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In Reply to: No worries posted by Music Machine on November 2, 2005 at 18:19:30:
Even large buffers don't isolate you from having to follow the USB clock.The Squeezebox is the master clock for the playback and it pulls the data on demand at the rate it's local clock is sending it out through the S/PDIF interface.
For most USB interfaces a piece of software int he PC is the master clock and the data is pushed at that rate down to the interface. Whether large buffer or not the USB converter needs to estimate the rate at which it is beeing fed this data and adjust its S/PDIF clock to keep in sync.
Cheers
Thomas
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Follow Ups
- Re: No worries - ThomasPf 11:45:16 11/03/05 (9)
- It dosen't have to lock the data rate to the PC - Music Machine 14:29:17 11/03/05 (8)
- Re But doesn't the Squeezebox - Sordidman 13:58:46 11/04/05 (7)
- Yes. (n.t.) - rupertdacat 06:48:13 11/05/05 (0)
- Squeezebox dac - prpixel 14:30:38 11/04/05 (5)
- Reminder.... - Music Machine 15:05:50 11/04/05 (4)
- Re: Reminder.... - gdg 23:27:09 11/06/05 (0)
- Re: Reminder.... - prpixel 16:25:17 11/04/05 (2)
- Re: Reminder.... - prpixel 16:34:14 11/04/05 (1)
- Re: Reminder.... - marc g. 13:46:40 11/07/05 (0)
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