I know. Probably better to contact Hypex but seems sometimes people here have some insight information.
Im happy to hear that. When you say final you mean final?
It makes sense to me to abandon FIR for DLCP if processing power is as limited as you mentioned earlier.
It makes sense to me to abandon FIR for DLCP if processing power is as limited as you mentioned earlier.
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What would you recommend for USB audio interface for DLCP? It has some USB audio on board but its capabilites are restricted. I need USB / S/PDIF conversion to 96 kHz/24bit. I have S/PDIF outputs on my PC but I need quality USB audio as well.
Really depends on what your USB source (OS) is - lots of decent USB-S/PDIF interfaces out there, but what you need to look at is driver support.
I am on W7, but I thought about something more or less DIY than just a black box with gold sockets and audiophiley price tag.
Pretty much any SPDIF interface will do as long as it supports 24 bits and 96 khz. I bought this one which cost me 30 euro and was available over the counter in a store close by.
The more fancy interfaces are async. This would be better if not for that the DLCP reclocks the signal so it doesn't care.
The more fancy interfaces are async. This would be better if not for that the DLCP reclocks the signal so it doesn't care.
So is there any news on the Hypex ISIS/2by4? I understand it's supposed to be OEM not DIY, but are there any OEMs actually working on bringing out a product?
One small remark: it is not possible to use files from the old version. You have to transfer the old settings manually.
By the way, ds23man - Bjørn mentioned that he had gotten a nice front design for the DLCP cabinet from you.
Is it possible for me to beg, steal borrow or buy a copy of it?
Johan-Kr
Is it possible for me to beg, steal borrow or buy a copy of it?
Johan-Kr
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Awsome, thank you for your hard work! I look forward to trying it out, once my home reno project is complete.
On the Hypex site, the new software is listed as "0201" which is a bit confusing as the previous versions were 2.12 and 4.0b. Also nice to see that the documentation appears complete as well, as the previous beta version included no instruction.