In that case, may I reserve one board? Thanks.
BTW, received the board with the updated firmware. Many thanks.
BTW, received the board with the updated firmware. Many thanks.
Ian,
How are the isolators powered? Having independent supplies on FIFO and Clock board is easy as they both have independent power connectors. The FIFO board has a second power connector which can be used to power one side of the isolator board. Where would you tap the power from the clock board?
How are the isolators powered? Having independent supplies on FIFO and Clock board is easy as they both have independent power connectors. The FIFO board has a second power connector which can be used to power one side of the isolator board. Where would you tap the power from the clock board?
Hi Ian
Video-sound delay.... another request...
I know it have been mention before and have read the answer and know it is bit "against" FiFo idea....
But still will try to kindly ask for some solution/backdoor in that regard.....
Idea of building separate audio system just for video is not always possible, well some of us just do not have that much "space"....
And watching "good guys" playing out of bit is a pain or even a crime ...
Maybe it would be possible to have kind of "Video FiFo mode", with fixed minimal buffer length for at list 44/48 kHz. I mean hopefully that could be done as software/firmware mode.
Rosendorfer
Video-sound delay.... another request...
I know it have been mention before and have read the answer and know it is bit "against" FiFo idea....
But still will try to kindly ask for some solution/backdoor in that regard.....
Idea of building separate audio system just for video is not always possible, well some of us just do not have that much "space"....
And watching "good guys" playing out of bit is a pain or even a crime ...
Maybe it would be possible to have kind of "Video FiFo mode", with fixed minimal buffer length for at list 44/48 kHz. I mean hopefully that could be done as software/firmware mode.
Rosendorfer
Hi Ian
I tested the I2S backdoor today, it works perfect but the "Lock" LED doesn't light up, is this correct?
I tested the I2S backdoor today, it works perfect but the "Lock" LED doesn't light up, is this correct?
Yes, the LOCK LED on the spdif board only indicates the input spdif signal is locked. For an i2s signal, that LED will keep off.
Ian
Thanks guys, reserved. Please don't forget sending me your shipping addres by email before I post.
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Ian
Did You take mechanical interference / loopback into consideration in this project? You need to decouple the clock source (oscillator crystal) from the playback room. Tap on the (or play loud music close to the) crystal and measure the jitter!