It would be impossible to say for sure , the Transporter is well
designed product developer by sane people .
So the outputs should be ok all of them , the may differ measurably ,
but a product like this do not really have audible jitter levels for
example .

AES/EBU is actually not better than spdiff on Transporter ( there are
som words from the designer Sean Adams about that on this forum ) .
AES/EBU has raised some magic thinking in audiophile press and fora as
it is a "professional format" . The professional part is really about
repurposing xlr cables and patch switch boards to make a conversion from
analog to digital studio cheaper and simpler ,this was a concern in the
80's and 90's.

So use any output they are probably all beyond human abilities to tell
apart .

On the other side the DAC you intend to use ? Then it can get different
it should not but it can if that design is somehow flawed so it prefers
one input .

So no one can really say without knowing what DAC you intend to use .

If we assume you buy any reasonably designed DAC , a say just pick one
output .

Best solution would be to actually sell the transporter and get an PI
with some digital out board .
Transporter is "only" a 24/96 device using the digital out would not
change that .
This would not matter much either but more exotic formats would need
server transcoding .



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