seanadams;253597 Wrote: > I think a more likely explanation is that you are not syncing in either > case - perhaps they are both trying to be master, and it only _appears_ > to work at 44.1 because the nominal clock speeds are the same.
No. seanadams;253597 Wrote: > > What happens if you disconnect the word clock during 44.1 playback? > What _should_ happen is that the Transporter and the external DAC will > immediately go out of sync and the DAC should go silent. That would be > a good test to do to make absolutely sure that the word clock is in > fact functioning at 44.1. It goes silent. seanadams;253597 Wrote: > > Incidentally, do you know how your DAC knows to output a 48KHz clock? > Is that a manual setting, or is it supposed to get it from the s/pdif > channel status information? Yes it is a manual setting. Please, notice that I use a DAC and en external clock, i.e. two units. The clock (square waves) is fed to the Transporter using a standard 75 Ohms cable with BNC connectors. No- not S/PDIF format. That is, one cable feed the clock TO the Transporter, and another (S/PDIF) sends the signal FROM the TRansporter to the DAC. Rgds. -- achri-d ------------------------------------------------------------------------ achri-d's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=10325 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=39770 _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/audiophiles
