Re: Digital audio questions

2014-07-14 Thread Laurence Taylor
On 14/07/2014 05:13, Donald L. Roberts wrote:
 I have two small television sets, each of which has what looks like an R 
 C A jack which is labeled as some sort of audio output.  Since it is not 
 analog, just what type of digital audio is it likely to be?

It's quite likely to be analogue audio; I've never seen a TV with
digital audio out, and it's even less likely with a portable set.

If it is digital out, it will be S/P DIF of whatever format the
broadcast is (usually 48k MP2 I think).

 On a similar note, what type of digital audio do my mini disc players 
 use?  I know that the recording format is a-track, but is the digital 
 audio sdif or something else?

Probably S/P DIF again. That's what mine is.

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Re: Digital audio questions

2014-07-14 Thread Gary Schindler
Don, that is a coaxial output. you may notice though, that the outside of 
the jack itself is raised higher on the rim than a regular RCA jack.


the other digital output probably is a Toshiba toslink jack. it usually has 
a square shape on the outside of it.


If you happen to plug into a video composite jack by mistake, you will get a 
hum in your amplifier from the video signal.


- Original Message - 
From: Donald L. Roberts donald.robert...@gmail.com

To: PC Audio Discussion List pc-audio@pc-audio.org
Sent: Monday, July 14, 2014 12:13 AM
Subject: Digital audio questions


I have two small television sets, each of which has what looks like an R C 
A jack which is labeled as some sort of audio output.  Since it is not 
analog, just what type of digital audio is it likely to be?


On a similar note, what type of digital audio do my mini disc players use? 
I know that the recording format is a-track, but is the digital audio sdif 
or something else?


Thanks for answers.

Don Roberts




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