custom’ strategy.” – are you suggesting manually converting all audio files to 48kHz ? that kind of thing really should be handled by the software. not feasible or practical to have users convert their files.
You can choose to pick ‘custom’ when you want to do ‘upsampling’ . You can give Audirvāna the instruction to upsample 44.1 to 48, to play 48 at 48 and to down sample 88.2 and up to 48 as well.
When you choose for example ‘x2 only’ Audirvāna will multiply every sample rate by 2. E.g. 44.1 will become 88.2, 48 will become 96, 88.2 will become 176.4 etc.
With custom you have more flexibility.
Okay, I forgot about the specifics.. This is because the Apple EarPods only support 24bit signals… If the DAC supports 32 bit signals you get a choice of bit-depth in the “Device Input” settings.
Hi @nobodyknows , can you please try the latest version of Audirvāna Studio?