Themis wrote: > So, the idea was : to include the A/D clock in the initially recorded > data. > This could allow all the intermediate "transports" to do just that : > transport the initial data (and clock, thus) without adding anything to > the stored data. Whatever the number of intermediate transports the > data+clock would remain unchanged.
Close. actually, the clock becomes irrelevant with data on the "disk" then it is just data. But when recording, you need to have all of your ADC on the same clock. You need meta data to say what clock rate is applicable to the data, but the actual clock timing is no longer important. Then on playback, you pull the data off the "disk", and create a clock of the appropriate rate, and send the clock and data together. Of course, "disk" is just a storage place, it could be a flash drive, hard disk, or TCP/IP link. -- Pat Farrell http://www.pfarrell.com/ _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/audiophiles
