I agree with Bill on this both from my understanding of how the sound
hosts work, the drivers work on D44, Presonus, and Lynx (my
understanding is not applicable to others) and better yet, on
observation using my 4 trace oscilloscope making measurements!
Bob
N4HY
Bill Tracey wrote:
Don't
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I wonder if its really something to enjoy
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Reflector; Ken N9VV
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] F.Y.I. Flex-Radio has workaround for Presonus
at96Khz
I wonder if its really something to enjoy. Is there much benefit to the
96KHz beyond a wider display when in SPEC mode using PowerSDR? I can see
it
as an advantage when using the softrock boards
Bhhh. Believe it or not, I once repaired a Cray Supercomputer at
the end of a several thousand mile long teletype link using ascii art.
In the ascii art diagram, arrange it so the top line and middle ZERO
(zero frequency) line up. The line of carets in the third line are
CENTERED
:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mike WA8BXN
Sent: Tuesday, August 01, 2006 6:41 PM
To: FlexRadio Reflector; Ken N9VV
Subject: Re: [Flexradio] F.Y.I. Flex-Radio has workaround for Presonus
at96Khz
I wonder if its really something to enjoy. Is there much benefit to
the
96KHz beyond a wider display
. Flex-Radio has workaround for Presonus
at96Khz
Here is one advantage. Using a sampling rate of 96 KHz as opposed to 48
KHz processes a data stream twice as fast. This reduces the latency of
processed audio in half (theoretically).
-Tim
Don't think it will increase latency -- the DttSP code runs on blocks of
some number of samples. So if you're running at 96khz instead of 48khz the
time per block is halved.
True you do have to move 2x the amount of data/unit time but it will not
have the effect of increasing latency.
Bill
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