I haven't tried a Raspberry Pi 2, but I did get Rivendell to run on a
Hummingboard, which appears to be an Israeli clone of the Pi. IT works
very well.
I want to use these to build 1 RU boxes I can deploy to World Classical
Network stations.
The only stumbling block is getting broadcast qu
If you're building 1U boxes anyway, might be worth putting a balanced audio
driver chip or transformer in the box. That's what I ended up doing for a
little embedded Pi "codec" I built.
Ended up being far less costly than a balanced USB card though admittedly
more fiddly to build.
Regards,
Marc.
Hey there,
Le 15/09/2015 17:41, Marc Steele a écrit :
> If you're building 1U boxes anyway, might be worth putting a balanced
> audio driver chip or transformer in the box. That's what I ended up
> doing for a little embedded Pi "codec" I built.
Do you know of any audio chip that would be able t
Hi,
The Pi doesn't have Audio in but if all you want is high quality output
(unbalanced), iqaudio.co.uk do some really nice Pi Hats that use the
internal i2c connector on the Pi (hopefully I've remembered that
connector name).
They did speak with me about balanced audio and the possibility o
I have been using a Presonus 1818VSL on our main station for several
years now without a hiccup. The labels on the ALSA controls for it on
it come up all confusing, but once you work past that, it all seems to
work. They sell smaller units as well if you don't need all those
channels. I did
Hello,
I had seen products from HiFiBerry, it looks great !
Sadly, they don't offer ADC products.
Thanks !
Hoggins!
Le 15/09/2015 18:02, Wayne Merricks a écrit :
> Hi,
>
> The Pi doesn't have Audio in but if all you want is high quality
> output (unbalanced), iqaudio.co.uk do some really ni
Hey this would be a good one.
Hopefully the RPI could keep a constant waveform going out so not to
cause some sort of mis-modulation calamity. We've been running a full
PC with an M-Audio Audiophile-192 doing this for some time now with
fabulous results, but using a Windows processing softwar
Hi,
For a USB interface that does balanced audio, I've had good luck with
the following:
http://www.mcmelectronics.com/product/555-17815
It is based on the TI PCM290x series chipset which I've seen used in
other broadcast gear.
http://www.ti.com/product/PCM2900/description
Admittedly it is lim
On Tue, 15 Sep 2015, Lorne Tyndale wrote:
For a USB interface that does balanced audio, I've had good luck with
the following:
http://www.mcmelectronics.com/product/555-17815
I'm testing one right now on an Intel NUC running Rivendell. The output
levels seem awfully low; I'm not sure why
On Tuesday 15 September 2015 12:26:25 pm James L. Stewart wrote:
> I still don't know if it will run a "true" real-time kernel or not,
Some of us have some experience with "true" real time, and it ain't Linux !
Hard, and the so-called soft real time.
An RTOS is a different animal in many ways.
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