bhaagensen;501405 Wrote: > Since its easy, could you explain exactly how? > > (Bear in mind that decoding of flac to wav is not at all related to > timing.)
I wasn't talking about the decoding. I was talking about the digital signal that is eventually passed to the DAC. There's jitter there, of course. And, in principle, how much there is, and how correlated it is with the signal, could be affected by the flac to wav conversion (which is happening in the unit, not on the server), for example, by noise generated by that conversion or power supply fluctuations due to just about anything you please. Whether it IS affected by such things is not for me to say. Nor is it for me to say whether, given the particular design of the SB or Receiver or Transporter circuits, it CAN be affected in any particular one of those cases, since I don't know anything about those designs. My point is simply that, in principle, there is no reason to think no such thing CAN happen. To say otherwise is to put a bit too much faith in theory and to forget the limitations of any particular implementation. -- rgheck Transporter --> Pass Labs D1 --> Pass Labs Aleph 2s --> Thiel CS 1.6s Transporter --> Adcom GDA-600 --> Pass Labs B1 (DIY) --> Adcom GFA-5800 --> Thiel CS 1.6s Receiver --> T-Amp --> Monitor Audio Radius 90s Receiver --> Sony HT Receiver (Garbage) --> Monitor Audio Raduis HT Setup SqueezeboxServer on a 350MHz Pentium II with 768MB RAM, 1.5TB storage, running Centos 5.x ------------------------------------------------------------------------ rgheck's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=25803 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=71321 _______________________________________________ audiophiles mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/audiophiles
