You are so kind!
Please find the requested pics. I have done a shot with overlapping and separated traces.
Thank you very much
1) Ch1: L/R, Ch2: FSYNC seperated
2) Ch1: L/R, Ch2: FSYNC overlapping
3) Ch1: L/R, Ch2: SDATA seperated
2) Ch1: L/R, Ch2: SDATA overlapping
Please find the requested pics. I have done a shot with overlapping and separated traces.
Thank you very much
1) Ch1: L/R, Ch2: FSYNC seperated
2) Ch1: L/R, Ch2: FSYNC overlapping
3) Ch1: L/R, Ch2: SDATA seperated
2) Ch1: L/R, Ch2: SDATA overlapping
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That's a very good question...
it would be perfect if I could simply loop the existing digital signal paths through the new circuit and switch to SPDIF-in when on this input signal is available.
Would be also great if I could get the BAP1000 back to original state if necessary...this might have even the highest priority...
Sorry for keeping you busy on that
Thank you!
it would be perfect if I could simply loop the existing digital signal paths through the new circuit and switch to SPDIF-in when on this input signal is available.
Would be also great if I could get the BAP1000 back to original state if necessary...this might have even the highest priority...
Sorry for keeping you busy on that
Thank you!
Thank you!
I found on Ebay DIR modules called DIR9001 DIR9001 module coaxial / fiber receiving I2S output 24bit 96khz | eBay that support 16bit I2S mode (16bit right-justified) or 24bit (I2S). Next to the output 256Fs is printed on the board. Not sure if one of these modes match.
Good idea. This board simplifies things.
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