hankhsucc wrote: > I use Audionet VIP G2 with EPS as DAC. :)
Well that's a bit of a beast :cool: I had a bit of a scan through the manual (waiting for my porridge to get to the Goldilocks moment :) I would noy worry too much because > For the main channels, Audionet's Intelligent Sampling technology takes > care of an absolutely accurate recovery of the analog signal from the > digital data stream. Therefore, the PCM data runs through a > sophisticated, two staged filter and de-coupling process. First of all, > the initial data is filtered and synchronously up-sampled by Audionet's > proprietary software running on a powerful digital signal processor. The > filters are designed in audiophile respect of best possible accuracy of > impulse and frequency response. Optimized in this way, the audio data is > now rendered to 192kHz/24bits by an asynchronous upsampler, thereby > completely decoupled from the input clock. I presume that applys to the input you want to use. which is the > [12 USB/SPDIF digital audio input Digital audio input to connect a > computer to the VIP G2 for playback of music and sound files using the > sophisticated D/A-converters of the front channels. The VIP G2 is > recognized as "USB Audio Device" by the operat-ing system of your > computer (for example, Windows XP*1). Use a standard audio player (for > example, Windows Media Player*1) to playback your mu-sic over the VIP > G2. Via an optional adapter cable the USB input can be used as SPDIF > input for connecting CD players, DAT recorders etc. (refer to section > "USB/SPDIF digital audio input" on page 13/QUOTE] > > > > > [ 15.6.3 Using the SPDIF input Alternatively, you can use the USB/SPDIF > > Digital audio input 12 as SPDIF digital audio input using a special > > adaptor cable available from Audionet. There-fore, you can use the > > sophisticated digital-to-analog converter of the VIP G2 for other > > digital sources like CD transports, DAT recorder, too. 1. Connect the > > USB/SPDIF Audio input 12 to the SPDIF output of the source device using > > an adaptor cable. 2. Switch on the VIP G2, then switch on the source > > device, and star the playback on the source device. The music of the > > source device is now played back using the sophisticated > > digital-to-analog converters of the VIP G2. > > > > Note∑The VIP G2 supports the formats: PCM Stereo, sample rate 32 > > kHz up to 96kHz, 16 and 24 Bits /QUOTE] > > > > I don't know what the "special cable looks like, so I gues anything that > > fits the connect would suffice providing it's from a manufacturer known > > for good quality. I would not spend a lot of money. > > > > Have you actually tried the SBT with the EDO applet connected to your > > dac ? (Connect the SBT to the machine, power on both, install the applet > > on the SBT, see what you get) > > > > > > ronnie ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Man in a van's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=43627 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=113182 _______________________________________________ Touch mailing list Touch@lists.slimdevices.com http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/touch
