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I'm not sure if this is the right forum, I'm just trying to find out if s/pdif uses fixed point or floating point? I can't seem to find the answer
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I would create a new thread in the digital forum or find one that seems related in asking this question. I don't know the answer either, and never thought about it, I think it is a good one though.
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