Hi,
I have a Samsung Bd-f9800 Blu-ray player the only audio output for audio is optical toslink. I've also got a few Blu-ray audio disks. I can't find out anywhere what the max bitrate of the toslink is. Does anyone know how I can test it? I'm thinking it might be downsampling my disks to 44.1
A thought did occur, I've got an old XP laptop somewhere with a toslink input. If I connected that up to the Samsung, is there a free program that might tell me what bit rate is being received from the disk in the Samsung?
Tia
I have a Samsung Bd-f9800 Blu-ray player the only audio output for audio is optical toslink. I've also got a few Blu-ray audio disks. I can't find out anywhere what the max bitrate of the toslink is. Does anyone know how I can test it? I'm thinking it might be downsampling my disks to 44.1
A thought did occur, I've got an old XP laptop somewhere with a toslink input. If I connected that up to the Samsung, is there a free program that might tell me what bit rate is being received from the disk in the Samsung?
Tia
Would you be able to record to a WAV file on the laptop - then analyse the WAV file header with a suitable utility? Of course the laptop might also resample...
An oscilloscope would be able to tell the bitrate of course.
An oscilloscope would be able to tell the bitrate of course.
