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In Reply to: Re: Internal clock = asynchronous sample rate convertor posted by Aleksunder on January 18, 2007 at 15:52:41:
All data will be newly created to match that internal asynchronous clock rate. If you want to keep the same data, you can only have one master clock, usually from the source, in which case the other clocks are synced to that frequency, so you can have true integer rate upsampling like in almost all DACS and CD players that use a digital filter (8x oversampling). You can't have a DAC that uses its own clock crystal do integer upsampling since the clock crystals can never be exact integer multiples due to initial accuracy and temperature drift.
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