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MuSéa manual Playback
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Playback

The Now Playing area shows the current track large with its cover, a visualization in the centre, the transport bar at the bottom and the queue at the side.

Screenshot 11: Now Playing view: cover and track info, visualization in the centre, transport bar at the bottom, queue on the right
Fig. 11 — Now Playing view: cover and track info, visualization in the centre, transport bar at the bottom, queue on the right

5.1 The transport bar

ControlFunction
ShuffleRandom order on/off
Previous / NextPrevious / next track
Play / PausePlay or pause
RepeatRepeat: off / all / one
VolumeSoftware volume — 100 % = bit-perfect
EQ on/off / EQ viewTurn the equalizer on/off or show its view
🎧 Why 100 % volume means “bit-perfect”
Any volume change below 100 % digitally scales the signal down and thereby alters the bits. Only at full volume does MuSéa pass the data stream untouched to the output device. Then preferably adjust the volume on the amplifier or DAC.

5.2 The signal badge

Below the track it shows the state the output path is in:

BadgeMeaning
Bit-PerfectThe stream is output unchanged — ideal
DSD (DoP)DSD via DoP, bit-exact (MHz value)
ResamplingExactly upsampled to a higher rate
SharedVia the Windows mixer — not bit-perfect
DSP modeEQ, Aura or convolution active — the path is deliberately no longer bit-perfect

5.3 Queue

The PLAY QUEUE list shows the upcoming tracks; the current one is highlighted. Tracks land here via Add to queue, by double-click or via the context menus of the library and the playlists.

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