AndreSz;315064 Wrote:
> I have purchased some 88/24 & 96/24 flacs from Meridian, and have
> managed to play them on my Transporter, but only with the Transporter
> as clock Master.
I am also refering to some comments I made on this issue in the other
"clock/sync" thread. I have som problems as f
Ciaran, the only way to get something is to ask for it, and I'm sure if
enough people ask then it will happen (in some form). The slim/logitech
guys have an excellent track record of listening to these forums and
using it to improve their products.
The Transporter is a great piece of kit and I wo
Thanks AndreSz for those helpful posts. From what I found on the
"Setting Transporter to Slave for World (sic) Clock Input " thread, I
had gathered that the half-speed effect might be a problem. I am
disappointed that the Delius will only output 44.1 or 48 clocks as
well: I had assumed that I wou
If you try to play a 88/24 flac on the Transporter with a 44.1 Master
clock, as I have done, the file will play - but at half speed !.
The only way out of this is a firmware/hardware change in the
Transporter or an external clock multiplier.
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AndreSz
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I have a DCS delius/purcell & Transporter. My standard configuration is
to source the Master clock from the Delius to the Transporter. This
works well and the improvement is clearly auduble.
I have purchased some 88/24 & 96/24 flacs from Meridian, and have
managed to play them on my Transporter,
The first Verdi which upsampled was the Verdi la Scala. When I was in
communication with dCS in England, they also referred to the Verdi
Encore: an upsampling Verdi with digital inputs. At the time I couldn't
see why I would want one and it cost extra, so I didn't follow it up.
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Ciaran
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My setup includes a DCS Verdi transport, Purcell upsampler, Elgar Plus
DAC and a Verona clock. All the units are connected to the Verona clock
and my plan is to connect the TP to the Verona clock, this seems to make
sence.
Also after talking to the Tech at Audiophile Systems, the distributor
of
adamslim;314336 Wrote:
> Does using the Verona as master clock really make sense? I would have
> thought that you would want the master clock in the DAC for best jitter
> elimination, in which case the Verona would be redundant in a 'direct'
> system.
>
> It makes sense to me if you are syncing
Does using the Verona as master clock really make sense? I would have
thought that you would want the master clock in the DAC for best jitter
elimination, in which case the Verona would be redundant in a 'direct'
system.
It makes sense to me if you are syncing many digital processors (and
potent
Ciaran;314246 Wrote:
> Thanks for the info, anselld! I'd been wondering about the clocking:
> the Verona outputs 44.1kHz and 48kHz only: all the high resolution
> audio files use a multiple of one or other of these (the most extreme
> being DSD with 64 × 44.1kHz = 2.8224MHz) and the Elgar Plus i
anselld;314136 Wrote:
> Not quite, but I have used TP with Delius and Purcell upsampler using TP
> slaved to the Delius world clock output. It certainly works and I don't
> think you will have any major problems. The only issue as far as I see
> it is that you will have to manually change clock
Ciaran;314042 Wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am in the happy position of having a dCS Elgar DAC and Verona Word
> Clock. I would like to be able to use these to play high density
> (88.2/24, 96/24 etc: Elgar goes up to 192/24) audio files on my PC over
> my hi fi system. Does anyone in the forum have experie
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