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Stefan Schreiber wrote:
I would say that's debatable, in that bluray players should
accept Dolby/DCA and both are specified so that decoders skip
substreams/extensions that they don't know about.
Additionally if instructed, the player can just pass on
bitstreams without decoding to a receiver w
Roland made a rack unit called the SRC-2 that might suffice.
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Jörn Nettingsmeier wrote:
i can't think of any commercial products that would fit this
requirement.
Not me either. I guess the main problem is the syncing.
I found this:
http://www.thomann.de/fi/dangerous_music_dbox.htm
...but 1444€ just for mixing two SPDIF signals??
A thing that comes to mi
On 12/18/2013 07:29 PM, Richard G Elen wrote:
Hi all...
I'm looking for an affordable stereo digital mixer, at least two digital
(S/PDIF) inputs and an S/PDIF output, 44.1/48kHz, capable of being
locked to an input for sample rate, knobs or faders is fine, plus an
analogue in (mic or line) would
Hi all...
I'm looking for an affordable stereo digital mixer, at least two digital
(S/PDIF) inputs and an S/PDIF output, 44.1/48kHz, capable of being
locked to an input for sample rate, knobs or faders is fine, plus an
analogue in (mic or line) would be a bonus.
In other words, not unlike a
Steven Dive wrote:
FWIW, the (expensive) Meridian domestic DSP's can accept and decode Dolby
TrueHD, which is based upon MLP and one of their boxes can extract 8 channel
from HDMI. Also, I know from direct experience that a G series decoder can
accept and decode B-format from one of its sets
dts.com/professionals/audio-software/
>>>> dts-hd-master-audio-suite/overview.aspx
>>>>
>>>> anyone used it ?
>>>>
>>>>
>>> If you need 8 full range channels then it doesn't look like that will do
>>> it -
>>>
>>&
Augustine Leudar wrote:
Hi Eric,
this is what I have done in a couple of permanent installations. I use
a motu ultralite and a mini pc (or mac). This is fine for an
installation that will never be touched. However even using linux or a
mac there are problems with this setup for permanent install
Hi Eric,
this is what I have done in a couple of permanent installations. I use
a motu ultralite and a mini pc (or mac). This is fine for an
installation that will never be touched. However even using linux or a
mac there are problems with this setup for permanent installations if
the staff want t
FWIW, the (expensive) Meridian domestic DSP's can accept and decode Dolby
TrueHD, which is based upon MLP and one of their boxes can extract 8 channel
from HDMI. Also, I know from direct experience that a G series decoder can
accept and decode B-format from one of its sets of line inputs.
On 18
Stefan Schreiber wrote:
Andy Furniss wrote:
Nothing to do with this thread and I am not saying that any players
use it, but I did see the words Ambisonic and WXYZ in the spec, so
there is some provision for carrying and flagging as special
b-format in a DTS extension stream.
Maybe hidden in
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