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I have updated to the latest 2.0.14 and the issue remains the same as noted above. FYI - The older 1.6.2 plugin is completely non-functional with DSD on the latest non-beta foobar2000, but this older version works fine on the latest beta.

Correction - the bug was introduced after 1.6.2. Updating to any version after that causes the seek clicking even with smooth seeking checked. Reverting to 1.6.2 immediately fixes the issue. I would guess that the "Experimental: Fading is disabled when output is in DSD mode." update may not be allowing fading to remain enabled when playing back PCM.

Correction - the bug was introduced after 1.6.2. Updating to any version after that causes the seek clicking even with smooth seeking checked. Reverting to 1.6.2 immediately fixes the issue.

Thanks for checking

When playing DSD files output to DSD, there are loud pops when manually seeking (clicking the seek bar to go to a different part of the track), only when "enable smooth seeking" is checked in the Preferences - Output page. I realize it is likely due to these fading effects being PCM-based but is there a way for a future update to prevent these loud pops without having to uncheck my preferred fading every time I play DSD, and while still having DSD playback (not converting to PCM; my receiver plays...

When playing DSD files output to DSD, there are loud pops when manually seeking (clicking the seek bar to go to a different part of the track), only when "enable smooth seeking" is checked in the Preferences - Output page. I realize it is likely due to these fading effects being PCM-based but is there a way for a future update to prevent these loud pops without having to uncheck my preferred fading every time I play DSD, and while still having DSD playback (not converting to PCM; my receiver plays...

When playing DSD files output to DSD, there are loud pops when manually seeking (clicking the seek bar to go to a different part of the track), only when "enable smooth seeking" is checked in the Preferences - Output page. I realize it is likely due to these fading effects being PCM-based but is there a way to prevent these loud pops without having to uncheck my preferred fading every time I play DSD, and while still having DSD playback (not converting to PCM; my receiver plays DSD without conversion...