Pcm2702 Usb-dac

[tifosi_f1]

Thanks iampivot, I dont use Linux too much but I'll keep that in mind for Xine.
I'm still searching for some kind of way to do this in windows (like a 'generic' surround sound driver where the individual outputs can be mapped to different devices)

 

[Wizard]

Where is the circuit?

 

[tifosi_f1]

Where is the circuit?

Try the previous page? There is a diagram there, or did you mean something else?

 

[Wizard]

Yes ,I know,but the photograph can't display......

 

[iampivot]

Thanks iampivot, I dont use Linux too much but I'll keep that in mind for Xine.
I'm still searching for some kind of way to do this in windows (like a 'generic' surround sound driver where the individual outputs can be mapped to different devices)

It's possible using an AC3 DirectSound filter. See posting on AVSForum or sourceforge for more information.

 

[ITZBITZ]

Kits Available Soon

FYI: I'm handling US distribution of this kit. Guzzler has sent me a good portion of the boards and related components. Estimated cost is $30, but we won't know for sure until I get it all together. The ICs are not included (PCM2702E, voltage regulators, and the Maxim DC-DC convertor) but can be obtained on their own.

There is a web site for the project as well:
USB DAC Project Site

E-mail or PM me if you are interested in one of the kits.

 

[Pierre]

Hello.
I would like to know some software aspects of the USB DAC based on TI PCM2702:
Does it run under Win95 OSR2.1 or Win98?
For example, once installed under Windows 2K, does it appear as a soundcard in the device manager?
If so, what controls do you have available? Volume and mute, perhaps? Does it implement balance?

Another question: how were the RMAA results shown in that page obtained? Using the USB DAC as output and selecting another soundcard line in as input?

Thanks!

 

[Nisbeth]

Pierre, there's a long thread on head-fi.org describing the usb-dac. I think that thread answers your questions


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