Digital Audio Receiver / SRC Chips

speakerguy79 · 21st February 2008, 12:28 AM

I am looking for both a digital audio receiver and sample rate converter. I am looking for 192kHz capable devices. I know of CS8416 for an S/PDIF receiver but I do not know if there is anything else that compares or is better.

Also I am looking for a sample rate converter. Cirrus makes the CS8421 but again if there are other comparable or better units you could recommend I would appreciate it. I do not know what the TI or Analog Devices equivalents of these are. Thank you for any help!

b-square · 21st February 2008, 01:19 AM

TI SRC4192 or SRC4392

error401 · 21st February 2008, 11:39 AM

ADI have AD1896. It is pin compatible with TI SRC4192.

If you just want SPDIF without the SRC, you can use TI DIX4192 (requires microcontroller) or DIR9001.

If you can get ahold of their parts easily, Wolfson makes WM8805 and WM8804 S/PDIF transceivers.

rossl · 13th March 2008, 04:31 PM

I am testing the Wolfson WM8804 SPDIF receiver and I am happy with the results.

except for one thing.

WM8804 won't sync to 176.4K SPDIF in hardware mode.

see page 29 of the Wolfson WM8804 pdf file data sheet. rev4.1

I was playing an assortment of DVD-Audio discs and practically all use a sampling rate of 96K or 192K. These sampling rates work, along with regular 44.1K, 48K, and 88.2K. I have one DVD-A that uses 176.4K, Neil Young - On the Beach. When I try to play this one, the WM8804 flashes the LOCK and TRANS_ERR lights and we get no audio...

The Wolfson PDF file says the part must have the PLL reconfigured in software mode to receive 174.6

bummer!

And.. the worst part is that you have to somehow know that the data coming in is 176.4, because if you set the PLL for 176.4 then it must be set back to the original setting to make 192K work again later.

linuxworks · 23rd February 2012, 12:34 AM

any updates to this? I'm also trying the 8804 in hardware mode and also finding it can't sink on inbound to 176.4k.

works on 44,48,192k (did not try 96).

the spec sheet talks a lot about how to handle the weird 176k mode but they kind of gloss over 176k in hardware mode.

curious if anyone found this to work or not, in hw mode?

21st February 2008, 12:28 AM	#1
speakerguy79 diyAudio Member Join Date: May 2006	Digital Audio Receiver / SRC Chips I am looking for both a digital audio receiver and sample rate converter. I am looking for 192kHz capable devices. I know of CS8416 for an S/PDIF receiver but I do not know if there is anything else that compares or is better. Also I am looking for a sample rate converter. Cirrus makes the CS8421 but again if there are other comparable or better units you could recommend I would appreciate it. I do not know what the TI or Analog Devices equivalents of these are. Thank you for any help!

21st February 2008, 11:39 AM	#3
error401 diyAudio Member Join Date: Mar 2007	ADI have AD1896. It is pin compatible with TI SRC4192. If you just want SPDIF without the SRC, you can use TI DIX4192 (requires microcontroller) or DIR9001. If you can get ahold of their parts easily, Wolfson makes WM8805 and WM8804 S/PDIF transceivers. __________________ http://audio.gotroot.ca/

13th March 2008, 04:31 PM	#4
rossl diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Central Ohio	WM8804 won't sync to 176.4K SPDIF in hardware mode I am testing the Wolfson WM8804 SPDIF receiver and I am happy with the results. except for one thing. WM8804 won't sync to 176.4K SPDIF in hardware mode. see page 29 of the Wolfson WM8804 pdf file data sheet. rev4.1 I was playing an assortment of DVD-Audio discs and practically all use a sampling rate of 96K or 192K. These sampling rates work, along with regular 44.1K, 48K, and 88.2K. I have one DVD-A that uses 176.4K, Neil Young - On the Beach. When I try to play this one, the WM8804 flashes the LOCK and TRANS_ERR lights and we get no audio... The Wolfson PDF file says the part must have the PLL reconfigured in software mode to receive 174.6 bummer! And.. the worst part is that you have to somehow know that the data coming in is 176.4, because if you set the PLL for 176.4 then it must be set back to the original setting to make 192K work again later.

23rd February 2012, 12:34 AM	#5
linuxworks diyAudio Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: santa clara, CA	any updates to this? I'm also trying the 8804 in hardware mode and also finding it can't sink on inbound to 176.4k. works on 44,48,192k (did not try 96). the spec sheet talks a lot about how to handle the weird 176k mode but they kind of gloss over 176k in hardware mode. curious if anyone found this to work or not, in hw mode? __________________ My Photostream:http://www.flickr.com/photos/linux-works/

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21st February 2008, 01:19 AM	#2
b-square diyAudio Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Seattle, WA	TI SRC4192 or SRC4392

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