Valentino;510322 Wrote:
> What level of jitter-induced distortion can one expect?
>
> I haven't been able to understand how to make SOX do fixed 44.1. That
> would be nice.
This will resample all flacs to 44100:
flc flc * *
# FT:{START=--skip=%t}U:{END=--until=%v}D:{RESAMPLE=-r %d}
[flac] -dcs
What level of jitter-induced distortion can one expect?
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Valentino;510286 Wrote:
> That was my initial reaction since the Behringer's happy lights went all
> unhappy and the whole system stopped playing when i tried activating
> Wordclock In while in asynchronous mode.
>
> Let me add that the reason for using the Behringer is because of web
> radio wh
bhaagensen;510237 Wrote:
> Hi,
> Valentino: How do you know that 'Wordclock IN' actually outputs
> something, rather than e.g. simply doing nothing? Maybe you wrote it,
> but I couldn't find an exact reason.
That was my initial reaction since the Behringer's happy lights went
all unhappy and the
I do not _know_ that the Transporter word clock in outputs something.
seanadams says it does not (That also means it cannot I presume).
I might have been fooled into some audiophile "truth" that wordclock in
is better than no word clock in, also for a DAC. The Meitner and dCS
DACs have wordclock
Hi,
I'm not completely clear on whether you have reached a common
conclusion, but I thought I'd offer some comments.
Valentino: How do you know that 'Wordclock IN' actually outputs
something, rather than e.g. simply doing nothing? Maybe you wrote it,
but I couldn't find an exact reason.
I think
Okay. So the Transporter just does not like the combo Wordclock in and
Asyncronous mode. I still haven't understood why. Shall reread your
posts.
Thanks again.
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Valentino;510059 Wrote:
> Trying to rephrase:
>
> Judging by the behaviour of seems to me that Wordclock In OUTPUTS
> something when I try to use it in my application with the RME as master.
> Quite unexpected.
I still don't know what you mean by that. It is an input and that's all
there is to
Trying to rephrase:
Judging by the behaviour of seems to me that Wordclock In OUTPUTS
something when I try to use it in my application with the RME as master.
Quite unexpected.
I will have to read you replies again (and again probably). Very
educational, thank you.
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Valentino;510043 Wrote:
> Okay. I may be getting it if you can help me with a couple more
> questions:
>
> Even if the BNC is labeled Wordclock In it is actually Wordclock Out?
>
No, it is a word clock in, as labeled. It is used when Transporter is
acting as a data source (clock slave) feedin
Okay. I may be getting it if you can help me with a couple more
questions:
Even if the BNC is labeled Wordclock In it is actually Wordclock Out?
If so: Is the wordclock signal generated from the spdif input
Transporter receives from my RME?
Thanks again.
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Valentino;510033 Wrote:
> Thanks for replying, seanadams.
> The basis is that I would like to syncronize the receiving end of the
> effect loop to word clock in instead of the clock embedded in the spdif
> signal as I do believe that it will reduce jitter in the system.
>
It will not. Word cloc
seanadams;510024 Wrote:
> Can you explain in more detail what you want to accomplish? I don't
> think word clock has been tested in this context, but it's not clear to
> me that what you're doing is a valid application for it either.
Thanks for replying, seanadams.
The basis is that I would lik
Can you explain in more detail what you want to accomplish? I don't
think word clock has been tested in this context, but it's not clear to
me that what you're doing is a valid application for it either.
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sean
This puzzles me:
I'm using the Transporter's processor loop.
In the loop I have a Behringer SRC2496 sample rate converter and a RME
Fireface UC external USB sound card. The Behringer converts incoming
data to 44.1kHz.
RME is master clock source, and Behringer is happy with that.
However, the Tra
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