CS8412 question

[Bas Horneman]

Maybe Simon and Garfunkel also has a stereo PCM 16bit/44.1kHz track?

OR

Your Vestel player does not do its job as advertised?

OR

The Vestel player can convert everything to PCM but some at a higher sampling rate...in which case you MIGHT be helped by a 8414. Might because my DAC can accept sampling rates up to 192kHz, and who is to say at what sampling rate the Vestel outputs it PCM. Hopefully someone who really knows his story can help us.

Cheers,
Bas

[A 8]

2.0 can be either pcm, dd or mpeg, 5.1 can be dd, dts or mpeg so what is it you are refering to?

Just get into the menu system of the player, find audio options, digital out and set them all to PCM!? You should be 99% covered by then.

If it still don't work you probably have some sort of copyprotection that stops the spdif feed.

[A 8]

No dvdplayer upconvert digital out, its 48kHz or 44kHz depending on the source. If it was a 96kHz disc almost all players downconvert to 48kHz on the digital output.

[Bas Horneman]

If it was a 96kHz disc almost all players downconvert to 48kHz on the digital output.

You could be right. That makes perfect sense to me.

[maartentje]

hmmm i have set the output to 96khz and it does the same as on 48khz it only plays pcm2.0 records

[A 8]

Just get into the menu system of the player, find audio options, digital out and set them all to PCM!? You should be 99% covered by then.

Again, get in there and make sure you have set DD, Mpeg and (DTS) to PCM and try once more.

[jwb]

Often DVD players are intractable with respect to the audio data. You might try using a PC to play the DVD. Normally a computer program will give you total control over the playback. Especially flexible are mplayer and vlc.