I have just finished my SP/DIF cable, with the right connectors : Cinch
(sat TV tuner) and BNC (to the floating input of the Transceiver).
It works (only) when source clock is on this input. Logical...
But when I switch to the Squeezecenter, I hear muffled and bassy
sounds.
I have tried sync
Sean,
Thank you very much for your answer.
I did not expect an answer from the father of the Transporter !
In my setup, it is not a real problem of ground loop : in fact, my
cathodic TV has a big default current (maybe from the high voltage
transformer) and it is not grounded : I have measured
My satellite receiver has a S/PDIF RCA connector. No optical connector,
alas, you'll see why :
It is SCART connected with my TV set, which has some ground leaks (up
to 70 V!). I have had some problems with the analog link to my
amplifier...
- Is the transformer-coupled S/PDIF input of the
If you're worried about ground loops, use either Transporter's BNC or
optical input. The BNC is floating, and is transformer isolated so it
can't make a loop. The optical, of course, is optically isolated.
I don't follow what you're saying about the SCART connector. It is
normal to measure
