patrija wrote: > Hi. Yes, I'd like the ability to run both systems at the same time and > playing the same music. > > My main listening area I want to run analog signals from the > transporter. I plan to use the transporter's XLR and RCA at the same > time. > > In the home theater I use the Diva for digital processing, so I'm > planning to use a digital connection from the transporter. > > Question: Do the XLR, RCA, and Digital all output at the same time? > I've read the XLR/RCA do, but have not found anything on the digital > > Question: I believe my only downside to the above plan is lack of > volume control between the transporter and the music room amplifier. > For now I'll have to use the transporter volume control. > >
You are missing the point I am trying to make: Will there be a noticeable difference between the out put of the DAC on the transporter and your home-theater-amp? I'm not talking about how good it sounds - I'm talking about delay. There's bound to be some difference - will that be a problem? It might sound like you are in a stadium. Or it might not be noticeable. Look, the DAC is a computer thing. One chip maker might buffer up 1024 bytes and another 2048. If you are sampling at 42KHz thats a difference of about 1/40 of a second. Not much. But I'm just guessing at the numbers. If the difference was more like 32K bytes verses 64K, now the difference is more like 3/4 of a second. Also, do you rip to FLAC? The transporter should be able to directly decode FLAC, but what will the transporter output on the SPDIF port? Anyone know? I would think FLAC isn't supported much if at all in the commercial world. Try it, see if it works. _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list discuss@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
